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mrunlucky

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Feb 16, 2009 17:18

Oh dear, friends. It seems that Cupid informed me of what he'd done after leaving yesterday. For those of you who found yourselves to be...well, not yourselves, I believe I have the explanation. My dear friend Eros decided he would take matters into his own hands and used a few of his magic arrows on some of you...

And I thought it was just some ( Read more... )

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doctor_emmerich February 16 2009, 23:27:58 UTC

Magic arrows? Are you serious?

mrunlucky February 17 2009, 00:22:05 UTC

Well, yes! Have you never heard of Cupid's powers?

doctor_emmerich February 17 2009, 00:49:06 UTC

Sure, but isn't that all just a bunch of hooey?

mrunlucky February 17 2009, 01:13:24 UTC

You're talking to a living skeleton who's the King of Halloween and you're asking if that's a bunch of hooey?

Dear Doctor, after everything that's happened since you arrived, do you need to ask such a question?

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snakeycakes February 16 2009, 23:29:54 UTC

Magic arrows? Can you elaborate?

mrunlucky February 17 2009, 00:27:58 UTC

Certainly. Cupid is the God of Love, you see, and he has a magical bow and arrow. When he shoots someone with an arrow, it generally hits them in the heart. This causes the heart to come alive with passion! ...often for the first person they see. Once struck and in love with this person, the magic usually only lasts for about one day.

Really, you've never read Shakespeare?

snakeycakes February 17 2009, 05:15:59 UTC

Hits them in the heart and makes them fall in love, huh? Sounds like something out of a fairy tale. But...hmm, I see.

I always thought fiction stayed fiction.

mrunlucky February 17 2009, 05:29:29 UTC

Fairy tale, Mister Pliskin? Please, look around you!

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jonny_talbain February 16 2009, 23:57:04 UTC

So that's why Sam was chasing me like that. How.... odd.

You have a ghost dog? That's actually pretty neat, mate.

mrunlucky February 17 2009, 00:21:41 UTC

Why, yes I do! I'm sure he'd be more than happy to meet you. He's such a friendly fellow.

ontilmorning February 17 2009, 02:37:10 UTC

Oh! A ghost dog? But you say he's not terrifying?

mrunlucky February 17 2009, 05:30:11 UTC

Not at all! I think he'd like you very much.

fallowmybelieve February 17 2009, 07:51:58 UTC

So nobody was really in love, then?

Zero the ghost-dog... and here I didn't believe in ghosts. Is he visible? Can you touch him, or does your hand go right through him? Does he have long hair too?

mrunlucky February 20 2009, 02:04:27 UTC

I'm afraid not, X.

No my dog does not have a ponytail
He's quite visible. Zero is a funny fellow, though--he's more solid when he wants to be and quite intangible when he doesn't. I'm certain he'd let you pet him if you asked nicely.