fandomhigh | First Aid II, Danger Shop, Tuesday morning, 7/25

Elliot was pouting a little as she stood at the front of the mostly-dark Danger Shop. "Hi. For some reason, the frickin' computers will not do anything for me this week, so we're going to kick it old-school for this class session.

"First off? I have some stuff I probably should have given you your first week. Here is a first-aid kit and a manual. Use them, love them carry them around with you, et cetera. Your job is to look through the kits and find one thing that you don't know how to use or haven't used before, and figure out a situation in which you would need that thing.

"After that, we're going to play a game called A Progressive Story. I've divided you into two groups, and I'll start a story for each of you. You should each add a few sentences talking about a new injury or how to treat it. If someone gets stumped or suggests a bad treatment, they're out. The winner is the last person to keep the story going.

"Next week we should cover animal bites. Assuming I can get the shop working by then."

[OOC: Mod the contents of your first aid bags within reason. In the story, there's no need to keep pings in a specific order, though I hope everyone will get to contribute. And as ever, I'm on SP after 1:30 EDT.]

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"Pursued by a pack of rabid badgers."

"Who were also strangely fond of grape jelly. They stopped their pursuit of the bees to start snuffling near the jelly covered child.. Understandably, the child is now screaming."

"Which only serves to irritate the jelly snuffing fiends."

"One of the more aggressive ones bit me as I tried to rescue the baby."

"So I whapped the badger on its nose and told it to go away before I bit it back."

"And, it listened out of fear of the Curse of the Wereman, a terrifying badger legend which wee badgers are told from their cradles."

"And these badgers are pack animals. So when one left, they all left. But the bees were still buzzing."

"And rather annoyed about the screaming toddler. So they attacked."

Parker's been listening in disbelief, but chimes in, "So I pulled a sheet over my head and the child's, to keep the bees out. Unfortunately, that meant I didn't know where the badgers were. But I had managed to find a syringe with atropine in it to treat the toddler for allergic reactions."

First Aid II, Danger Shop, Tuesday morning, 7/25

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