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Post 1601

Hypatia

I was technically an innocent bystander. smiley - winkeye

I hope we don't have dueling egos this time. Maybe he enjoyed the last one more than I thought he did. Aren't Pin and Waz good frends? That's probably why the two of them decided to start something up again.

H


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Post 1602

J

We're all good friends, but I'm not sure that Waz and Pin planned it out. I didn't hear anything from anyone, and I track everything.

My theory is that Pin was bored, or had some ideas he wished he'd used in the NSS. Or both.

At least now you have an opportunity to make a sidekick character like you wanted to. Sheep are always very good choices. Frogs. Yaks. Pandas. All good.

smiley - blacksheep


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Post 1603

Hypatia

You mean the Otter? I never did come up with a name. Or even decide if it was a male or female.

Wolfgang is sort of a sidekick. There are times when I quite like Wolfgang. smiley - smiley

H


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Post 1604

J

Oh, right, you chose an otter.
I'm yawny.

Well, now's your chance to cultivate the character. And name it.
Names and characters-

Elliot (young, lively, stupid). Franz (World War One Flying Ace, like Snoopy). Jacques (he could be a snobby French otter). Boris (a drab, gray, Russian otter). Pete (hopelessly Patriotic). Jenkies (your butler otter). Squirt (a sailor).

smiley - blacksheep


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Post 1605

Hypatia

Pete is actually my nickname. I've been called that since I was a kid. Not too many people do anymore. Mainly because the ones who did are all dead. smiley - erm My sister still uses it sometimes. Hummmmm.

I don't know if he should be a superpatriot. Aren't you and I the only Americans on the troop? That might offend the European critters.

Of course it would give the others something to play off of. In 1966 he could be a flag-waving, support the war redneck otter. smiley - biggrin In contrast to the hippie librarian.

I'm thinking.

Trout has already slyly warned me not to hijack any storylines, however.smiley - laugh Apparently I am to just occupy a seat in the bus. He really shouldn't have done that. Sort of like waving a red flag in front of a bull. smiley - whistle

H


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Post 1606

J

I'll be honest, I don't understand anything the Trout says, and I've come to skim his posts. smiley - yawn

You're right. We could go to the capitol and see thousands of protesters and one otter in the reflecting pool shouting 'Support our Troops'. With the amount of Britishness we put up with, we should be allowed that. smiley - winkeye

Anyway, those were just some ideas.

smiley - blacksheep


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Post 1607

Trout Montague

Oi!


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Post 1608

J

Oh, aye...


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Post 1609

Trout Montague

What? You didn't understand that either?


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Post 1610

Hypatia

smiley - rofl Jodan, we have a lurker. Imagine that. I thought we had bored all of them to death already.

Hi Trout. I was just talking about you. Is your dorsal fin burning? And I always wondered if you were a rainbow trout or some other variety.

Hsmiley - rainbowsmiley - bus


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Post 1611

J

I don't understand a lot about much stuff, Mister Trout.

Well, I don't know if he's rainbow, but he's an awfully colorful Trout for sure.

smiley - blacksheep


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Post 1612

Hypatia

Rainbow trout are quite tasty rolled in cornmeal and fried. They have such a good flavor because they only live in fresh running water. No dank ponds or lakes for them.

Trout....I am a small librarian. But I am taller than most seals. At least I think I am. I've never actually stood beside a seal to find out.

And Jodan is tall as the mighty larch. smiley - biggrin

H smiley - rainbowsmiley - bus


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Post 1613

J

What's a mighty larch?


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Post 1614

Hypatia

A tree that grows in England that gets really tall.

Wasn't the butler in the Adams Family named Larch?

With a whale in the cast, I wonder why Trout needs another large character.

Hsmiley - rainbow


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Post 1615

J

Well, I wouldn't know about Eng-a-lund.

Maybe to keep Orchid from eating him. Who knows?

smiley - blacksheep off to read what you're talking about.


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Post 1616

Hypatia

Is the snockerty friddle (sp?) animal, vegetable or mineral?

I'm trying to figure out a good way to get Pete on board. smiley - smiley And to hijack the bus to the US. smiley - laugh

Hsmiley - rainbow


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Post 1617

J

Mineral.

So you're going with Pete the otter?

smiley - blacksheep


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Post 1618

Hypatia

It seems as good a name as any. I don't know how to get him on board though. The entire time trravel thing would have been interesting, but it's already ruined. There are certain rules when time travelling. You can't just make them up as you go along. smiley - cross

Hsmiley - rainbow


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Post 1619

J

There aren't rules in fiction. You should know that, you librarian, you.

I just met Pip in a castle. No reason you can't just meet Pete. Of course, my introduction had the benefit of tiled floors.

smiley - blacksheep


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Post 1620

Hypatia

Actually there are some very strict rules in science fiction. Otherwise there would be bedlam.

So, now I know you don't read much science fiction. smiley - laugh

Hsmiley - rainbow


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