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301--3rd period

You are redirected to CJ's officeS to move the furniture out into the hallway. Today we're learning cause and effect as relates to reciprocity. Last Friday no one came to class to do something as simple as wtch a movie. This week?

Hard Labor.

Once the furniture is out, the wall is coming down. Prepare to get dirty.

CJ's done just what Gil said and has come today in a pair of ratty old jeans and a particularly ugly Syracuse t-shirt.

And yeah...somehow she came up with a sledgehammer of her own.

[[This is in lieu of a speech class, and open to anyone with a sledgehammery type thing that wants to help destroy part of the school. CJ's office is in the humanities wing. Come on down.]]

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Shep handed over the sledgehammer. "Here... I think it needs a woman's touch."

Pippi takes the sledgehammer and looks at it for a moment.

She regards the smiley face.

"Woman's touch? Hmmm... Still needs something."

She puts her fist through the wall, making a nose. ((Assuming this was a traditional smiley face with no nose.)) Then she looks down at the sledge.

"What's this for?"

"Uh..." Shep stares at the splintered plaster. "Us wussy boys, I guess."

"I don't know." said Pippi turning the sledge in her hands.

"I'm pretty sure nobody'd call ya 'wussy' if you always had one of these with ya."

Shep shook his head slowly. "I don't know. I'm pretty sure I'd be meeting the new docs in town if I put my hand through a solid plaster wall."

He's surrepticiously checking her hand for cuts or bruises or other signs that she didn't just do that bare-handed.

Pippi hands the sledgehammer back to Shep. ((Nope, no cuts or scrapes))

"You'd better take this back then." She said with a friendly smile.

She then punches a second happy face next to Shep's.

"There, now he's got a friend."

Shep uses the handle end of the sledgehammer on the lower part of the wall. When he's done there's an oval with four legs and a circle with something like a triangle on top of it. "Now they have a dog."

Pippi is delighted.

"Puppy! What's its name?"

It's too bad Pippi wouldn't get the reference. "Kavanagh. Watch out, he might bite."

"He might? ... Bad puppy!" she kneels down and scrapes at the plaster with her fingers.

When she's done, it looks rather like there's one of those terribly undignified funnel collars on the dog.

[[ooc: Pippi doesn't get it, but I do. :)

Walter watched in amusement mixed with a bit of irritation. He wanted to help out with the sledgehammer part, but that was not going to happen.

He totally didn't get the dog thing.

Shep makes a face at the funnel collar. "Okay, so now he can't bite *himself*..." He wanted to take the sledgehammer to Kavanagh's head.

Not the dog. His namesake.

Pippi motioned to Shep's sledge.

"Obviously, he's rabid. I think it's time to put him down."

"Poooooor Kavanagh," Shep drawled as he swung the sledge hammer back. And neatly nailed him in his little plaster head. He then proceeded to go to town until there wasn't a trace of him left. Or that corner of the wall.

Pippi wonders if a dog named Kavanagh killed Shep's puppy as a child or something.

She shrugs and kicks a large hole in the wall near Shep's corner with a couple of kicks.

Walter flicked out a handful of wires to clean up a few pieces of wall that remained after Pippi and Shep came through. More spaghetti flew from his fingertips at the same time, but he cleared up the excess plaster at the same time.

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