fandomtownies | Luke's Diner, Thursday

~~Unlike the mun,~~ Priestly actually got to the diner early this week, and immediately set himself up at one of the tables near the kitchen with a couple books on anarchy and anarchist theory, along with a notebook to jot down ideas for what club to not organize (hey, if he organized it, it wouldn't be anarchy, would it? Wait, now he was confused. . .). He was especially focused on trying to figure out if he could start an anarchist roller derby league without it being total chaos on roller skates.

On the other hand, chaos on roller skates sounded kind of fun. Also like a band name.

The kitchen staff was rather put out by Priestly's studious endeavor, and decided that if he was going to spend all his time reading about anarchy, they'd give him a lesson in it. They weren't going to take any orders from him, no. They'd cook whatever they wanted to for customers. What they thought the customers really needed.

Priestly would argue that they were falling into the trap of relating anarchy to totalitarianism, but he was too busy figuring out if Fandom Anarchy sounded better than Skate Chaos for the roller derby league name.

Today's specials:
Whatever the kitchen feels like, apparently.

Luke's was open.

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Who knows, maybe if you don't go through Priestly, the kitchen guys will actually make what you order!

Or maybe the League of Extraordinarily Disorganized Skaters?

LEDS for short.

But then everyone would mistake them for light emitting diodes.

"I'm done with class!" Claudia squealed as she bounced into the diner.

Priestly looked up and grinned.

Was that a skirt made out of flippers?

"Awesome! I've got my last one tomorrow."

It totally was a skirt made out of flippers.

"We should do something to celebrate," she declared, finding a spot to sit. "A whole week of nothing!"

"Except, you know, work and rehearsals and stuff that's not school stuff. Oh, hey, you wanna help me make tin foil hats for the hat store?"

"Sure!" Claudia chirped. "Are you working there now, too?"

Priestly shook his head. "Nah, just making hats. But Irulan really thinks they can sell, and it's kinda fun."

"Totally," Claudia said enthusiastically. "Maybe I'll wear one tomorrow and start a trend."

Priestly wasn't sure Claudia started trends so much as frightened them off.

Because they were intimidated by her awesomeness, of course.

"I've got a tin foil bowler that would probably work for you. Well, I've got, like, most of a tin foil bowler. Half. The brim's taking a little work."

Darn right they were frightened by her awesomeness.

"Brims are tricky," Claudia agreed. "But I love bowler hats! They are so cute!"

"Especially when you wear 'em all jaunty-like," Priestly agreed. "I think I need more layers of foil."

"That'll make it more stable," Claudia said, nodding. "And shinier!"

Priestly grinned. "Maybe we can put some kind of tin foil bow on it, too."

"That would be so cute!" Claudia squealed. "Are you going to wear one too, or will it make your hair too smooshed?"

"The 'hawk doesn't really lend itself to hats."

"How about if I make one with a hole in it for it?" Claudia suggested.

"Well, it'd be worth a shot."

Claudia leaned in for a kiss. "In that case, I'll try it."

This was his favorite part of having his girlfriend visit him at work. Even if it did make the kitchen guys hoot and holler at them. "Then I'm sure it'll be awesome."

It's covered in graffiti.

Drawn on post-its.

Priestly was a rebel, but he wasn't foolish enough to risk the potential wrath of Lacey over defacing the bulletin board. . . .

So I woke up exhausted this morning and said to myself "well, I can probably sleep in on Saturday."

But, no. I have a 9 AM vet appointment in another state on Saturday to figure out why my black kitty has the evil eye. And then I get to work at the grocery store for nine hours. . . .

Cross your fingers that I'll live to see Sunday.

Aaaack. That suuuucks. *gives chocolate*

Also, the anarchy kills me. HEE.

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