002 - audio; un: mad-dog
[There's a bit of rustling and grumbling as Majima tries to set up his communicator; he doesn't use it as often as he should, so jumping back into a public posting has something of a learning curve. Finally, he clears his throat and gets down to business.]
So one crazy party made everyone on this planet real goddamn tense for the past few weeks. Thought they were used to that kinda thing.
Anyway, I don't really get this place's politics, but I do know it's been tough to get a place to stay in Olympia lately if you're livin' in Wyver. I don't really give a shit where you live, and I got an open couch, so if you need somewhere to crash for a day or two, I'm offerin'.
[He switches briefly to video, just to show the main room of his rather humble apartment, where a living room breaks off into a kitchenette. The only real decorations are an overflowing ashtray and a weird cookie jar on the kitchen counter.]
It ain't much, but you'll have it to yourself most nights. I work until last call. Just drop a line if you're interested. Er, only one person a night, obviously.
So one crazy party made everyone on this planet real goddamn tense for the past few weeks. Thought they were used to that kinda thing.
Anyway, I don't really get this place's politics, but I do know it's been tough to get a place to stay in Olympia lately if you're livin' in Wyver. I don't really give a shit where you live, and I got an open couch, so if you need somewhere to crash for a day or two, I'm offerin'.
[He switches briefly to video, just to show the main room of his rather humble apartment, where a living room breaks off into a kitchenette. The only real decorations are an overflowing ashtray and a weird cookie jar on the kitchen counter.]
It ain't much, but you'll have it to yourself most nights. I work until last call. Just drop a line if you're interested. Er, only one person a night, obviously.

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[Is that how that went? It's a bit blurry, but that could be how that went.]
It's a little weird, yeah. Not in the habit of tossin' gifts, though.
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[They certainly weren't ready for how much the both of them could drink. She remembers the drinks kept coming and she'd flirted with him a good bit to try and throw him off, but she'd met her match in the end.]
I'm not saying you should toss it, maybe just...have it face the wall when you have company over. Be a bit terrifying to wake up to that being the first thing you see after all, right?
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[Isabela put up a hell of a fight. He probably hasn't had that much to drink since he last saw his oath brother.
He laughs, though, when she legitimately seems afraid of the jar.]
Alright, I'll stick 'im in a cupboard. I'll let him know who to complain to, though.
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[He did earn quite a few points of respect in her favor for winning, though at the time it had likely been some manner of slurred speech. Not many who'd claimed to out drink her in the past actually succeeded after all.
She'd never actually admit to being afraid of it though. She trusts her instincts, that's all. Definitely not fear it'll attack her while she's sleeping.]
Don't you dare. The last thing I think it needs is to find out where I live. I wouldn't be surprised if it was able to move when no one is looking at it.
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But look, all it gave me was cookies. Can't really hate it for that.
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[She gives her best attempt at sounding put out about it before she laughs, giving herself away.]
Well, that's unexpected. Were they good? No...funny feeling after eating them right?
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[As for the cookies, he hums briefly in thought.]
I mean, they were a little tough, but homemade tastes better anyway. Didn't hurt me any.
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[Meant mostly in the purest of terms...mostly.]
Can't say I've had the pleasure of having any from scratch, but I'll believe you if you say so. As long as they were made with love and nothing supernatural I'll be at ease knowing the thing isn't looking at me.
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[He knows better than pure in her presence at this point.]
Man. Dunno what to think of a world that didn't have cookies, I gotta say.
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[She laughs, because what she's referring to at this point is honestly anyone's guess.]
Don't be silly. Of course we had cookies where I came from, I've just never had the pleasure of getting any made specifically for me.
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With all the admirers you've got, that's surprisin'. I'd offer, but I can barely make instant lunches without burning 'em.
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[A nice roast, or a lavish dinner? Almost better than sex honestly.]
At least you can do that much, I'm used to either eating out or eating whatever will stay good on a ship. Usually jerky.
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[Rice, jerky, ale and a lot of booze. The seafarers diet.]
You can buy whatever you want, I'm not too picky when it comes down to it. I owe you one for giving me a place to stay anyway.
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[There's a smile in his voice until she mentions being indebted to him.]
Ain't nothin' like that. Just picking up the natives' slack, that's all.
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[The eyepatches might be true for example, less so the wooden legs. She laughs just imaging it.]
Well it's in my favor so I'm grateful is all, it's nothing too noble. I'd offer to buy a bottle of whiskey for you but I'd imagine you've got your place more than well stocked.
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[Theoretically. If he made one eye viable, he could probably swing that.]
Hey, I'm not gonna spit on a gift like that. I leave the top shelf stuff at work.
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[The image of him turning away people from the bar with a threatening hook for a hand is more than amusing.]
Where's the fun in that? Nothing wrong in indulging at home with a glass of something nice. You'll have a drink with me if I bring drinks, right?