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Homecoming Carnival Post II | The Park | Friday, October 21

Of course the Carnival offers plenty of food too, and there are rides and games for everyone to enjoy.

There is also glitter, to no ones surprise.

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"Well, I missed you," Sparkle laughed. "Who else am I going to steal zoo animals with?"

"That is an excellent point," Cade said. "Should we do that this weekend? Maybe we can use the ducks for bait."

"I mean, I'm pretty sure you don't even have to bait zoo animals," Sparkle noted, "since they're in cages already. But it could be fun..."

He was never going to say no to grand theft koala.

Edited 2017-10-21 16:05 (UTC)

"Sunday good for that?" Cade said. "I want to see if I can get laid at the dance."

Classy, Cade. So classy.

"I work," Sparkle mused, "but I don't see any reason I can't ditch early, either. It isn't like I answer to anybody, I mean. Sunday it is."

"Yeah, showing up the whole time is dumb." Do not emulate Cade's...well, any habit, kids.

"We can get something with lots of teeth so Atton will bitch about it," Cade said. "Like a crocogator."

Not a thing, Cade.

"Or an allodile?"

Sparkle, no teasing.

"No, I think the crocogator has more teeth," Cade declared.

"Well, I guess that is the important part," Sparkle laughed. "What do you need with that many teeth, anyway?"

"More teeth are always better," Cade said. "It's a rule or something."

"I think that rule mostly depends on where the teeth are pointed," Sparkle decided. "I'm a big fan of teeth on anything that isn't trying to use them on, like, me, for example."

He had his priorities. Not getting eaten was super high on that list.

"We'll train it to only want to eat Atton," Cade said, nodding wisely.

In the twenty minutes in the car or something.

"That might be the easy part," Sparkle laughed, shaking his head in amusement. "Who's gonna teach Atton not to kill the crocogator?"

"That will be your problem, my friend," Cade told him, laughing.

"You kidding?" Sparkle was laughing, too, shaking his head. "Man, I can't even bring home a cat. But I guess if the croc is staying with you..."

"But a croc is so much cooler than a cat," Cade wheedled.

"I guess I could keep it in the upstairs apartment at the clothing shop, instead..."

Sparkle, that was a terrible idea.

"That's a great idea!"

Never listen to Cade.

"Might be a little big for the bathtub, though. Maybe I should build a pool on the roof, instead."

So that he could have a crocogator come crashing inside along with the sharks next time the weather got weird!

That would be awesome!

Terrible. Cough. Just terrible.

"That might be better," Cade agreed. "We can pick up an inflatable one on the way back from the zoo."

This was a terrible, terrible idea.

"Yeah," Sparkle laughed. "We can just teach the crocogator to not eat that, too."

Easy!

"How hard can that be?" Cade said, scoffing.

"I mean, it's probably just a matter of a rolled-up newspaper and maybe some treats for positive reinforcement," Sparkle mused.

"A few extra ducks should do it," Cade said.

"Well, then I'll leave the duck-catching to you," Sparkle said, grinning. "You have experience already, after all."

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