The steak could have been a little more rare, but other than that it was the best breakfast I've ever had and I will be reliving it for the rest of the week. In a good way, not in a food poisoning way.
Did you buy it, or did you train as a chef sometime when I looked away?
This was you telling me when need to sit down and talk shit out though, wasn't it? I mean, you're Madrox, there must be a catch. Even if you don't know there's a catch.
P.S. If it was a last meal, it was a very servicable one.
I'm not sure which part I should be upset about. The fact that I just got hired by a creepy person, the fact that I'm being referred to as child labor, or the fact that you'd associate a muffin with a slightly depressing topic. You've obviously never had a good muffin.
Then, uh, take comfort in Cheez-Its? If all that you did was worry about something that you couldn't change, you'd drive yourself insane. I think a little bit of worrying is healthy, maybe thinking about what you can do to help or change it when you get back, but time stops when you're here.
I worry about stuff I can't change all the time. I'm more worried about what happens when I stop worrying. Time standing still is kind of good, I guess. It means I get to go back and suffer like everyone else. No free pass.
You can't help but wonder about the future, Mr. Richter. I, too, have received some rather distressing news about the future, or rather lack thereof, of my people.
I...it's painful. Having someone around you who understands the pain and frustration helps, but ultimately you have to accept that all things happen in time.
My friend would say not knowing is much more fun, but then he looks at any tribulation as a challenge to laugh at so I occasionally doubt his sanity.
Yes and no, I have a close friend, who understands perfectly the pain and anger I feel at my future loss. But he has already lived through it and I try not to remind him of that time so as to spare him further pain.
I think what bothers me most is knowing something is going to happen, and then realizing that when I leave this place, I'll forget. Any hope of altering or changing that tragedy....gone.
I would doubt his sanity, too. And maybe punch him in the mouth.
...that one I totally get. The whole not wanting to remind people of stuff they went through. Or...reminding people of things they did or haven't did. Or just...awkward relationship bull.
Some people say this place feels like a vacation. I say it feels like a breath you're being forced to hold.
I'm not Scott, I don't have any kind of grudge with you guys. Politics don't matter much here anyways. Keepin' in touch would be a good idea.
Were you one of Cable's kids, before?
[ooc: I just finished rereading the first bunch of X-Factor and I think it's now safe to say that even though I thought Rictor was awesome before I doubly think so now. A++]
I can tell your not Scott. You're not talking at me like I'm a retarded 13 year old who needs a spanking yet. Note this isn't an issue about whatever shithole politics are going on right now. He's always talked to me like I was a retarded 13 year old who needed a spanking. Especially when I was actually 13.
X-Force. Yeah. It's been a while. Then I got shipped off to work with X-Corp Paris, possibly because I am just ethnic enough to not be hated on by French people.
Why am I babbling at Wolverine.
[ooc: sob thank you ;_; i get nervous with him because he's such a bit character, but i've loved him ever since the first volume of x-factor.]
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Did you buy it, or did you train as a chef sometime when I looked away?
P.S. You're such a creep.
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P.S. If it was a last meal, it was a very servicable one.
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Also, the muffin is just coincidence. I could have been eating a bag of Cheez-Its from a vending machine just as easily.
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Then, uh, take comfort in Cheez-Its? If all that you did was worry about something that you couldn't change, you'd drive yourself insane. I think a little bit of worrying is healthy, maybe thinking about what you can do to help or change it when you get back, but time stops when you're here.
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I worry about stuff I can't change all the time. I'm more worried about what happens when I stop worrying. Time standing still is kind of good, I guess. It means I get to go back and suffer like everyone else. No free pass.
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I...it's painful. Having someone around you who understands the pain and frustration helps, but ultimately you have to accept that all things happen in time.
Perhaps it is simply time for those things.
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Do you have anyone around who understands your frustration? I'm sure that'd help, so.
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Yes and no, I have a close friend, who understands perfectly the pain and anger I feel at my future loss. But he has already lived through it and I try not to remind him of that time so as to spare him further pain.
I think what bothers me most is knowing something is going to happen, and then realizing that when I leave this place, I'll forget. Any hope of altering or changing that tragedy....gone.
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...that one I totally get. The whole not wanting to remind people of stuff they went through. Or...reminding people of things they did or haven't did. Or just...awkward relationship bull.
Some people say this place feels like a vacation. I say it feels like a breath you're being forced to hold.
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I was actually thinking we should all keep in touch. Homeworld buddies or whatever, except not. Just speaking from my Mojo experience.
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Were you one of Cable's kids, before?
[ooc: I just finished rereading the first bunch of X-Factor and I think it's now safe to say that even though I thought Rictor was awesome before I doubly think so now. A++]
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X-Force. Yeah. It's been a while. Then I got shipped off to work with X-Corp Paris, possibly because I am just ethnic enough to not be hated on by French people.
Why am I babbling at Wolverine.
[ooc: sob thank you ;_; i get nervous with him because he's such a bit character, but i've loved him ever since the first volume of x-factor.]
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