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Sunday Morning: The Park
The duck pond was just melted enough so that if someone were nutty enough, they could tool around it in a canoe.
And that nutty person just happened to be a guy who loved talking about beer.
"The way I see it," he called out to anyone passing by the duck pond and staring at the idiot in a canoe, "People used to know about nature. Respected it. Then they figured they'd try to make it better. Take beer. Can you imagine why anyone would want to add anything artificial to anything that comes naturally with ingredients like grain, water from the Rocky Moutains, barley and hops?"
The man shook his head half in amusement and half in distaste at any beer brewer who wasn't solely based in Colorado.
"Neither did Coors," he said with seriousness that one could only have when talking about a beer so good it could only be Coors.
[Open for interaction or your parkly needs. Also? I WANT A FREAKIN' BEER!]
And that nutty person just happened to be a guy who loved talking about beer.
"The way I see it," he called out to anyone passing by the duck pond and staring at the idiot in a canoe, "People used to know about nature. Respected it. Then they figured they'd try to make it better. Take beer. Can you imagine why anyone would want to add anything artificial to anything that comes naturally with ingredients like grain, water from the Rocky Moutains, barley and hops?"
The man shook his head half in amusement and half in distaste at any beer brewer who wasn't solely based in Colorado.
"Neither did Coors," he said with seriousness that one could only have when talking about a beer so good it could only be Coors.
[Open for interaction or your parkly needs. Also? I WANT A FREAKIN' BEER!]
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He watched the man in the canoe. It seemed like something Bono would like, and Jameson Rook knew what Bono would like.
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Clearly, he needed help.
"This is your brain (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyXFN4ocN_o)," she began, holding up an egg that she had not been holding before, and setting it on a park bench. "And this --" a twirl of her frying pan, "-- is heroin." She then launched into the rest of her impassioned speech, destroying some dishes, clocks, and other items that had not been there a moment ago.
When she was done, she dropped her frying pan on the bench, looking at right at him. "Any questions?"
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Although, she was kinda hot, so...
"Mind telling me where we are?"
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Really, you didn't get to be this skinny without help.
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"Thought you might be running low," she said cheerfully.
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Let it all out, blonde-girl. Swing the frying pan and Just Say No to Drugs.
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"What?"
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Makita was going to want to kill herself once this wore off.
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He thought he heard the word Coors (or it could have been coolers), and so he came over to the pond to investigate.
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Holy prohibition, I may have just found the Coors Clothes Bandit.
Too bad he was out in the water. Unless...
"And what beer might that be?"
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On the plus side, this guy probably wouldn't start crying at him.
"Are you advertising?"
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"No," Nikki said quickly. "I'm not advertising. I wouldn't turn down a reasonable offer, but that doesn't mean I'm advertising."
That was probably illegal, anyway.
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"...is that so?" Oh yeah, come to daddy.
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Usually.
But when she spotted the love of her unlife, she let the veil drop to the side so he'd notice her. He didn't seem quite right -- too healthy, for one -- but it had been a while, and she did meet so many people.
"Hello, lover," she cooed. "Fancy meeting you here."
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That was... new.
"Hi," He replied slowly. "Have we met?"
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She watched the speech and nodded. When it finished, she had a very important and relevant question for the speaker.
"Do you want a massage?"
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