Wilford Warfstache (
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milliways_bar2018-01-07 08:07 pm
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It's quiet this evening, like it is most evenings. Until the door opens.
No, not that door. The back door. And it doesn't immediately open. There's a good thirty seconds of frantic scraping and rattling around before whoever is on the other side manages to convince it to open through sheer determination.
It is not a person who walks through, but a dog with a stick. And it's not so much a stick, as it is a 20-foot tree branch dragging snow and mud and all manner of other muck behind it as Buster wrestles it through the door. It's his new favourite stick! He wants to take it home!
His human has other ideas, as he can be heard shouting from the other side of the bar, "PUT IT BACK!"
No, not that door. The back door. And it doesn't immediately open. There's a good thirty seconds of frantic scraping and rattling around before whoever is on the other side manages to convince it to open through sheer determination.
It is not a person who walks through, but a dog with a stick. And it's not so much a stick, as it is a 20-foot tree branch dragging snow and mud and all manner of other muck behind it as Buster wrestles it through the door. It's his new favourite stick! He wants to take it home!
His human has other ideas, as he can be heard shouting from the other side of the bar, "PUT IT BACK!"

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When he spots Buster, he breaks down laughing.
"You silly animal," Baze says, fond exasperation threading through his voice.
"I bet your human would love to praise you for bringing in that stick!"
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Buster manages to get his branch about halfway through the door before it gets stuck. He barks at it a few times in indignation before leaving it to come say hello to Baze.
The back door is now wide open, and there's an unruly, snow-covered tree branch in the way for whoever winds up having to deal with it.
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"Oy, Wilford! Your dog did something stupid again!"
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"Why?" he demands as he stomps over, glaring at his dog.
His dog does not care. His dog never cares.
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"Haven't managed to train him up right yet, have you?" Baze says, continuing to cut up small, rectangular slices of craft paper.
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Indeed. Look at the big ball of stupid in evidence.
"What are you doing now?" he asks, noticing Baze's latest art project.
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"I'm cutting up pasting strips for my fireworks. You need to glue strips of paper to the outside of the spherical aerial shells in order to make them work properly. It's a rather intensive process."
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He heads back over to the bar to grab his beer and his newspaper, and brings both back to watch Baze make his firecrackers.
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"Yeah, I've got a workshop and everything. I'm planning on making a fireworks show for mine and Chirrut's birthday party--which you're still invited to, by the way."
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He was probably told, but he's got a memory like a sieve when it comes to things that don't directly affect him.
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"I doubt Chirrut will want to see you, but you can hang out with me when he's not."
Said with a small amount of teasing. Ahaha.
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He rolls his eyes at Baze's quip.
"He's still not over that?" Jeez, the guy can hold a grudge.
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"Is that not the case on your Earth?"
Then Wilford says the second bit, and Baze frowns.
"Do you honestly expect him to just get over it? You haven't exactly apologized or taken responsibility."
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"Good dog, put it in his living room."
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If someone steps outside and gets a face full of fuck you, that is not his problem.
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"You say something?" he asks.
At least have the balls to speak up.
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"What's the point at ranting at him? He can't help being stupid."
He offers Wilford a cigarette to shut him up.
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"He's not bringing me a present; he's being an idiot."
He looks at the dog. The dog is currently trying to swallow its own foot.
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For a moment, he wonders if Bernard is referring to Mandy, but it doesn't seem very likely, so he dismisses the idea.
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Wilford doesn't remember. It was almost 15 years ago.
"Shave it off then."
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