How To Not Do Things, Thursday, Period One

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April was still normal at least until a be50'sed post went up so she could get contaminated, which meant business as usual in class today. Which meant basically there was nothing going on.

Well, almost nothing, because there was a pile of board games in the middle of the room and pillows all over the floor instead of desks or chairs.

April just shrugged. "Week before finals."

So... have fun, kids.

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Re: Play Board Games

[stars_and_money]

"... What?" Sorry, Juliet. He looked around, and down at his suit. "What's wet? Did I spill something on myself? I don't remember drinking anything."

Re: Play Board Games

[twintuitionist.livejournal.com]

Oh, Jeremy. Poor, poor, monochrome Jeremy. Juliet reached over to solemnly pat him on the head.

"You got brainwashed," she said slowly. "It's okay. You'll get better. You didn't spill anything, it's just -- an expression."

Re: Play Board Games

[stars_and_money]

Jeremy ignored that first bit, because it didn't make any sense. "Is it? I haven't heard it before, is it new?"

Just how out of the loop was he?

Re: Play Board Games

[twintuitionist.livejournal.com]

"Somebody I know made it up," Juliet said vaguely, because the alternative made her sad. "It means ... cool. Neat. Awesome. You know, good."

She nudged the board toward him. "Anyhow, what color car do you want?"

Re: Play Board Games

[stars_and_money]

"Is there a grey one?" Jeremy asked, though with a smile. A little bit of monochrome humor, there. He reached for the blue one. "Blue for boys."

Re: Play Board Games

[twintuitionist.livejournal.com]

Juliet flashed a fast smile as she claimed her car. "Pink for girls. So retro."

This wasn't necessarily a bad thing. She liked pink anyhow.