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poly_chromatic2012-09-18 08:03 pm
brobeforehos) wrote in poly_chromatic2012-09-18 08:03 pm
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Since everyone's showing theirs, I thought I'd share mine. [She grins, and angles the camera to her very impressive chest, where her T-shirt proudly proclamates:
HIDE YOUR SONS
She then lifts the device again.] I had to get this done on commission. Used to own one of these in Exeter, but unfortunately the City doesn't also move your wardrobe here with you, so this is a new and improved version.
[And a bit of a repentant, sheepish smile.] Sorry, no curse. For once, the City has decided not to air my dirty laundry in public. [Pause.] I don't feel as accomplished as I thought I would after making that pun.
Either way, you all have a ...very interesting past, it seems? But a lot of the things on the shirts people are wearing today are personal, so - welcomed or not, you have my sympathy. One should be allowed to wear whatever inscription one wants on one's T-shirt, with a big emphasis on wants to. Can't they be covered up with a scarf, or a cardigan? Just a suggestion.
[ooc; What she said: not cursed.]
She then lifts the device again.] I had to get this done on commission. Used to own one of these in Exeter, but unfortunately the City doesn't also move your wardrobe here with you, so this is a new and improved version.
[And a bit of a repentant, sheepish smile.] Sorry, no curse. For once, the City has decided not to air my dirty laundry in public. [Pause.] I don't feel as accomplished as I thought I would after making that pun.
Either way, you all have a ...very interesting past, it seems? But a lot of the things on the shirts people are wearing today are personal, so - welcomed or not, you have my sympathy. One should be allowed to wear whatever inscription one wants on one's T-shirt, with a big emphasis on wants to. Can't they be covered up with a scarf, or a cardigan? Just a suggestion.
[ooc; What she said: not cursed.]
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