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Trooper Station, Friday
When Vimes woke up this morning, he had been certain of a few things. First of all being that Fandom would in some way manage to make him want to have a drink.
Second, Ralph needed to make more coffee for such an occurrence.
Third... there was bald man with the number 177 on his shirt, standing about in his office. It had only gone down hill from there. As one might expect from finding such a thing.
After an argument or five, he was allowing his supposed 'badge' to stay in the office and lurk as he looked over the dreaded paperwork. It seemed fond of lurking even though the lighting wasn't right for a proper one.
It was going to be an interesting weekend.
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Second, Ralph needed to make more coffee for such an occurrence.
Third... there was bald man with the number 177 on his shirt, standing about in his office. It had only gone down hill from there. As one might expect from finding such a thing.
After an argument or five, he was allowing his supposed 'badge' to stay in the office and lurk as he looked over the dreaded paperwork. It seemed fond of lurking even though the lighting wasn't right for a proper one.
It was going to be an interesting weekend.
[[Ohhh so open]]

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A very big, beefy something, to be specific. Happening across a glistening slab of meat sitting on your desk was not what one typically expected when coming into work, but that was exactly what Angua had found. She wasn't exactly sure what to make of this, especially when said muscle man smiled at her, but then she got a good whiff of him and his greeting made much more sense, as he smelled exactly of plastic and saliva.
"Squeeze me?" he had said.
"Excuse me," had been Angua's response, and that's when she took a breath and paused and followed it up with, "wait a moment...."
"Or bite me? Chew on me a little? That's what you usually do," the slab of a person on her desk continued as she walked closer and looked down at that drawer where she kept her squeaky steak toy, which, to no big surprise, was open. She glanced at the man, who looked hopefully, and then, experimentally, poked his arm with her finger.
Squeeeeeeeeak, went the arm.
"Oh, you've got to be--"
Which is why Angua was now at Vimes' office, poking her head in and looking terribly relieved.
"Oh, good," she said. "You've got one, too."
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"Visitors," she offered, quirking a brow at Vimes'.
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"I'm right here," the man insisted gruffly. If one looked closely, that might have been an attempt at the Ankh-Morpork crest on his shirt as well.
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The beefcake steak boy also offered his assistance, his well-muscled arm pointing over at Angua's shoulder and unmistakeably toward the man, as he offered Vimes a bright, friendly smile.
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"Stress relief," she said.
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"When do you think they'll go back?" she asked.
But, really, considering last time something like this occurred, this was pretty preferable to...ahem.
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The beefcake squeaked a little as he frowned, looking at Angua expectantly. A comment like that was always followed by a nice, good, strong squeeze.
Angua categorically refused.
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Angua, meanwhile, was considering how if the coffee maker changed, the coffee maker could no longer make coffee, and she shuddered. "Small graces, indeed."
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"Oh," said Angua after a moment, "it's not hurting anyone."
And, seriously, there was a lack of beefcake in this station. No offense meant, of course, but she could easily hunt Reese don and Angua was pretty sure she'd agree.
Gibbs, not so much.
Which would leave Ralph to break the tie, and they all knew how that'd turn out.
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He gave her a look like such a suggestion was the saddest thing in the world, like being sent to bed without supper, like coal in your stocking on Hogswatch.
So Angua turned toward Vimes, wondering if he was really going to do that to this poor, poor freak of nature and reasoning. Look at that face. Listen to that pitiful squeaking coming from gods only knew where.
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"He'll get over it," Vimes replied.
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"So what's he been doing all morning? Sitting there, upholding justice, bright ball of sunshine that he is?"
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Echo,
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"I mean, Coors Lite," she amended a second later.
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...when he was a teenage girl.
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And, yes, she trailed it off to suggest exactly what Vimes probably wouldn't want it to.
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