Cassidy (
irish_vagabond) wrote in
milliways_bar2018-02-04 01:06 am
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Cassidy hasn't had a cold in over a hundred years. So the sniffling, sneezing, and coughing that he's suffering is pretty fucking bollocks, if you ask him. Fucking Milliways magic and all.
NyQuil, though. Like, several bottles of it. It's over-the-counter, so Bar easily provides them. Cassidy takes them up to his room, guzzles every one of them down, and goes to sleep.
He wakes up some twelve hours later not feeling any better. In fact, he's so groggy that he doesn't even notice the tattoos on his arms as he pulls on a respectable cable-knit jumper over a neat button-down shirt, and fumbles with the thick-rimmed glasses that he slides onto his face. Fitting a beanie onto his head just so, he staggers out of his room and down the stairs, yawning.
"Eggs an' bacon an' a cuppa, please, luv," he says to the Bar. His accent is suddenly quite Lancashire. Not Irish.
He props his head up on his hand to keep from nodding off into his breakfast.
[OOC: Cassidy thinks he's Mike from Pride. Sorry to insta-slowtime!]
NyQuil, though. Like, several bottles of it. It's over-the-counter, so Bar easily provides them. Cassidy takes them up to his room, guzzles every one of them down, and goes to sleep.
He wakes up some twelve hours later not feeling any better. In fact, he's so groggy that he doesn't even notice the tattoos on his arms as he pulls on a respectable cable-knit jumper over a neat button-down shirt, and fumbles with the thick-rimmed glasses that he slides onto his face. Fitting a beanie onto his head just so, he staggers out of his room and down the stairs, yawning.
"Eggs an' bacon an' a cuppa, please, luv," he says to the Bar. His accent is suddenly quite Lancashire. Not Irish.
He props his head up on his hand to keep from nodding off into his breakfast.
[OOC: Cassidy thinks he's Mike from Pride. Sorry to insta-slowtime!]

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{ooc: Sinric believes he's Icelandic musician Ragnar Solberg.]
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"Breakfast's always a good idea," he says, his voice scratchy.
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"Ragnar." He introduces himself.
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He raises his eyebrows at the unusual name, but, well, he certainly looks like a Ragnar.
"Mike. Nice to meet'cha. You, uh, in a band?"
He looks like he could be in a band!
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He hums an affirmative, tucking into his food. "Pain of Salvation. Less religious than it sounds. Swedish progressive metal."
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Jonathan insists on playing ABBA at every party he throws.
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He looks Mike up and down. "What about you? What are you into?"
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Toast, fruit, French cheese.
Also a cup of coffee.
"And how about a glass of grapefruit juice?" he asks Bar with a smile in his voice. "Just a smidge of vodka in it. Say - half and half?"
He sounds posh.
He looks posh.
Three piece suit with a pale lavender shirt that really brings out his dark eyes.
"Oh, and bacon."
He gives the other breakfast ordered a brilliant smile.
"Good thinking."
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Eh. Probably supports Thatcher.
"Just thinkin' with my stomach is all," he says with an amused shrug as he turns to his tea and sips it.
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"Ah. Oh - and if I could have a croissant?"
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(A croissant? Really?)
As he slathers a bit of bacon with egg yolk, he ventures, "If only more people used their brains to think with, the world might be a better place."
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"Nah," he says. "That's where you keep all of your logical fallacies and prejudices."
He bites into the croissant with visible pleasure.
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"What about common sense? And rationality? The ability to see that fallacies are just fallicies an' prejudices are in fact illogical? That doesn't come from anywhere else, does it?"
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Jim is not feeling that great, and he knows exactly why. But he still has his own mind for the minute, and he's not going to turn down the opportunity to talk to this guy.
He saunters over, hands in the pockets of his suit.
'Hello.'
The only question is whether this is Mike, or someone who just thinks he's Mike. Either way, amusing.
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But the soft drawl of a hello seems to pull him out of his accidental nap, and he awakens with a cough, holding a fist up to cover his mouth. There are distinctive tattoos on the back of his hand that he just hasn't seemed to notice in this state.
"Gethin!" he croaks, glad and surprised to see his friend.
But then the surprise takes over, with more bewilderment added on.
"...Gethin? Where'd you get a suit like that?"
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'Suit like what?'
Mike, are you feeling okay?
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And oops, there's Gethin's Welsh accent, how'd that happen?
'-you can't knock the Tory dress sense. Wouldn't catch Thatcher in a beanie hat, would you?'
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It takes him a moment when he sees the man who kind of looks like Cassidy and walks closer, "Maybe you should have gone back to bed."
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"Oh. Yeah. 'M gonna, soon as I finish my breakfast."
The accent is wrong, the clothes are wrong, and he doesn't show a hint of recognizing Cassian.
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"Um, no, can't say that we have, sorry," he says. "I'm Mike. I'd shake your hand, but I might give you this cold."
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He doesn't want to get sick as he can't predict how he might act like under whatever this disease is.
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"I'm living in London now, but I'm originally from Accrington. In the north of England. An' yourself?"
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