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quickfingers) wrote in
thisavrou2017-11-03 11:37 pm
text | ❝ i left my body lying somewhere in the sands of time ❞
So, space. The Final Frontier. Astonishing.
Also unexpected. I take it none of us signed up for this though so I won't bitch. Much.
Anyway, I have a series of questions not ranked by importance:
1. Where are the aliens? The gross tentacley ones from tv.
2. Are WE the aliens here? Gasp. The turn around.
3. Capri Sun? Tang? Tab? Any of these available?
This isn't a Soylent Green kinda place right? Lie to me if you have to. Thx.
Also unexpected. I take it none of us signed up for this though so I won't bitch. Much.
Anyway, I have a series of questions not ranked by importance:
1. Where are the aliens? The gross tentacley ones from tv.
2. Are WE the aliens here? Gasp. The turn around.
3. Capri Sun? Tang? Tab? Any of these available?
This isn't a Soylent Green kinda place right? Lie to me if you have to. Thx.

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But then Peter also hesitates between messages upon reading that name.] ... Magnet Man I do remember.
[SKIRTING RIGHT ALONG...]
You need to watch more tv, Prof. And maybe party less?
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[ The second half of that, as Peter changes subjects, is none of his business. He knows only what Jean's told him, and what a point of contention that had once been. He assumes--maybe incorrectly--that Peter knows (or will figure it out on his own, at least), and how he wants to interact with his father is his own business. Whatever Charles' opinion on the matter may be. It's strange to not say anything to Erik too, but...well, he's learned the hard way about revelations that are not his to give voice to. ]
So replace one for the other then? Sounds healthy.
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[Peter's going to have some interesting hoops to jump through here with his dad among their ranks and a not!sister to adjust to. It's all feeling a bit much so he's happy to put off as much as he can for the time being and play text-tag over the network.]
One of the two kills your liver a lot less than the other. Or so I've heard.
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Can we like take a step back to non-weird bizzaro-land.
What's up Prof! (Like that. New starter.)
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Very little, it seems.
[ Which is at least true. They have resorted to complaints about each other's habits, after all. ]
Did you just arrive?
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Getting fast-tracked in how timelines and the multiverse work tho, that's definitely fun.
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And how...do the timelines work? For you, I mean.
[ Namely: what do you remember? ]
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For me it's just good ol' 1983, post-Cairo funtimes. Finally got off the crutches and life was nice? Then this happens.
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Hold on, crutches? Peter, what happened?
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SON
DAD?
Apocalypse did snap my leg pretty brutally, man. Can't say it felt spectacular but maybe it was cool to watch in a morbid, messed up kinda way.
U R DOING ME A FRIGHTEN
(It must why no one will talk about it.) ]
I assure you that would have been in no way "cool to watch."
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But for God's sake, what had he even been doing fighting Apocalypse to start with? WHY WAS NO ONE AT HOME?]What were you doing in Cairo?
A FRIGHTEN, A STARTLE?
If I say sight-seeing, would you buy that for an answer?
A SPOOK
[ I.E.: No, not really. ]
NOT A SPOOK!
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