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[crouching_sin]

[Naoya today is sporting a lovely bandaged hand, looking somewhat amused. He really does not know what the hell happened, but...]

Maybe we should start categorizing these things that we find. I ran into something that... I think you all might be amused by.

[He attaches a picture, and grins.]

I don't really know what it is, but it looks hysterical. It attacked me, of course, but it was still amazing.

Comments

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[crouching_sin]

True. It depends who shows up.

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[captainash]

I can't think of anyone from my world who wouldn't appreciate the tale, or at least stare at me for a few seconds before declaring the whole story a lie.

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[crouching_sin]

Well, I know Loki would appreciate it, but I'm not sure who else might.

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[captainash]

There has to be a potential audience for it. Even if they might not admit it in public.

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[crouching_sin]

Oh, of course. There's always a potential audience for everything. Hell, I've seen people livestreaming paint drying.

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[captainash]

...That's such a waste of bandwidth, time, and brain cells.

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[crouching_sin]

I agree, but people are stupid.

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[captainash]

That sort of stupidity doesn't harm others, at least, but that's its only quality.

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[crouching_sin]

True. As long as it doesn't get in the way of what I need to do, I guess it doesn't matter.

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[captainash]

How pragmatic. But who knows? Maybe one person watching paint dry at the wrong time will ruin your work.

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[crouching_sin]

And if that happens, there'll be hell to pay, so I'll deal with that hiccup when I come to it.

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[captainash]

Don<t be too harsh, now. People desperate enough to watch paint dry are in enough pain as it is.