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The Drunk Meme
1. Drinking Games. You're at that special level of drunkenness where previously unimagined things start to sound like a good idea, like another drink. It's cool, I know this great game that will inevitably end with everyone involved being totally wasted. You play until... shit, what were the rules again?
2. Unsolicited Advice. Oh man, you suddenly know the solutions to all of life's mysteries. All it took to figure it all out was half a pint of whiskey! It's time to tell all your friends how to fix the problems with their personal lives, whether they want you to or not.
3. Drunk Texting. Frankly, you can't IMAGINE why anyone wouldn't want to hear about how drunk you are right now. If only you could remember where the vowels are on this tiny keyboard. Drawing inspiration from TFLN is encouraged.
4. Tell them How You Really Feel. You lost some of your less important inhibitions three or four drinks ago, and it's time to tell it how it is! Time to hunt down the person you love, or possibly the person you hate, or even just the person you don't ACTUALLY despise, and bare your heart to them in a way that you'll almost definitely regret tomorrow morning.
5. Karaoke. Shot through the heart, and you're to blame! You give love... a bad... something...
6. Terrible Ideas. This is going to be so awesome, guys. I've got the skateboard, and I'm handcuffed to Steve... is the camera rolling? And who's lighting the fireworks?
7. Flirting. While all that booze may not have enhanced your charm, it certainly did wonders for your ego! Time to find all the hottest dudes and/or chicks in this place and make them swoon before your gin-powered charisma.
8. On the Streets. What better way to follow up a good bar run than by drunkenly wandering the streets in the middle of the night? There may be loud, embarrassing singing. There may be puking in the gutter. You may be completely lost, and not sure why that police officer is speaking Italian.
9. Take Me Home Tonight. Yeah, it's time to go home but you're not going alone, time to drag someone home for a hook up. Let's just hope you can get your body to agree or don't fall asleep first
10. The Next Day. All that you took with you from last night's adventures was a blur of jumbled, confusing memories, a lampshade with googly eyes drawn on it taped to your head, and a brutal hangover. What exactly happened here? And who's that sleeping next to you?
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Caught somewhere between dream and reality, when she touched him again to jab him with the needle he swatted her hand away, all the while feeling worse and worse, his movements becoming slower, weaker.
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It was risky, she knew, because it wasn't the first time something like this had happened, but as long as she didn't actually crack his ribs simply from the force of it, she knew he'd be fine.
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Clutching his chest, Hansel fell back on the pillow groaning as his body tried to recover and right itself now that he had the much needed medicine.
“That fucking hurt,” he grumbled when he could finally talk again.
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Normally she would have teased him about it, told him it was his own damn fault, but she didn't this time, because it had been too close a call, especially after the nightmare she'd had.
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“You know, I’ve been thinking... maybe I shouldn’t drink so much.”
Yeah, right.
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She spread her fingers for a moment, just pressing her hand against his chest a little more firmly, "Get some sleep. Still a few hours until dawn." She didn't think either of them would be getting back to sleep after that ordeal, but she was going to try.
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Closing his eyes at her insistence, Hansel kissed the top of Gretel’s head through her hair before settling back in to try to sleep. He really needed it or he was going to be seriously ill in the morning, but it wasn’t easy to just roll over and forget everything, just like that.
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Between her own nightmare and the adrenaline -though fading- from her brother's, the realization of how easily she could have lost him, Gretel didn't so much as nod off again, despite trying. She relaxed though, mostly, eyes closed. She didn't plan on moving from where she was, where she could feel Hansel's heartbeat, low and steady once more.
Once dawn began to lighten the room, changing dark shadows to furniture and walls again she asked: "You awake?"
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He squeezed his eyes closed tighter when the light started to filter into the room, wishing he was under the bed again where it was dark. “Yeah,” he answered the word little more than a grumble. “You?” Okay, so maybe he wasn’t quite mentally awake yet.
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He'd never been a morning person, and even less of one once he'd gotten sick, but it wasn't as if they had much to do, they were already packed up and ready to move on as soon as they'd had breakfast. Or they could eat on the road, that was nothing new to them, but usually only happened in the few times they'd been run out of town.
"Yeah." She said, thumping his chest once with the flat of her hand, not a smack, really, but a solid thump, "Breakfast?" They still had another hour or so before he'd need another dose, and it would go easier if he'd eaten something.
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Asked or not he should probably listen. After what he'd put his body through last night, first with the excessive alcohol then with the scare of his condition, ignoring what his body needed now probably wasn't the best idea.
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She smiled at that, though hid it as she rooted through their bags, finding a pair of pants for herself and pulling them on while waiting for her brother to be upright at least, which was when she tossed an apple at him with a cheerful: "Breakfast."
She wasn't necessarily trying to clock him in the head with it, but if she did it was because he'd failed her imprompteau reflex test. Clearly she was just being a good sister. And probably getting him back for something from weeks, even months before. It wasn't that she was vindictive, really, it was just that they both kept each other on their toes, sometimes.
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Struggling to sit up, he still hadn’t quite managed to get his eyes open, so he missed the flying apple completely until it collided with the side of his head. He cursed loudly, rubbing his head and opening one eye to glare at Gretel. “What the fuck was that for?” He was sure she would come up with something he had supposedly done, or just lie and say she had thought he would catch it. He would have whipped the apple back at her if he knew where it had landed.
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His clothes followed a similar trajectory to the apple, not intent on actually hitting him this time as much as just getting them to where he could reach them, "C'mon. Sooner we get on the road sooner we can get to our next job."
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Catching the clothes she tossed to him he dressed quick enough, shifting over to sit on the edge of the cot to pull on his boots. The combined effects of the excessive alcohol and his condition left him pretty shaky this morning but he searched the bed until he found the apple and took a big bite. “Where to first?”
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She eyed him for a moment once more, retrieving an apple for herself, talking around a bite of it, "You going to be okay?" The question was flip, just a little, but the concern was genuine.
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Pushing himself up off the bed he moved over to the window and opened it, peering out into the early morning light. Finishing off the apple he tossed the core outside, glancing back over at Gretel at her question. She didn’t put a lot of expression into her words but he knew she was concerned and his expression softened. Despite everything, despite how he was acting, he knew he was only alive right now because of her. A million times over that was true, for both of them, but last night had been close; if not for her he wouldn’t have made it. “I’ll be fine,” he replied, the ‘thanks to you’ going unspoken.
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The donkey they'd had last had been eaten and Gretel wasn't sure she wanted to know if it had been eaten by the witch or one of her pets, the end result was the same, they needed a new pack animal, or go without like they usually did.
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“Great,” he said, sounding none too happy about all the walking. “You wanna go get what’s owed us and I’ll go get us some supplies?” If they were walking they wouldn’t want to carry much, but they had to have enough food to get them to the next town.
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She nodded, "Sounds good, cover more ground in less time." She didn't particularly like splitting up, but figured they'd be safe enough in town, and especially this early, "Don't go buying any horses without me, Okay?"
She didn't figure he would, she figured he probably wouldn't even be done stocking up on necessary supplies before she was done getting the remainder of their payment.
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Grabbing his coat and bag he headed for the door.
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Collecting the second half of their pay didn't take long, and she didn't even have to threaten anyone, which was always a mixed feeling, because the lack of threatening made things go more smoothly, but she always felt a little off when she didn't have to, like something was out of place.
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“You serious? I’m pretty sure bread isn’t supposed to be that colour,” he pointed at one end of a loaf that contained a spot of mould. He was still haggling with the vendor when Gretel caught up with him.
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It was haggling that Gretel put an end to fairly quickly, and while she didn't necessarily have to threaten the baker, putting the fear of wrath in someone made her feel better. She tucked the traveling loaves away into the bottom of her bag, nudging her brother with an elbow and nodding towards the fruit, "Apples, ones that are supposed to be green this time."
Not that the not-quite-ripe yellow ones they'd gotten last time were bad, they just weren't right. She was keeping an eye out for livestock aside from the crated chickens, the only thing chickens were good for was dinner and sometimes an early warning system, except that they thought anything and everything was worthy of a panicked warning.
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“Yeah, yeah,” Hansel rolled his eyes at her comment before heading over to the fruit stand. Picking through the apples he found some that were actually ripe this time and paid for them before stowing them away in his satchel. A bit of hard cheese and that would probably do them until they got to the next town. “What do you think? Should we look for a horse or are we footing it this time?”
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We'll just ignore the fact that I used two different animals in that last tag
Apparently I didn't even notice, so yes, easily ignored. :D
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