Josiah 'Doc' Scurlock (
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milliways_bar2007-06-06 04:04 pm
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The first thing Doc sees when he opens his eyes is the top of Bar smashed up against his face.
Ow, that hurts.
The second thing Doc sees when he opens his eyes is Will, slumped over next to him, his face also smashed into Bar.
That really can't be comfortable.
Upon sitting up, Doc realizes that for one thing, his head really, really hurts. His mouth is dry and he feels like he fell off of a horse and rolled down a cliff, sore back and neck and everything's a little bit fuzzy.
There's a memory of singing and another brief hint of some poetry, and women's breasts...
"What the fargin' 'ell," he groans, before he reaches out a hand to poke the other outlaw. Maybe Will remembers something.
((Two pups, two muns, one post! It's a special. Both Doc and Will are here, and hung over, feel free to poke them as they look horribly miserable after having passed out and spent the night sleeping on Bar.))
Ow, that hurts.
The second thing Doc sees when he opens his eyes is Will, slumped over next to him, his face also smashed into Bar.
That really can't be comfortable.
Upon sitting up, Doc realizes that for one thing, his head really, really hurts. His mouth is dry and he feels like he fell off of a horse and rolled down a cliff, sore back and neck and everything's a little bit fuzzy.
There's a memory of singing and another brief hint of some poetry, and women's breasts...
"What the fargin' 'ell," he groans, before he reaches out a hand to poke the other outlaw. Maybe Will remembers something.
((Two pups, two muns, one post! It's a special. Both Doc and Will are here, and hung over, feel free to poke them as they look horribly miserable after having passed out and spent the night sleeping on Bar.))

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"Bloody 'ell, me 'ead 'urts, wha' 'appened?"
His head feels like its going to fall off and he's asleep on Bar, and songs oh songs.
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"Stop movin', Bar, please."
Even coming off frying braincells on peyote didn't make him want to die this much.
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Will says as he lowers his head again which doesn't help, just hurts and Bar's too solid,
"Lady Bar, ye need to be softer."
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After a long, almost too long moment, two small pillows appear, and Doc eagerly hands one over to Will.
"Says his ships here so he must be here, right?"
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"Pirate, knows the other Will, ship's out there."
He rests his head for a moment as thoughts move slowly,
"Gibbs, Gibbs knows, 'e's 'nother pirate, 'e can 'elp."
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Beat.
"Never met Gibbs but help is good."
Another beat.
"...what do you remember?"
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Will is able to get his head up to answer and thinks very slowly,
"Was singin', I sang.."
Then there is facepalming,
"Oh God, I sang that song..an that one..."
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This is what allows her to blink at the two even as she slides onto a stool.
"Well, you two look cheerful." Not that she knows one of them, but that's never stopped her in the past.
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"Blame the pirate. The Captain whats-his-name with the beads and the dangly," a motion at his face as if he was showing off his braids, "whatevers."
((fyi, order: aj, doc, will, repeat))
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"Mornin' Aj.., 'ead 'urts too much to say your name, Cap'n Jack Sparrow with the rum, 'is fault, got Lady Bar drunk, then we got drunk an there was singin'."
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"You can call me AJ." Then she pauses. "Oh, the Captain. With rum. I left before the singing."
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A slight nod, very slow.
"AJ. Name's Doc," a point at Will. "'e got drunk too."
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"Sang, lots o'singin', we toasted..., oh God, did anyone 'ear us?!"
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Ah! So that's where he is.
"Hello Weasley. Who's your friend?"
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"Name's na Weasley, tis Scarlett, bloody wizard."
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Mmph. Moving his head takes effort but he manages.
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He then looks at the other man who's clearly alive after all.
"Hello Doc. Been keeping Weasley out of trouble while he's mullered eh?"
Only thing that would make this Kodak Moment perfect is a camera.
...if Bar's not too wasted he can ask her for one...
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Luckily the pillow is comfortable so Will doesn't try and hurt Rabastan and he's going to drink his water,
"Leave Doc alone, twas all the pirate's fault, goin' to kill 'im when we're na dyin'."
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"Gonna get him. Ne'er had rum before the pirate gave me some, liked it, but oh Christ," Doc mutters. "Head's poundin'."
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"All the pirate's fault, 'e got Lady Bar drunk with rum an then we 'ad rum an then there was singin', fell asleep 'ere. Doc."
There's a gentle poking of Doc,
"Doc, meet Bill, 'e's nice e'en though 'e's a Sheriff."
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Doc sits straight up and nearly falls off the stool.
"Sir,"
A clearing of his throat, as he tries not to fall over.
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"Bill Pardy, Wheelsy, South Carolina, 2006." He offers Doc his hand.
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"'e's fine, good man, Doc, na need to worry."
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"Doc Scurlock, Lincon, New Mexico."
A long moment of thought.
"1878."
Yeah that's always awkward.
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