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The door to the Bar swings open, there's nothing unusual about this except for the fat, bald guy in his underpants that walks through it.
Homer glances around the Bar suspiciously while scratching his butt.
"Marge...When did we have Bar put into the bathroom?"
He looks over his shoulder waiting for Marge's reply but there's only a wall there now. He shrugs his shoulders and heads towards the Bar.
"Bartender? Anyone serving here?" He scratches his ass again and waits to see if a Bartender appears.
(OOC: Homer Simpson in da Bar. Come on people you know you've always wanted to play with Homer!)
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Homers brain immediately kicked into overdrive when he heard the word magic.
Behind the Bar stand a magician, not unlike Dumbledore from Harry Potter. Faeries flutter around while an endless river of Beer flows along the middle of the Bar.
"Mmmmmm, river of beer" siad in a soft tone while drool is running down his chin.
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Nanny doens't mind of course. She just pulls out a flask from under her skirts and holds it out to catch some of the beer that's now flowing out of the surface of the wood. Luckily, excess beer disappears as it gets further down the Bar, but there's still enough for the witch to fill up her flask happily.
"That's it," she says.
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"Stupid lungs" He shakes his fist in the direction of his lungs and then grins at the continuing river of beer.
He turns to the woman standing behind him. "Is this heaven?"
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"On account of how I ain't dead. I'm sure I would of noticed that."
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"So you can get anything you ask for?" he asks glancing back over his shoulder at her.
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Nanny herself has yet to ask for
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"You know what would go really well with a river of beer? A tree of doughnuts."
A few seconds after he says it a small tree begins to sprout from the Bar and lo and behold it brings forth doughnuts.
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"'Ere, these buns are a bit sticky, in't they?"
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"You're kidding me, right?"
He's sitting at the Bar in base uniform with a glass of Jack Daniels on the rocks ... and he's trying not to squeal.
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He clears his throat and calls to Homer, "You wanna say 'please'. Magic bar -- just ask it for beer and say 'please'."
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"Beer PLEASE!"
A nice cold beer appears in front of him.
"Wow, how'd it do that?"
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"This your first time here, huh?"
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Jack puts his glass down and leans over, reaching out a hand.
"Jack O'Neill."
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He shakes the offered hand while eyeing up the recently unguarded beer.
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Homestar's pretty much just woken up. The cinnamon 5 o'clock shadow on his face helps the comparison between him and Simpson.
"Heya there, undapants. You wanna The Bar?"
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Homers not so good with the subtlety.
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"An athlete. And a runner. A Homestar Runner."
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There's not really much else Homer can say. He's still staring trying to figure out if he's dreaming or if this is for real.
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"The Bar, gimme a plate of breakfast-type foodstuffs and whatever this guy here," he nods to Homer, "that looks like Pom Pom wants."
Ask and The Bar giveth. The plate has bacon, scrambled eggs, toast, a chocolate donut, and coffee.
Truly a droolworthy breakfast.
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He does drool and the fact that the strange little thing has acquired food for him means that Homer is putting aside all his suspicions and questions.
"That's great, thanks."
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"No problem, Pom Pom-esque Fella."
He's always happy to share breakfast with a new person.
"So you always look like this?"
Indicating the tight, White brand underdrawers.
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Homer looks down at his underpants and wonders how exactly he could have missed his bathroom.
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