David Allard (
fiveagainstradley) wrote in
poly_chromatic2012-12-20 08:22 pm
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What's the City's legal drinking age? Because back home it's eighteen, and I've never been to a pub before, but I could do now, if it's eighteen here too.
[ He pauses, thinking. ]
Also, I think I'll be needing to find a job soon. I haven't got many qualifications-- I came here before graduating school-- but I'm good at maths and I learn quickly.
[ He pauses, thinking. ]
Also, I think I'll be needing to find a job soon. I haven't got many qualifications-- I came here before graduating school-- but I'm good at maths and I learn quickly.

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[And then he taps his shoulder. He wants his full attention.]
What would you like for your birthday, David? I can fetch you anything, you know. Aside from the usual, I mean.
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[Piglet's assuming, of course, that drinking is merely drinking.]
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To drink alcohol yeah. You can have some with a meal when you're sixteen, but you have to be eighteen to buy any.
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[ David looks over at Luke, still unused to seeing the growing visual proof of his cursed pregnancy. ]
Oh, I dunno. I don't really need much. Maybe some ice skates.
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I don't much want to go to the Underground, thanks.
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Politicians and MADD mothers upset their little darlings were getting drunk and driving.
Can't blame you for that one. [Not that she has any problems going.]
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[This hardly seems right to the young piglet.]
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If you tip well, I don't think they care how old you are.
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[As a shapeshifter, and a god, Luke is able to keep some of the grossest aspects of pregnancy to a minimum, and he's been keeping the puking as secret as possible. This baby, small and new as it is right now, seriously kicks like a jerk, though, and occasional wincing is the hallmark of this pregnancy.]
Skates, then. I can manage skates. Would you like them magical, or regular?
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What would magical skates do?
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I'm not sure. I'd have to work something out. Maybe give you more speed, or make sure you didn't fall. Something useful like that.
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It's a lovely place, though. Jazz club.
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Not falling would be good. I can be dreadfully clumsy on ice.
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I'm Ginny, by the way.
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Do you like cricket? [ GOSH, David, stop asking girls If they like cricket. ]
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I've never played it myself or seen a game, but I had a friend here who was really enthusiastic about it. He explained it all to me in absolute detail. I love sports, though, so I didn't mind.
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[Ginny, you cannot apply Quidditch to everything.]
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You would? Brilliant! I've never played cricket with a girl before but I could teach you how.
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