[OOM: The Roof]
*The world is ending. And honestly, the way Raph is feeling right now, he doesn't care. If it could end just a little bit quieter though, he'd be a much happier ex-turtle.
Even the little light that bleeds through the shades is too much, so Raph attempts to bury himself under a pillow.
Hangovers, ain't they a bitch*
Even the little light that bleeds through the shades is too much, so Raph attempts to bury himself under a pillow.
Hangovers, ain't they a bitch*
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"Here you go. I wouldn't advise alcohol, as there's no evidence to support its ability to ease hangover symptoms other than the purely anecdotal. Aspirin and water are your best bet."
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*He sneers as he takes the water and aspirin. There might be an added part about Raph not needing a mother and how he's doing just fine on his own thankyouverymuch, but it might be drowned out by the drinking of the water. Just as well, really.*
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"So. What brought on this pretty impressive hangover, if you don't mind saying?"
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let a kitsune mix my drinks.
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Donnie nods sagely.
"I didn't even know they had kitsunes employed downstairs. Generally I prefer to only accept beverages directly from Bar. I'm sure most of the bartenders are very trustworthy, but that does include Mike, and so I'm just not sure."
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*He pops the pills.*
Shouldn'a never told her to make me a strong drink...
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Spending your time in a sewer lair or a post-apocalyptic garage is not really the best way to get invited places.
"And I don't even know who Lilly is. Maybe I should spend some more time in the bar."
He looks a little surprised at the words that have just come out of his mouth.
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You sure 'bout that?
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Yes, it's all about the science. Nothing to do with missing his brothers.
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You blow up the bar with one of your experiments, an' we're gonna have problems, Donnie.
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"After all, it's not my fault that Mike thought that my study of how much the sewer vapors accelerated bacterial growth on one of our dietary staples was a slice of leftover blue cheese pizza."
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His shoulder twitch as he fights back the dry heave.*
Ugh. Look the one thing we ain't got round here is control...of anythin'. Jus'...keep that in mind.
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Donnie sounds surprised, but happily so.
"Have you been meditating?"
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*That's the same thing, right?*
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"That's not exactly what I meant."
He doesn't push it. Raph's never been much for 'sit still and concentrate' moments in life.
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Raph smirks into his water. Sighs of frustation are like mini-wins in the war against...well, not winning. After a long drink which very nearly drains the glass entirely, he shifts his attention to somewhere else in the room.*
thanks, donnie. for the water I mean.
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Donnie stands, glancing around Raph's tent.
"I haven't been up here in a while, I'd forgotten how fascinating the magical architecture of this place was. Obviously it's well established that the surface area of an object can be greater than its volume, but I don't think most mathematicians have seen a disparity quite this striking."
He pats Raph absentmindedly on the shoulder.
"You know, this tent could provide the basis for an intriguing study of the magical theoretics affecting the transformation of three-dimensional space. You're a lucky turtle, Raph."
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Donnie is completely intrigued by now.
"Is there a mechanism for that, or an activation spell of some kind? Do you have to put the clothes in a certain location? Where do the clean ones turn up? Are they folded? Do you have to provide detergent?"
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Anythin' on the ground for a time gets cleaned an' put away. Don't know how it works, just does. So I don't question it.
Like, okay watch.
*Raph downs the rest of his water and then places the now empty glass on the bedside table.*
Ten minutes from now this thing'll be back in the cupboard.
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Donnie settles down in front of the table, eyes fixed intently on the glass.
Guess who's not going anywhere for ten minutes.
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Raph flops back onto his bed, covering his face with the pillow for the third time this morning alone.
Like clockwork, after ten minutes the glass disappears.
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"That's amazing! Okay, now this time I'm going to repeat your methodology with a controlled variable in the form of a clean glass and see if there's a time differential in the dematerialization of the clean glass versus the dirty glass."
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"Ah, right. Maybe I could do this another day, when you're feeling better."
There is a last wistful glance at the glasses cupboard before he turns back to the bed.
"Is there anything else you could use while I'm here?"
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can you get me a beer?
*works its way through the feathers.*
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"I'll just get you some more water instead."
It takes some internal struggle to stop himself from bringing two glasses back to Raph and setting up his experiment, but he resists nobly.
"There you go."
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Thanks, man.
*For the water. For the company. And most importantly, for taking the hint.*