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Dec. 6th, 2012 02:03 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Alternatively titled: How Tommy Gavin Lost his Groove to a Number of Determined and Unsympathetic Animals. Mild warnings for some adult content, and a large quantity of ridiculousness. Millitimed to July 10th/11th.]
Whoever said a dog couldn't be a lady's best friend? Millitimed to Saturday night; no warnings.]
The doggy-door slams open and a rumpled ball of golden hair flies through, skidding on the polished hardwood floor. The ragged remains of what appears to be a plush octopus hang from his jaws, tentacles flopping in a defeated way. A long and elegant muzzle briefly points through said doggy door, and a high-pitched mechanized voice screams "And stay out!" As the door flaps on its hinges, echoes of voices can be heard from behind it, loudly discussing how insane it must be to persist in a lie about some sort of magical restaurant that hides on an airship.
On the floor in front of it, the furry heap slowly uncurls, revealing a pair of sad brown eyes and the blinking red light of a strange button on his leather collar. The dog's face seems very dejected, every muscle limp, face hanging in a truly heartstring-tugging way.
At least, for a moment.
Then his head comes up and the big nose wrinkles, sniffing furiously. Spinning in circles, the dog barks in ecstasy, a loud, booming big-dog bark. And behind the bark, slightly difficult to hear...
Dug speaks.
"I am back I am back I am back! The magical place! It is here! I did not imagine it!"
Michelle comes into the bar in jeans and a pink sweater. It's been a while since she's seen Milliways and sometimes has to remind herself that the last few years have really happened.
A moment later and she almost trips on the hem of the light blue gown she's now wearing.
She looks down, unable to see her feet, her body draped in layers of fabric, and her hands half-covered with light blue lace.
Suddenly she feels like she should be on a balcony brooding.
"No," she says, having a sinking feeling about what day it is, a glance around the bar revealing what she already suspected.
Milliways at the witching hour.
At least there will probably be candy.
Jack's either forgotten what day it's likely to be, or he's hoping that he's missed it; as either way, when he walks in he's looking rather worried, though there's a grin that keeps slipping onto his face momentarily.
That doesn't last very long. Only until he realizes he's suddenly wearing a lot more clothing than he'd put on that morning.
He looks down--"Dammit!"--and then heads over to the bar. If it's Halloween in Milliways again, he's going to need a large drink to cope. Too bad he hasn't seen the sign yet.
[ooc: Mun is currently sneakily tagging from work, so tags may be slow, and will be non-existent between 7:45-9:15 EDT as she closes and goes home.]