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fandomtownies2023-09-15 06:12 am
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Entry tags:
- $sparky,
- amaya blackstone,
- arthur lester,
- atton rand,
- beaker,
- connor temple,
- dwight hendrickson,
- eliot waugh,
- gladiolus amicitia,
- hannibal lecter,
- ignis scientia,
- irene adler,
- jonathan sims,
- kitty pryde,
- lana beniko,
- liliana vess,
- llewellyn watts,
- margo hanson,
- nell ingram,
- nick cutter,
- raiden,
- rey,
- rosa diaz,
- stark,
- steph gingrich,
- steve rogers,
- steven grant/marc spector,
- summer smith,
- tony stark,
- travis montgomery,
- wanda maximoff
Anything But White Party - Stark Industries, Friday Night
The ballroom was once again set up for guests at Stark Industries, this time with a decidedly colorful theme for it. Where the color white could reasonably be avoided it was avoided: from the decorations to the lighting, to the food and drinks provided for the guests.
Because no one enjoyed a nice theme more than Tony Stark.
Steve strode across the ballroom and stared up at the new Chihuly chandelier installed over the dance floor. "When I suggested we switch out the art, I meant the kids' paintings," he said, pointing to the new, very colorful, pictures that had been blown up from construction paper size to 5 foot tall show-stoppers. "I still think the pictures of Princess Thor riding on the unicorn wins, though."
Because no one enjoyed a nice theme more than Tony Stark.
Steve strode across the ballroom and stared up at the new Chihuly chandelier installed over the dance floor. "When I suggested we switch out the art, I meant the kids' paintings," he said, pointing to the new, very colorful, pictures that had been blown up from construction paper size to 5 foot tall show-stoppers. "I still think the pictures of Princess Thor riding on the unicorn wins, though."
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"One can only hope."
Eliot would be delighted to attend a masquerade. Especially, as previously noted, one he and Margo wouldn't have to throw themselves.
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"If you like," Eliot agreed. "Though, sadly, based on anecdotal evidence I'd hypothesize the experiment will fail."
Eliot dressed like this all the time. And saw little to no increase in the fabulosity of the general public in response.
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Because men's fashion needed to try harder.
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"Ugh," Eliot groaned with feeling. "Why are modern men so afraid of color and pattern? It's a crying shame."
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"Then they are giving sloth a bad name."
The sin, not the animal. Abigail gave sloths a bad name by inventing creative execution tactics for Fillorian traitors. It was totally different.
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"The other option is a lack of creativity."
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"I suspect that is the true culprit," Eliot said. He had no problem thinking himself more creative than his fellow men, but he was deeply lazy. (Not on Gray's level, but still!) "That and blah blah toxic masculinity blah."
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"Alas, toxic masculinity has tremendous, multiversal reach. You should see how trashy it is back in Fillory. Margo and I have tried, but newly crowned royalty from another world can only do so much."