Club Fair, Gym, Friday Afternoon

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Jackson got to the gym early. He took his mission of establishing a sports team in Fandom pretty seriously, see. That involved making something of an effort, and showing up early to check out the competition (yes, he viewed the other clubs as competition, deal with it) was the least he could do.

He grabbed a copy of the club schedule for himself before he went to set up his table.

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Re: Talk to the Representative – Fandom High Lacrosse Club [CF Fall 2012]

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Jackson rolled his eyes. "Whatever, you can do what you like." He didn't even know what the school mascot was supposed to be. Without a team, he hadn't had reason to care. "Just as long as you're not in the way."

Re: Talk to the Representative – Fandom High Lacrosse Club [CF Fall 2012]

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Arietty narrowed her eyes. He was trying to get rid of her! Sure, maybe she really actually couldn't play on his team or whatever, but that was just rude!

"Whatever," she said, rolling her eyes. "It's not like this is much of a sport, anyway. They haven't even made a big movie franchise about it."

Pretty much everything Arietty knew about bean culture she'd learned from movies the theater in the Underground managed to borrow.

Re: Talk to the Representative – Fandom High Lacrosse Club [CF Fall 2012]

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Jackson was rude, water was still wet. Arietty was learning! He waved a dismissive hand.

"That'd be more insulting coming from someone who can actually play sports."

And even then he probably wouldn't bother to get upset over someone's stupid opinion.

Re: Talk to the Representative – Fandom High Lacrosse Club [CF Fall 2012]

[notalender]

Arietty glared the glare of a pissed off sixteen year old girl, whipped out her dart gun, shot a dart at the center of Jackson's forehead, then made a mad dash for the edge of the table, throwing herself bodily off the side.

After falling a few inches, she pulled the rip cord on her parachute and floated back down to the ground.

She ended most arguments that way.