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fandomtownies2010-07-05 10:07 am
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Stark Industries, Monday
A new term, a new day on the job, and a shop that seemed - for once - blissfully free of anything fruit-related. No amount of inspections netted Ender anything that as much as looked squishy, red, green, yellow, or edible. Every machine was running at top performance.
With a slow sigh, Ender went back to his desk, and set up his laptop. He sank down in his chair--
-- and heard something go squish.
He sighed again, loudly this time, rubbed at his forehead, and muttered a creative curse the likes of which people didn't usually manage to catch him making. Then he gingerly removed the cherry tomatoes from his seat.
Sigh.
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With a slow sigh, Ender went back to his desk, and set up his laptop. He sank down in his chair--
-- and heard something go squish.
He sighed again, loudly this time, rubbed at his forehead, and muttered a creative curse the likes of which people didn't usually manage to catch him making. Then he gingerly removed the cherry tomatoes from his seat.
Sigh.
[[ open, but slow since I'm at work! ]]

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"Someone would have been cranky about missing his usual visit even if he can't carry the food with his paws," she noted, holding out the bag of sandwiches with a distinctly amused look on her face. "I hope I understood his meowed instructions on what to get decently."
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She watched, shaking her head, as Ben meandered over to Ender's feet and mewed softly. "I hardly think it's a huge stretch of the imagination to say he's not enjoying this much. I keep telling him he's a cute kitten, but it's not much of a consolation."
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. . . which was why at least one of them was tuna, yes.
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Under circumstances that seemed a bit awkward to explain, somehow.
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"Only a few stray bits here and there, but nothing awful. It's probably not a surprise that he's a terribly fastidious kitten."
Although the look on his face if he'd discovered that he'd managed to shed enough to leave hairballs inside all that machinery he was building would be priceless.