Caritas- Friday

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After getting the call from Coulson yesterday and seeing the posters around town, Kitty made sure to head into work even though it was her day off, because she'd never had a party on a night when it might be Tino in charge, and... well, she had concerns, okay?

So the bar was open, the back room was playing the Olympics, and Kitty had totally spent her day watching live feeds but promised not to spoil anyone.


[Up early for party! Come one and come all!]

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Stage

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For the love of god, someone get drunk enough to karaoke.

Bar

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Where there is both a Kitty for playing and a Tino for modding.

Lounge

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In case you want away from the bar and the party.

Back Room

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If you're here for the Olympics viewing party, this is where you go!

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[suitably_heroic]

Look, Atton was just here for the drinks.

... and if that meant wandering into the back and spotting something that looked like it might make his evening a little more entertaining, he couldn't be blamed for wandering on in and sitting down with his drink, right?

Right.

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[throughaphase]

"Is it me, or are you like my best customer?"

At some point she should probably say hi for that reason.

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[trickydemigod.livejournal.com]

Luke had been all over the Olympics. It was only right, given the fact that his father was the god of athletics. There was no way he was going to pass up an opportunity to be able to drink and watch at the same time, especially with people who were interested in sports.

So he made his way to the back room, beer in hand, and took a seat.

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[abitlowkey]

"Hello, Luke!" Loki called, waving from his end of the bar. Closest to Thor. Shut up, he was allowed to be by his brother.

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[electrocynic]

"Excelsor Jr!"

Yeah, that name was sticking. Sorry, Luke.

"Look at you, looking like a grownup."

It was mostly the beer.

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[not_a_whiner]

Kaidan had been going back and forth on coming here at all - he didn't really want to aggravate his mind into a renewed migraine.

Eventually, he opted to go because it seemed like a communal affair, something to show he was trying to fit in... somewhere around here. (He wasn't sure if he was terribly good at that, honestly.) He didn't plan to stay long, though: long enough to grab a beer and see one of the games, even if he could just look up how they ended, but no more than that.

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[firstnameagent.livejournal.com]

"Rooting for anyone in particular?" Coulson checked as he took a seat near Kaidan.

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[bitten_notshy]

Jack didn't pay much attention to sports as a rule, but he desperately needed excuses to get out of his house (and out of his head). He decided it wasn't cheating on Devil's Nest if he was at Caritas for a specific event; he'd just go easy on the beer.

No matter how poor the chances of any Czech Olympians were, he was going to urge them on. You only got one motherland.

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[toteshammered.livejournal.com]

Thor had no idea what the "Olympics" were, but he enjoyed alcoholic beverages and parties, so... here he was.

It didn't take him long to grasp the concept; contests of skill and strength were common in Asgard, after all. And so Thor could be found shouting enthusiastic messages of encouragement at various athletes he'd decided merited his attention.

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[abitlowkey]

"Brother! Are these games not most entertaining?" Of course Loki was there. Of course.

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[so_hawkward]

So, Clint knew that there was a Thor here, but he wasn't entirely certain whether or not it was the Thor from his version of the world. Trying to find out while alcohol was involved might not have been the wisest choice, but there was Clint, sidling up to him with a friendly smile and a beer. "Hey. How's it going?" he said casually.

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[throughaphase]

Don't mind Kitty. She was just going to try and not be kind of really amused at the shouting.

She would also be failing at the trying not to be really amused.

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[throughaphase]

At some point Kitty made her way back to clean up empty glasses and such and because someone had to break up the boys' club. "Anyone worth rooting for?" she asked no one in particular.

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[trickydemigod.livejournal.com]

"I tend to go for anybody US and Greece," Luke said. "But mostly I'm one of those people who just likes watching whatever's on."

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[electrocynic]

"Bunch of non-capes wishing they had powers," came the raspy verdict from Sarah. "So not really."

And yet she still enjoyed watching. Maybe because yelling at the screen was practically expected.

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[bitten_notshy]

"Australia's not doing badly," Jack said, flashing a smile as he leaned to put a glass near her tray assuming she had one.

He wasn't sure he'd thanked her the week before, but walking through a wall into detention had its way of sticking in one's memory.

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[electrocynic]

Sarah was here mainly for the beer. And maybe the people too. And a wee bit for the sports, or at least the social experience of the watching thereof, too.

And also because she'd just come back from London and realized just how badly she'd managed to miss her class. That amount of fail deserved a party, right?

But mostly for the beer. She had one of those in her hand, yes.

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[so_hawkward]

Sure, Clint could drink and watch the Olympics at home, but doing it around other people seemed slightly more healthy. If nothing else, he was curious to see who would be rooting for which countries.

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[firstnameagent.livejournal.com]

Coulson was running a little late - look, his American flag boxers were in the laundry and he needed to support the team... and yes, he had American flag boxers and if you wanted to guess if they seemed to have a certain hero's logo on them then you had best shut your mouth - but he was here now, ready to watch some volleyball and Kerri Strug career retrospectives.

As you do.

It should be noted that his boxers were completely concealed by his pants. Just in case that was at all unclear.

OOC

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Late to work and today I can't use the "But archery went to sudden death!" reasoning.

Re: OOC

[firstnameagent.livejournal.com]

I know that killing humans for sport is wrong, but it's disappointing if archery went to sudden death and everyone was alive at the end of it.