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[ Sandford, 20 March, 1987: Happy Birthday, Sissy Skinner. Warnings for, er, references. Can you guess to what? ]
A pub is a great place to wind up in when you're having a crappy day. Voluntarily winding up in a pub where it logically would be is even better. Involuntarily winding up in a pub where your house is supposed to be is not so good. Involuntarily winding up in a pub full of animals where your blessedly animal-free house is supposed to be is even worse. It's not the same as being dumped or mocked or seeing off your vehicular baby, but it's definitely not good for one's mental constitution.
Color Simon Skinner, age 37, very WTFBBQ.
Any patron, fuzzy or non, is welcome to tell the tall guy at the door where he is.
A pub is a great place to wind up in when you're having a crappy day. Voluntarily winding up in a pub where it logically would be is even better. Involuntarily winding up in a pub where your house is supposed to be is not so good. Involuntarily winding up in a pub full of animals where your blessedly animal-free house is supposed to be is even worse. It's not the same as being dumped or mocked or seeing off your vehicular baby, but it's definitely not good for one's mental constitution.
Color Simon Skinner, age 37, very WTFBBQ.
Any patron, fuzzy or non, is welcome to tell the tall guy at the door where he is.
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So, of course, when Simon Skinner walks into the bar, she raises an eyebrow. "Okay, I thought one of was enough."
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Beat.
"Bond, James Bond, I presume?"
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Simon Skinner has been called many things. A "Sissy," a "Gaylord," but never a James Bond. Clearly one of those things was not like the other.
Simon fiddles with his tie, letting out a few nervous laughs that sound more like stutters. "N-no...why? Do I look lik--w-where did you say I could find my house again?"
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She shrugs, jolting a few things down on her laptop. "Out the door you came in through."
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Seriously. It's like she's speaking English, but it's...Greek. To him. None of what she's saying makes any sense, and he doesn't know how to process it.
Oh, wait, yes he does: he reaches into his pockets, pulls out a lighter and a cigarette, and starts smoking.
"I'm--I'm terribly sorry but not a thing you're saying makes any sense."
What he's saying might not make any sense, either, what with him trying to talk and light a cigarette in his mouth at the same time.
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"How about we start with introductions." She holds out a hand. "Chloe Sullivan."
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Either way, he's going to go screw with the newbies mind! If Skinner were to look down, he may notice a weasel set on it's hind legs peering up at him.
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He looks down.
Now he does. Another animal.
Simon waves, weakly.
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What's even stranger is the fact it speaks English.
"Hey. New here?"
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WTF WTF WTF
Like a certain classic Hanna-Barbera cartoon character, Simon leaps about fifty feet in the air* in the direction away from the weasel, landing on his feet in a defensive "BEGONE VILE DEMON" stance.
* A slight exaggeration.
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"I'll take that as a yes. But congratulations of such a unique method of answering."
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"Hiya, Mister."
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Why is there a bar with animals in his house???
WHYYYYYYYYYYYYY
"Hello," he says, rather gloomily.
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"What's the matter?"
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... she can be a brat, sometimes.
Just fyi.
"It's mine. What're you doing in my house?"
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"Dear child, this is not your house."
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As Danny bounds toward the 'stranger' he catches a whiff of him within a couple feet, and then suddenly it's a mad scramble to stop stop STOP-
He tumbles into the man's legs with a yelp! He finds his footing again and backs up, the familiar scent of this man confusing the fuck out of him.
Danny hasn't learned yet how to talk, what with being too preoccupied with being a dog, but if he could speak, he's say something like "Holy shit!"
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DOGGIE!
It's like someone's flipped a switch in him: he's gone from confused and jittery to genuinely elated. Well, as elated as he can be, given the circumstances. He's glad to have a fluffy dog distract him.
"Hell-o," he chimes. "You wouldn't possibly happen to know where I am, would you?" He sounds insane and he knows it. But at least this is a dog. The dog won't laugh at him or agree he sounds insane.
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Danny growls in reply. It's not a particularly threatening growl, just a little one. Maybe with a question mark at the end of it. And you can't really see his bared teeth because of the fuzz on his face. But it's a growl nevertheless.
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This would translate roughly into, I know you are, but what am I?
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He doesn't speak dog, so he's not sure how to respond.
"Perhaps you can lead me to someone who can say where I am?"
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