Isaiah Covington (
pianississimo) wrote in
gooseberryhigh2017-05-04 03:50 pm
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I suppose my knighthood must be honorary.
Which do you think ranks higher, a Sir or a Governor? No reason, just curious.
Which do you think ranks higher, a Sir or a Governor? No reason, just curious.

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Again, no reason.
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What are you doing? Are you in LARP now?
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I'm potentially attending prom.
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I eagerly anticipate you showing up to prom in a full suit of armor.
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* the royal 'we'
** the peasant 'we,' i.e. you
*** the collective 'our,' i.e. us
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[Isaiah]
Good evening, Sir. I need to know your thoughts on two things:
1) Quidpong Championship
2) Shirtless Boys Running Season
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I'm a very subtle man.
[Isaiah/Jacob]
1) i'll play of you want, but remember that I'm not in Coppertale for a reason, please.
2) It's a season I appreciate on a deep level.
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[Isaiah/Jacob]
1) That's okay. Just means you're better prepared to soothe my ego if we lose.
2) Will you be participating?
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How do you feel about suits of armor?
[Isaiah/Jacob]
1) Fair enough.
2) I could be convinced if the reasoning was compelling.
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[Isaiah/Jacob]
1) That was way easier than I expected. End of year starting to get to you? Just really enjoy getting trashed with me?
2) Okay. Reason #1: I'll be shirtless too.
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2) Hmmm...
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2) Not enough? Okay. Reason #2: I need more practice getting your shirt off, so you'd really be doing me a favour.
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2) Oh. Well that is compelling.
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2) My powers of persuasion impress even myself.
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2) I'm not going to lie. The idea of you undressing me isn't a bad one.
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2) [...] Yeah, I can't find anything to complain about.
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2) Was that too much? I'm sorry.
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No. Don't apologize. Definitely not too much.
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