[Hoffman sounds grim when he speaks.]
Clothespins.. Bags and bags of clothespins. And you know where we had to go for them? To a movie studio. How the fuck does that work. Clothespins at a movie studio. I hate Hollywood. Especially undead Hollywood
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What's wrong?
Nothing's wrong. Everything's fine. Just had to go through the land of unholy skulls and bones looking for clothespins.
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It closes.
It opens again to say "Yes, that sounds good but I promise. I'm fine."]
...Sounds good. I'll beat you good.
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[Somewhere there is a man who had a great big bruise in answer to that question.] Just boats.
Airplane parts would have at least been useful. Made me think about the mechanics of flying in a space ship that has clothespins holding it together.
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That's good to hear. How are you?
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In one piece and still alive.
[does he sound relieved? Yes.]
Nobody has to go anywhere for now. Until people are ready.
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[Someone's just waking up.]
... Hoffman? [He rubs at his eyes blearily.] What's with you?
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...Just port you missed. So much for a vacation.
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Wait. [curses] I went into one of those fucking comas, didn't I?
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The majority of the barge died.
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Celebrating dead only provides false comfort for cold reality. Gain nothing but inflated sense of security in Greater Purpose padded in comfortable lies; dead is dead. Won't be returning, useless to contemplate Afterlife; impossible to verify. No objection to remembering worth, but celebrating individuals, elevating them above common, stripping them of human frailties and clinging to positives as if they were all they were? Borderline delusional.
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It's only that which keeps Hoffman from getting a heart attack.]
...Yeah, but death happens. Suddenly and without warning. Not everyone looks positively on certain dead individuals.
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