D(C)I Sam Tyler (
bythe_books) wrote2009-02-08 08:23 pm
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037 - PARTY ANIMAL IN DA HOUSE
Alright, so-- right, yeah, okay: Pub. Ten minutes, yeah? Let's turn this Barge into the party it's supposed to be.
SEE IF YOU CAN OUTDRINK A DCIIIIIIYEAAAAHHH!!!
Anyone got any E?
Anyone got any E?

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Prefect has no money, so this isn't too hard for him!
Neither does Angel :c
But Angels not going to lose D:
This is true :c
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OH
OH
YOU ARE ON MATE!
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I'm gonna show you how we put away drinks back in 1973!
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kung laos a party animal 2 lol
I'll be at the pub in, like, 10 minutes, so you better start ordering me rounds. I'll show you the real skills the champion of Mortal Kombat possesses!
kewl
I am the Mortal Kombat CHAMPION!
Re: kewl
You don't wanna mess with me! I'm a champion! I have a medal to prove it, too! Better have those beers ready when I get there if you know what's best for you! I want this party started by the time I get to the pub!
He's tipsy already, so.. LESS SENSE MAKING
This Kung Lao's 500 years too early to get the fatality reference D:
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- Short-term memory lapses
- Trisma (lockjaw)
- Bruxia (involuntary teeth grinding)
- Nystagmus (rapid, uncontrollable eye movements)
- Several hours of restlessness following primary subjective effects, sometimes accompanied by residual euphoria
- A period of general malaise following primary subjective effects, normally resolving within a few days
- Mildly blurred vision following primary subjective effects, gradually resolving over a period of up to several days, also known as "plurring"
Over times, more serious side effects such as hyperthermia, dehydration, hyponatremia, and serotonin syndrome may develop.
In short, it would be exceedingly ill-advised to inquire about, or to use, methylenedioxymethamphetamine.
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Elle Elle Elle.
It's okay. I'm a police officer.
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