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Nov 18, 2008 20:31

The most irritating part of all is the fact that tea tins are there, in the cupboard. The electrical kettle is operative and plugged in. The cups are clean, there is sugar in the pantry and milk in the icebox ( Read more... )

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steeldame November 19 2008, 02:44:23 UTC
Every day in this hellhole is a new experience to our fading patience.

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badassbutler November 19 2008, 03:05:37 UTC
Fading and hellhole ma'am? Nonsense. It may be irritating, but stiff upper lip and all that.

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steeldame November 19 2008, 03:56:16 UTC
Hm. How true. That's the English way.

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badassbutler November 19 2008, 05:48:40 UTC
Precisely, ma'am. It could be far worse.

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urbandev November 19 2008, 03:10:23 UTC
Do you have any coffee?

I have tea in my apartment. We can swap.

[OOC: oh my god, Alfred. ♥]

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badassbutler November 19 2008, 03:46:17 UTC
We do have coffee, you may have it freely. It's not the not having that is the problem, it's that I simply cannot make myself drink it.

[[OOC: Little known fact, Alfred was not born, but formed with a bunch of awesome molecules coalesced into human shape.]]

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urbandev November 19 2008, 04:51:21 UTC
Ah, I think I understand. I'm sorry.

Thank you for the offer, but I have a feeling that if I took you up on it, your coffee would disappear as well.

[OOC: I completely believe it.]

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badassbutler November 19 2008, 05:48:17 UTC
A lesson in patience, I suppose. If we can stand it, we are better for it.

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ttly_not_batman November 19 2008, 23:21:11 UTC
So, it is a curse. I'm sorry, Alfred. But, at least you'll be able to have it again, more than likely, tomorrow. [knocks on the wall with a slight laugh] Knock wood.

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Action badassbutler November 20 2008, 00:07:49 UTC
I have no doubt, sir. I can bear the burden for the time being.

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Action ttly_not_batman November 20 2008, 00:16:06 UTC
I didn't doubt that for a moment.

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