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Bought the Bee Movie game
yelling at the kids on my lawn
Posts: 16
Preferred Name: Laura
Pronouns: She/Her
Character Profile: B)
Character Name: Rick
Main Account: This one????
Status: Lurking
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Post by Richard on Oct 20, 2015 15:19:01 GMT -5
Richard. Way to make him feel old. "Okay, first of all, please, call me Rick. Richard makes me sound like a 40 year old with male pattern baldness who has to take pills because he can't get it up." That was probably not the most important part of what Tai had said, but honestly. He might've had a couple of grey hairs coming in, but he wasn't that old. Now. How to handle this, now that was the million credit question. He had most of a plan, but the fewer witnesses, the better. Make Dan's death look more like an accident, fewer people to know what the cause of death actually was. "As for how we're doing this? Carefully," he settled on saying. "Very, very carefully." He fished a business card out of his pocket, found a pen in another, and wrote his address, a date, and a time on the back in careful handwriting. "Take this, meet me there at that time. There's a gate, just buzz and say it's you, I'll let you in." He passed it across the table, holding it out to Tai. "For now, let's just eat, shall we?"
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i have forgotten what sleep is
Posts: 26
Preferred Name: Actual
Pronouns: They/Them/Theirs
Character Name: Tai
Status: Lurking
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Post by Tai on Oct 20, 2015 23:04:08 GMT -5
Snorting at Richard's- Rick's insistence on being called Rick and how he had phrased it, Tai took the card and examined it. Sleek and minimalistic, the only thing it said was 'Richard Santos' in bold font, and then, underneath that, in a slightly smaller font, 'Archangel Weaponry' It seeemed that Rick wasn't lying about who he was after all. Tai flipped the card over to the back and read what Rick had written. It looked like a house address in the Upper Class district. And from the sound of it, it was Rick's home. Tai was no expert in such things, but he was fairly certain it was a bad idea to be so forthright with personal information in situations like this. As long as he got paid though, he didn't really care. The job so far seemed simple enough, although Tai strongly suspected that things would very quickly become complex.
“I'll do that,” he quickly pocketed the business card, along with a spoon, and picked up the menu once again.
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