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fandomtownies2009-08-20 08:15 am
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The Perk, Thursday morning
Vida had totes spaced on posting the flower shop on Monday discovered the Perk and was partaking of the delightful flavored coffees offered therein. She treated herself to a pastry, but only a small one. A lady had to watch her figure, after all.
[[Open for your coffee or drag queen needs.]]
[[Open for your coffee or drag queen needs.]]

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"Now, Boo," Minsc chided the hamster, who seemed to be more occupied with a sugar packet, anyway, "remember, if you get a latte, I expect you to drink it all. I'm not paying three seventy five for a coffee that you'll just have a sip or two of and then just leave it there to get cold, got it?"
Boo managed to get the sugar packet open, which spilled the grains over the counter and Minsc shook his head.
"Hamsters," he said, to no one and everyone else in the coffee shop in particular, and shook his head in dismay.
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No, he wasn't. He was about as earth-bound as any other hamster. His appetite, however, might be out of this world, though, even if Boo was rolling around in the sugar mess he'd made rather than eating it for the moment.
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Well, popular in the sense of how it was before he got here...
But even his uncertainty about being a charmer, he couldn't deny the fact of the matter, with a bright, proud grin. "Most certainly>!" he said. "There are many berserkers and warriors and rangers where I am from, but none like Minsc, mark my words, Lady Vida! And thank you for your kind words, although my ability in charm usually is with animals, not so much people."
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"Much like moi then, they broke the mold when they made you," she said approvingly. "Conformity is so boring. It's so much nicer to be unique."
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And speaking of such things, Robin was sad to find that the acquisition of a latte wasn't going to save her today, as she managed to catch her heel on her stocking and create a snag. Which, of course, then started to run. "Dammit," she swore, taking a seat and inspecting the tear. Stupid professional clothes. Stupid skirts. Stupid insistence that she had to look hot even if she was working.
She glanced around the shop, and her eye rest on Vida. "Don't suppose you have any nail polish on you, or anything, do you? I tore my stocking."
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She was a New Yorker, and recognized a guy in drag when she saw one, but she was pretty sure she didn't know the guy under the makeup, either.
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