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WCT 22-26 March
Border Reiver:
Of course there is that old dictum: "Strong drink giveth the desire, but takes away the ability."
Y:
This has potential to go very wrong indeed. As noted in 1613 his reason to go to CoD every time. No doubt he means Faye by that. For Marigold that would mean chances are dim providing that she dares it. On the other hand he also knows his chances with Faye.
michi-love:
Theoretically, if I put myself into Faye's shoes, I think I would react pretty much the same way. You're talking to a chick, the both of you drunk (wow, I never noticed these bubbles by my head before!) and all of a sudden, the chick starts visibly mooning over the one guy in the room. That is the cue to get. the hell. away. It will either be incredibly awkward (knowing Marmar, this is the option I expect) or... explosive in a way that an Awkward Bomb cannot fathom. This would the Awkward Girl Sex Bomb. Very scary stuff right there. Also playing a part, though in my mind, has got to be the thing she's been growing with Angus. He is a persistent little bugger and he seems to have his sights set on Faye - to the point that Mar may have to straddle him to get her point across, which... again, could go one of two ways. But considering the personality likenesses to Marten - the amusing oblivion, the mannerisms that are a bit similar to the 'huh gluh blugh' of awkward!Marten and his trademark brain melt - as well as things such as the fact that Angus, with his sense of humor and apparent determination, not to mention strength, both of will and physical, (not every dude gets thrown across a bar and comes back, I'm sure, not over a girl who doesn't show any interest in you at all) kind of point to him being the perfect sort of guy for Faye right now. He knows about her dad, she said she had issues, and he backed off a bit and modified his strategy. Unfortunately, he is also the "perfect" guy for Marmar at the same time, being her champion among those that would throw her down and stompeth on her intestines. But if you weigh between Marigold and Faye and see who makes the most logical sense (yes, I know, crazy idea!) it is Faye.
Though, conversely, logical sense can also lead us to the conclusion that Faye will be spurned once more as Angus suddenly decides to see Marigold as a woman and decides to teach how to dance again...... in a horizontal way, this time.
Arancaytar:
--- Quote from: Border Reiver on 24 Mar 2010, 04:07 ---Of course there is that old dictum: "Strong drink giveth the desire, but takes away the ability."
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Therefore, much drink may be said to be an equivocator with lechery: it makes him, and it mars him; it sets him on, and it takes him off; it persuades him, and disheartens him; makes him stand to, and not stand to*; in conclusion, equivocates him in a sleep, and, giving him the lie, leaves him.
(*Shakespeare was a master of the single-entendre.)
raoullefere:
--- Quote from: scarred on 24 Mar 2010, 01:59 ---Either that or she's [Faye] actually a decent person.
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When she's not trying to be the sass-ass of the year, yes. Unfortunately…
--- Quote from: michi-love on 24 Mar 2010, 05:36 ---Unfortunately, he [Angus] is also the "perfect" guy for Marmar at the same time, being her champion among those that would throw her down and stompeth on her intestines.
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Not really sure about that, but, any road, the manner in which he defends Marigold indicates, to me, anyway, Angus will recoil in horror: see option #4 in today's quiz, minus the "What do you mean" part. There are girls who can overcome this sort of hurdle, of course, but Marigold does not look, to me, to be one of them.
--- Quote from: michi-love on 24 Mar 2010, 05:36 ---wow, I never noticed these bubbles by my head
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We've tried not to say anything. Besides, if you attempt to see them, they've always popped just before you get them into focus, assuming, of course, you still can focus after all that booze.
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