[ filtered from Crawfords of all shapes and sizes ]Most cultures have a tradition of odd contests at some point in their history. I don't recall any mention about the cutthroat world of baking, though
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ACTION | because you won't ever be rid of me or jamie's ridiculous iconsenterpainmentAugust 12 2011, 09:55:01 UTC
[ Here is Jamie. Watch Jamie walk past the bookshop, before realising that oh hey Alan works in a bookshop. And oh hey doesn't he work in this bookshop? So, well, considering Jamie has been doing his best to Pretend Nothing Is Wrong since that one hideous curse, he decides to go and say hello.
Because. You know. Nothing Is Wrong. Ever. ] Oh, hey, Alan!
ACTION | nope. banned!veritaphobiaAugust 12 2011, 10:02:24 UTC
[ Yes, he does, Jamie. He hit on you in this bookshop once, actually, but the less said about that particular memory, the better. Jamie manages to catch him just as he's leaving the counter with a trolley of books; Alan glances up with a smile. ]
Jamie. [ A beat. ] Don't tell me you've finally given in to the wiles of Jane Austen.
ACTION | /sits onenterpainmentAugust 12 2011, 10:33:27 UTC
[ ... yes. That is the other hideous curse Jamie will pretend never happened, thanks. But Jamie looks confused for a couple of seconds wondering who Jane Austen is before remembering oh, right, soldier buffet. The wonders of education. ]
Well, she's not so bad. I actually finished reading something she wrote, which really is the highest of compliments. [ He might even, gasp, read another of her books someday. ]
But no, I just came to distract you from being productive. Working too hard is bad for your health, I've heard.
ACTION | /reverses gravity!!veritaphobiaAugust 12 2011, 20:38:03 UTC
Well--there's a saying, I think, that one good book deserves another. [ The gravest of tones. ] Though I do sometimes worry about bringing premature baldness on myself from all this stress.
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Because. You know. Nothing Is Wrong. Ever. ] Oh, hey, Alan!
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Jamie. [ A beat. ] Don't tell me you've finally given in to the wiles of Jane Austen.
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Well, she's not so bad. I actually finished reading something she wrote, which really is the highest of compliments. [ He might even, gasp, read another of her books someday. ]
But no, I just came to distract you from being productive. Working too hard is bad for your health, I've heard.
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[ Meanwhile, the shop is ringingly empty. ]
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[ a beat. ]
I don't suppose any of that was a figure of speech.
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