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Groovy Tunes, Saturday
Okay, so Jono totally could have taken today off and just brushed it off as the result of another holiday, but he'd already taken too much time when he'd taken last weekend off.
... For Christmas.
He was bad at this. But at least this was the sort of job he could come to without really feeling like it was work. Always had been, and with any luck it always would be. And hell, once the CD racks were stocked and he'd spent some time poking through them curiously trying to find the name of an artist that Eliot had mentioned to him on Thursday, he was even sitting down with one of the guitars from the back wall and giving playing along with her music a try.
It was country. It still wasn't really his thing. But boredom was a hell of a motivator, and he wasn't expecting today was going to be terribly busy anyway. Maybe later he'd toy around with fledgling plans to set up some sort of island-wide support network for people who weren't completely comfortable with their powers. Not to be mistaken for a heroing team. Because Jono wasn't getting involved in heroing teams anymore.
He wasn't, dammit.
[OOC: Open! Fiery goth-grunge mutant unexpectedly playing twangy country within.]
... For Christmas.
He was bad at this. But at least this was the sort of job he could come to without really feeling like it was work. Always had been, and with any luck it always would be. And hell, once the CD racks were stocked and he'd spent some time poking through them curiously trying to find the name of an artist that Eliot had mentioned to him on Thursday, he was even sitting down with one of the guitars from the back wall and giving playing along with her music a try.
It was country. It still wasn't really his thing. But boredom was a hell of a motivator, and he wasn't expecting today was going to be terribly busy anyway. Maybe later he'd toy around with fledgling plans to set up some sort of island-wide support network for people who weren't completely comfortable with their powers. Not to be mistaken for a heroing team. Because Jono wasn't getting involved in heroing teams anymore.
He wasn't, dammit.
[OOC: Open! Fiery goth-grunge mutant unexpectedly playing twangy country within.]
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And the music store was actually her first stop.
"Hiya!" she greeted almost before she was actually through the door. "Whatcha playing?"
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Look who had just looked up.
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Was there a word? Was it getting around? Jono was processing for another moment or three, please hold.
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//I never really took you for one,// Jono noted, blinking. //How's that working out for you, then?//
Maybe she hadn't noticed that she was standing on two human-shaped feet?
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"Being a morning person?" That was sort of a strange question. "Or being obnoxious? I guess both are working out pretty okay."
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Dammit. Jono shook his head, ran a hand through his hair, and then decided to start over again. Probably for the best.
//I'm not used to seeing you be so... un.... equine,// he hedged. Delicately. Just in case.
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"Do you mean . . . that the pony version of me from Equestria used to live here and you think I'm her even though I've never actually met the pony version of me, only the human version of the pony version of my human friend Twilight, who comes through a portal back home sometimes when we need help fighting the forces of disharmony?"
Is that what you meant, Jono?
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//... Apparently that'd exactly what I mean, yes.//
Goddammit, Fandom.
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Because he was stupid, that was why. He was already losing his mind.
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Then again, there was always the morbid curiosity to contend with.
//As a matter of fact, I do. We've got instruments all along th'back, along the wall. Were you looking for a kit, or any one thing in particular?//
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In fairness, Jono's memories of his teenage years were suspect as hell, what with having two other completely different lifetimes crammed in there.
That, and George had never really done much drumming.
//The walls are thick, though. So long as you aren't up all hours of the night playing, you should be fine.//
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//Sure,// he settled on. //Only way to know if it'll work for you is to play it, after all.//
Sometimes he didn't even regret telling people that!
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She finished with a final riff and a bright, ecstatic grin. As the last crash of the cymbals faded, she nodded.
"Yup, this one seems good."
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//Ah... good. Glad they... ah. Work. For you.//
Somehow, he knew he shouldn't have been surprised. He'd already met one Pinkie Pie, after all. But he still hadn't been expecting the... floating. Or the ears. Or what-have-you.
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Hers sounded much less unpleasant, for a start.
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Like the cool echoey bits, yes.
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Generally, yes, it was. Sorry, Pinkie. Jono wasn't used to people thinking anything about being a mutant was cool.
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//Ah... thank you,// he replied, blinking. //I mean, I've never seen anybody...//
... Well, he'd seen plenty of people levitate before. That clearly wasn't the thing to say, here.
//... Grow hair that quickly.//
That would do.
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Blink blink.
//You... pony up... for battle?//
That was definitely new.
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//... What do you fight?//
He asked.
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//Sounds exciting,// he noted, actually sounding faintly jealous. Damn it, he really needed to start doing something productive around here. //You enjoy that sort of thing? Or is it more a... duty thing?//
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He'd been shaken upside-down by one leg the last time. Sigh.
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For the whole day she's been here, sure.
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And then eventually remembering to tell her family she was okay.
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Which, he had to remind himself, was actually still the default picture he had in his mind for Pinkie.
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Being from Earth 616 helped a bit, there. Jono's 'makes sense' threshold was a bit skewed.
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//Right, ah...// He glanced up at her again. //New student discount. S'traditional. Couple hundred?//
How this man made any money around here was anybody's best guess.
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She went in for a hug, apparently unconcerned with the plumes of fire where most of the upper half of his body was supposed to be.
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He still didn't get much in the way of random hugs. He didn't even mind them! So, a few moments later, he raised a hand to pat her on the back.
//Ah, you're welcome, luv.//