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To: [forge]
From: [doug]
Subject: Bite me.
Yeah, I drive a generic import sedan. Given the job that isn't on my business card, nondescript is an asset.
If I could get away with it, I'd rather have something like your paean to the gods of engineering.
Drinks sometime this week?
-D
From: [doug]
Subject: Bite me.
Yeah, I drive a generic import sedan. Given the job that isn't on my business card, nondescript is an asset.
If I could get away with it, I'd rather have something like your paean to the gods of engineering.
Drinks sometime this week?
-D
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Date: 2008-03-03 09:08 pm (UTC)From: [God of Engines]
Subject: Not my preferred flavor, alas.
Since you have performed the appropriate obeisance to my stunningly sweet automobile, drinks indeed. I would suggest Harry's, but since one of us still cannot drink legally for a few more months and it does not bode well to try and deceive one of the few local purveyors of alcohol that actually LIKES having the staff visit, I'll see about heading into the city sometime this week. I heard something about using a globe?
JHF
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Date: 2008-03-03 09:13 pm (UTC)From: [Not By Choice, Jackass]
Subject: I recall a time when I was...
Harry's practically a walking lie detector, anyway. I wouldn't want to try and pull one over on him.
Oh, god, the globe. Normally we use it as an extremely scientific method of determining what nation's cuisine we're going to be partaking of via the glories of living within walking distance of a stunning number of good takeout places. Once (and only once) I made the mistake of using the globe as part of a spectacular bender in order to determine what nation's alcohol to consume next. Never again.
-D