Devil's Nest [Thursday evening]

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The DJ was cranking the music tonight, but you could hear Jack's anguished cry even over that as he came in for another shift:

"WHY IS THE RUM GONE?!!!"

Good luck getting anything useful from him. He was busy sobbing behind the bar.

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The Bar

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Where a useless Jack and a confused Tiny were ready to assist you!

Dance Floor and Lounge

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Where tonight's theme was one hit wonders.

Oh, Milli Vanilla, we hadn't missed you.

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Anakin was in a booth nursing a Coke and scowling. This had not been the plan.

He was blaming the lack of alcohol on Madrox because he was reasonable like that.

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"Why the sour puss?" Hercules said, greeting Anakin. "This is to be a happy hour!"

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"They don't have any alcoholic," Anakin complained. "That makes it hard to be happy."

And now he sounded like a drunk.

"...not that I need to drink to be happy."

And now he sounded like a PSA.

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"I know," Jamie said going ahead and taking a seat at the booth. "Blame it on the Rain isn't my favorite song either."

Because surely Anakin was scowling because of the music.

"I prefer Girl You Know It's True, myself."

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Anakin sighed heavily. "Where'd you put the booze?"

Because this was obviously Jamie's doing. Or something.

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"You could look happier to see some company," Tyrion suggested. "Unless there's very bad news I haven't heard yet."

He hadn't ordered a drink yet. This was why he was still in a good mood,

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"There's no alcohol today," Anakin whined complained.

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"Should we leave you two alone?" Alistair inquired, of both Anakin and his drink.

He never did know how to leave well enough alone.

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Hercules had a large mug of root beer in his hand, a quizzical look on his face, and a proper set of normal clothes on.

Why were all the libations gone? It was almost the job for an Avenger to find out...

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"Hey Officially-Appointed-Teaching-Buddy," Jamie said with a wave. "How goes the new semester?"

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"You know, I'd expected some more men passed out on the floor around here," Alistair commented to the room at large, as he sat down. "This tavern is missing some of its ambience."

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"Ahhhh, those were the days," Hercules said. "And the smell of stale ale and the corner where shady people did shady things, all... shady."

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"No serving girls, either," Tyrion noted. "And horrible music, unless they prefer castrated bards here. Hello again."

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"Whereas I'm perfectly happy without the smell of 'unwashed man' to flavor my beer," Cindy said, raising her glass of sparking cider at Alistair. "Or...not beer, as the case may be tonight."

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"Why is that filthy man at the bar crying like a girl?" Tyrion inquired, genially enough, as he pulled himself into a booth and was pleased to note it was placed low enough that he wouldn't have to kneel on the seat cushion. "And where are the wenches with the ale?"

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"I think he's sad about the rum," Columbus said watching the distraught pirate. "Hello Tyrion. How are things going for you?"

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"Wenches," Deadpool said suddenly. "That's what we're missing. Can we go to a strip club instead of this?"

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"...Why are we listening to this music without alcohol?" Deadpool was not best pleased by this turn of events.

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"We could always try to take over from the DJ," Hercules offered. "I doubt warriors of our caliber could be bested by the likes of him."

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Cindy strolled into the bar a little late and had to pause a moment and laugh. "Is this place always such a sausage-fest?" she asked to no one in particular. "I guess it's a good thing I showed up."

Glancing around she added, "Or I guess I could go so I don't interfere with your manly funtimes or whatever this is."

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"No, please, stay!" Hercules was quick to greet her, as he'd of course been lamenting the sausagefest-ness. "I think we all would be quite grateful for your company."

The VIP Section

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Where Eric was gone, disappeared to the storeroom where he was yelling at Pam in ancient Norse about where the hell his stock had disappeared to.

OOC

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It was a moral imperative that I post this today. Poor Jack.