Library [2.19]

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It's Tuesday again, and it's another day of opening the library for Anemone and Gulliver.

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Re: 4th Period

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"Is that like Bart's game-box thing? The one that hooks up to the television and we play the games on? I liked playing those games." Anemone reached into her pocket and pulled out her phone (http://www.dreamkitty.com/Merchant2/graphics/00000002/K-EM571701_l.jpg). "How would I hook this up to the television? There's no plug small enough."

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"You don't hook it up to anything," A.J. explained, "but, yeah, it's kind of like the game-box things. Are you honestly telling me that you don't have video games in the fu-- Whoathat'sapinkphone."

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"It was a present," she said, grinning. "John likes to think he's funny. He's not as clever as he thinks he is, but my revenge will be swift and brutal, oh yes."

"I'm pretty sure there's video games, I know I did some training in a flight simulator, but they're more for civilians." Anemone shrugged and poked suspiciously at the buttons on her phone. "The military frowned on 'frivolous' things like that. If you had time to be playing games, you had time to be training."

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A.J. frowned at that, wrinkling his nose a little. "That's lame," he muttered. "Don't know if I can help you get to the games on your phone. If they're anything like it looks, I don't know if I want to." He smirked a little. "I haven't figured out mine yet, either. GameBoy's easier. It's just for games, just pop in a cartage, turn it on, and you're good to go."

He wondered if he should introduce Anemone to Tetris, or if that would just be too evil.

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"Yeah, but while civilian kids were playing games about fighting aliens, I got to drive a real, live, giant robot, blow up rebels, and destroy an alien race." Anemone's smirk got a bit wider. "I think my version was cooler."

"Soooo...this Gameboy-thing has lots of games? You can pick one?" Evil glint? Anemone? Pffft. Not plotting to raid A.J.'s room. Nope. Not her. "What kind of games?"

Re: 4th Period

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"...Okay, fine, you win. Maybe I shouldn't bother, though, telling you anything more. Clearly, you'll just be bored by it, you with all your giant robots and rebels and alien races..."

Re: 4th Period

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"But I'm not allowed to beat-up anyone here!" she whined, reaching over to tug on his sleeve. "A.J.! No faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiiir!"

Re: 4th Period

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A.J. winced, failing to perfectly hide a chuckle. "What's not faaaaaaaaiiir is you whining like that. You girls know my weaknesses all too well."

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"Wait, whining is a weakness of yours?" Her entire face lit up with this revelation. "See, you shouldn't tell me these things. I generally just sulk at people until they give in. If it's a special weakness...now I'll have to be more careful in my use of it."

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"I wouldn't say it's a special weakness," A.J., laughing, shook his head. "Don't get too excited. I think it's just an overall weakness that all guys have when dealing with cute girls."

He just had a particular lack of defense against it, while other guys seem to have a whole armory.