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G-giant grasshopper tried to steal my book...

[1% memory used on The Immortal Beloved book Yomiko purchased from Toto Books, 1% used on the attempted theft at the beginning of OVA. 2% regain, 21% total, 9% remaining.]

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shoukanjutsu March 28 2010, 03:17:11 UTC
I hoped you smooshed it quickly.

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deathly_origami March 28 2010, 03:24:13 UTC
N-not so much "smooshed", as... uhm... made it crash into an enormous billboard. I... suppose the end result could be considered the same...

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shoukanjutsu March 29 2010, 03:21:35 UTC
Problem solved, either way. . . . Though I was under the impression that monsters didn't generally exist in your world.

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deathly_origami March 29 2010, 03:46:03 UTC
No, they didn't! I wonder... what could have made a grasshopper grow to such a size? Can you think of anything, Mr. Klarth, capable of making something normally so small transform like that? There was a man riding the beast... I think he must have been controlling it. Come to think of it, he looked a little... odd as well...

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lights_legacy March 28 2010, 04:56:10 UTC

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deathly_origami March 28 2010, 04:59:41 UTC
[W-well, it's recent...]

Yes... this was back home, mind you. I had paid a visit to Toto Books and found a really great book! I purchased it well... on credit..., stepped outside the shop and this giant grasshopper bounced down the street and tried to steal it from me!

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Reposting... lights_legacy April 1 2010, 21:06:36 UTC
[...because I clicked "Post" in a hurry; damn suspicious ad was on the page preview page. Thought of better edits, and promptly forgot them again. =(]


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Re: Reposting... deathly_origami April 2 2010, 05:30:52 UTC
It was being directed by a strange man riding on it... he had a pair of antennae like the grasshopper. All he really said was that he was going to take my book and then the grasshopper grabbed it... picked it and me up and tried to carry it off.

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freedomwing March 28 2010, 06:54:44 UTC
A giant grasshopper found itself interested in a book?

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deathly_origami March 28 2010, 15:52:06 UTC
It wasn't so much the grasshopper who seemed interested as the man riding the grasshopper. I think... he must have been controlling it somehow. He was the one who wanted the book, but it was the grasshopper that tried to take it from me. It nearly succeeded too...

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freedomwing March 28 2010, 21:40:28 UTC
I can't fathom what it must be like to ride a giant grasshopper. If he'd wanted the book, however, would he not simply have had to ask?

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deathly_origami March 28 2010, 22:04:12 UTC
Well... asking for it might have been a more logical approach.. b-but... I'd just bought it! I hadn't even read it yet!

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notaluchador March 28 2010, 15:29:21 UTC
A grasshopper? Really?

I always thought they'd be more interested in plants.

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deathly_origami March 28 2010, 16:04:26 UTC
A strange looking man was riding on it... I think he was directing it somehow. He said, "Your book is now mine," and then the grasshopper's... erm... mouth... extended... and snatched my book... and me too when I didn't let go of it!

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notaluchador March 30 2010, 15:30:56 UTC
That is still really bizarre. If I could control animals, a grasshopper still wouldn't be the way to go.

Jeez. Sorry you had to go through that.

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deathly_origami March 31 2010, 02:47:14 UTC
Really? What animal would be your preference, Jaime?

It's alright. I managed to stop him and keep my book so...

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guts_noglory March 29 2010, 18:50:13 UTC
...

[Guts has no words for how crazy that sounds, you crazy crazy librarian.]

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deathly_origami March 30 2010, 03:30:17 UTC
I know, it sounds rather... far-fetched, doesn't it?

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guts_noglory March 30 2010, 03:32:29 UTC
Little bit, yeah.

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deathly_origami March 30 2010, 04:07:03 UTC
I almost have a hard time believing it... but it really happened, I swear! I-I'm not sure how the grasshopper grew to nearly the size of the apartment building or why the man riding on it wanted my book, but...

I suppose I ought to just be happy that I was able to stop them.

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