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Post by GingerMetuchenPI on Jan 2, 2013 23:03:53 GMT -5
(( RP started for my sister, anyone can jump in though. ))
Gwangi was bustling with so many new faces and scales. The little western town had seen people from every corner of America and more, all searching for a fortune. People from large cities and small villages, wild and cultured lands, violent sorts or artistic sorts. The group was as varied as the creatures you'd find in a zoo.
One of these people was currently sitting on the inn's porch enjoying the small amount of peace that happened during midday. Most people had disappeared for food, leaving the streets a little less full and a lot more quiet. The zoologist head out the newest copy of the eastern states' newspaper. Being so far away form home didn't mean he had to be dumb to the going-ons of the east. So far it was the generic news, nothing really interesting. though there was a heated argument going on in the advice column he found amusing.
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Post by suburbantrash on Jan 11, 2013 11:05:24 GMT -5
(errr mah gawd i posted)
Lester Blackwell walked down the street, stretching into all sorts of weird positions as he tried to get the stiffness out of his arm and shoulder from sleeping in a less than desirable place. No matter how many times he went over his hair and clothes, he was still picking out hay pieces and it was driving him insane. Not to mention the fact that he was itchy all over because of the damned stuff.
As he neared the Inn he saw that Hindrick fellow on the porch immersed in a newspaper. Since that was his destination anyway, he decided to slide on over and say hi before he headed inside. "Hey there, Hindrick.... Am I pronouncing that right? Hinnnd-rick?" The zoologist looked up with a facial expression that read that he probably wasn't too happy to have his morning paper interrupted. "Close enough."
"So I saw you made it onto the second round! That's gotta be a relief. I'm trying to head into the inn to see if any rooms opened up now that some of the folks got eliminated... I'm getting sore from sleeping with the damn animals in the stalls."
"That's unfortunate." Hindrick responded curtly. He was apprehensive of the towering, mohawked man standing near him.
"Yeah, but I've definitely had worse. Just wish this hay wasn't so itchy!" Lester moaned as he furiously scratched his arms through the shirt in a rather spastic exaggerated move.
A quick laugh came from Hindrick.
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