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texting meme
You’ve got your TFLN, you’ve got your sexting, now here’s the meme for all those gen texts, phone calls, voicemails, pictures of your cats, and whatever else your little heart can come up with, because who doesn't like a little old fashioned friendly texting. (Or enemy texting, if that's more your bag.)
instructions: What it says on the tin! Leave a comment with your character, include preferences, a start, absolutely nothing or whatever you want. Run around and reply to others. Lather, rinse, repeat.
instructions: What it says on the tin! Leave a comment with your character, include preferences, a start, absolutely nothing or whatever you want. Run around and reply to others. Lather, rinse, repeat.
Moenbryda Wilfsunnwyn ; FFXIV
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[What he's saying is— he knows it's a lot to ask, but try to help him look cool in front of his work bros.]
some vague ... modern au-shaped thing [handwaves]
[ Of course, they both know picking up Urianger to give him a friendly squeeze in front of the rest of their friends is not a 'little' physical affection (and is in fact more likely to increase said stress hormones rather than lessen them) but let Moenbryda have her fun! ]
yesss
There was nothing 'little' about it, thou knowest full well.
[A clap on the shoulder or something more discreet would have been perfectly acceptable, but to hoist him in the air and leave him completely without his dignity—
Well, he supposes he must admit that he expects no less from her, either way.]
Thou must keepeth in mind that we haveth a great responsibility upon our shoulders, and our behavior should reflecteth as much.
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Responsibility and fun don't have to be mutually exclusive! We're researchers, not automatons. I don't think it hurts to show the fresh blood that a getting a degree doesn't mean they'll have to give up on their dearest friendships.
I've missed you, by the way. It wasn't quite the same, hearing you huff over a conference call.
[ ... And back to good-natured teasing. ]
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[It's a rather lovely sentiment, in fact.]
And I do not huff.
[He does.]
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[ Sentimentality aside, though, that's not going to last long, because-- ]
Now, when can I convince you to let me drag you out for a drink and catch up properly?
[ And make him huff some more, ideally. ]
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[Not that he won't act put-upon in the process, but he'd learned a long, long time ago that there was little use in resisting against anything Moenbryda set her mind to. Fortunately, with the exception of her frequent desire to eat in libraries and endanger books, it's not often that he wants to— and of course he hardly needs to be convinced to spend time with her.]
Truly, it has been too long. We have much to discuss.
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The usual place at 7, then? Assuming the undergrads haven't accidentally shut it down with an impromptu paintball fight or the like again.
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-> action
Tonight, at least, it's quiet enough (the peak of happy hour being over helps). Moenbryda's already taken up a seat at one of the high tables next to the window, long legs neatly crossed at the ankle as she perches on one of the bar chairs. There's a notebook beside her on the table, but for now ... she's intently poring over her choices for pizza. ]
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His hood is drawn when he arrives, but once he spots her, he lowers it during his approach, gently setting his bag down beside the empty chair opposite hers and sliding into it with more grace than his casual clothing might suggest.]
'Tis good to see you, Moen. I should hope thou hast not had long to wait?
[He may have been aiming to beat her here.]
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I haven't even been here five minutes. It didn't take as long to bike here as I thought it would. [ She does look a little windswept, but she brushes that aside, tapping a finger imperiously on the menu instead before sliding it over to him across the table. ] What are you in the mood for?
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He smiles as she slides the menu towards him, turning it right-side-up.]
Let us see— shall we try ourselves something new and daring, for fear of relying too much upon 'the usual?'
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Something new seems like it would fit the bill. As for daring ... I'm feeling a bit bold myself.
[ So lay on all the weird toppings and spices Urianger thinks he can handle. ]
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Thy definition of 'bold' may well differ from mine, but I admit, thou has sparked mine curiousity.
[He could very well come to regret this, but it will be memorable if nothing else.]
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Not the ones with strawberries, perhaps. That's a bit more like dessert than I'm feeling at the moment. Definitely not the one with mac and cheese, either. What about the gochujang and pulled pork pizza? Or something with kimchi on it ... you haven't taken up any fad diets or anything, have you?
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Not in recent days, no— I've found I have little patience for such things.
[Translation: even if he did try some new fad diet, chances are he's going to forget to eat and mostly sustain himself on tea for long stretches at a time, anyway. They would be a waste on him.]
That sounds full adventurous enough. I shall trust thy judgment. [He finally lowers his gaze, a smile pulling at one side of his mouth once more.] For better or for ill, we shall embark upon this venture together.
[It's just pizza, Urianger.]
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That's settled, then. [ Mercifully for his ability to main eye contact, she leans back in her seat so she can flag down a server to take their order. It doesn't take long, but then the next question is what they'll be having to drink. Moenbryda's got a ready answer -- rather than ordering one thing, she orders a pair of beer flights, rattling off her selection of ten or so beers to sample from the extensive draft menu. The server dutifully jots it down, then turns to Urianger expectantly. ]
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Urianger's order for himself is far simpler— an old-fashioned— and illustrates the differences between their tastes just as everything else about them does. Once they're through, the server politely excuses herself to put their order in, leaving them to talk as they will while they wait.
Urianger smiles as he leans forward against the table, hands clasped together to rest in front of him.]
While we have time, thou must tell me all about thy most recent venture— where didst they travels take thee this time?