Happy Pkunk Holiday!

Aug 01, 2011 15:05

[Today, and only for today, there is a beautiful pool of water. Next to it, there is a large assortment of different fruits, oat cakes, and many different colors of string. Above the string is a sign:]

Happy Ooidal Flight of the Pelargic Fraternity!
Tie a knot with the string in the fashion you wish, drop it into the water, and let it glow. Your ( Read more... )

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bluetilator August 1 2011, 23:29:18 UTC
Explain your string ritual to me.

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takeme2urpants August 1 2011, 23:40:02 UTC
Illyria. ♥ It is a Pkunk celebration of a new generation. Knotting a string shows how you wish to influence the time to come.

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bluetilator August 1 2011, 23:49:04 UTC
How would you have me knot a string?

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takeme2urpants August 1 2011, 23:58:26 UTC
[Head tentacle smile, o Illyria]

Hmm, I wonder... perhaps a knot of personal happiness?

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bluetilator August 2 2011, 00:00:22 UTC
Personal happiness is unimportant and unlikely.

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takeme2urpants August 2 2011, 00:05:13 UTC
I do not view it as such. Though, the other knot that came to mind was "victory," and I do not think you need a not to assure you of that.

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bluetilator August 2 2011, 00:10:03 UTC
I will try this victory knot.

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takeme2urpants August 2 2011, 00:28:03 UTC
Mm. ♥ I believe that can be any color you like, as long as it coincides with the blood of your enemies.

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bluetilator August 2 2011, 00:36:06 UTC
Red.

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takeme2urpants August 2 2011, 00:52:48 UTC
[Offers red string]

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bluetilator August 2 2011, 00:57:09 UTC
Show me how to do this victory knot!

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takeme2urpants August 2 2011, 01:00:10 UTC
Ah--of course.

[It isn't very complicated, really, but it looks hard to do with just tentacles and not fingers] It must be very tight.

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bluetilator August 2 2011, 01:05:32 UTC
[works hard at own victory knot, but these fingers are more used to tearing things apart than tying them together]

This string is flimsy. Already it is fraying at the corners!

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takeme2urpants August 2 2011, 01:10:54 UTC
[s-socute]

Ah, is it really?

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bluetilator August 2 2011, 01:16:04 UTC
What happens if the strings in this victory knot break?

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takeme2urpants August 2 2011, 01:18:13 UTC
I believe we may be able to continue it, unless it begins to entirely unravel. If that is the case, we may need to start again.

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