Marco the Phoenix (
fierybluebird) wrote2012-07-26 07:48 pm
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[Hello Luceti. Hanging out around the Library? Item shop? Food shop? Pretty much wherever you are, you might spot a certain insane poster and the pirate putting it up. All right, who let Marco have some art supplies? Well you're all about to be punished for it, because even if you're a recluse, he makes sure to post it on the journal too.]

[In a purely deadpan tone Marco switches to showing off a plate of cookies.] Join. We have cookies.
And can anyone tell me about their world's sports? Is Hit & Dead Ball or Dodgeball universal, what about Red and Green Light? If we had a games tournament here, what games would everyone like to see in it? And what kind of rewards?

[In a purely deadpan tone Marco switches to showing off a plate of cookies.] Join. We have cookies.
And can anyone tell me about their world's sports? Is Hit & Dead Ball or Dodgeball universal, what about Red and Green Light? If we had a games tournament here, what games would everyone like to see in it? And what kind of rewards?
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[And he loses the game falling into peals of birdie laughter and rolling around.]
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Having fun?
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It's hard to breathe like that, eh.
[So perfectly deadpan composed you could swear he wasn't having a giggle fit seconds earlier.]
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When you're laughing, does breathing matter?
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Perhaps~
But it's not as fun if I can't make you laugh in return.
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[But she's teasing since you're amusing just as you are. Still, it would be interesting to see what you do. And as to the unspoken request, she'll add several hands, soothing and scratching and stroking, to see what will make you the most relaxed]
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Harder is easy enough, but I don't think you'd be impressed by bird jokes, eh.
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[She's amused just watching you melt like this and so she'll continue her work, experimenting to find just the right places and you'd better believe she will.]
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So a duck walks into a bar, and he says, "You got any grapes?" [There's a bit of a Daffy Duck accent to this because that is how the joke goes.]
At first the bartender is astounded at meeting a talking duck and having him show up but he soon replies, "I'm sorry no, this is a bar, we only serve alcohol here."
So out the duck waddles. The next day he returns again and asks, "You got any grapes?"
The bartender is a little more confused by this. "What? You again? No. I told you yesterday, we only serve alcohol."
[Give Marco a moment for a small pause as he melts into a blue phoenix puddle. Man staying composed and thinking like this is hard.]
The duck waddles out again. Next morning though, same thing. "You got any grapes?"
"No," the bartender says, "We never gave grapes. This is a bar. The only grapes we have are wine and ducks can't drink that."
Well, this continues for awhile, and the bartender gets more and more frustrated. He throws a bottle at him eventually losing his patience and says for the duck to never come back, but still he returns. Day after day, "You got any grapes?"
Finally the bartender's had enough. He tells the duck, "If you come back in here again looking for grapes I'm going to take a hammer and nail your feet to the wall and make you hang there."
The next morning the duck comes back. The bartender scowls, about to resign himself to fate when the duck asks "You got any nails?"
"No, of course not, it's a bar, all we have is alcohol," he says like he's said a million times.
"Oh good," the duck beams. "You got any grapes?"
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I would have found some other way to nail his feet to the floor. Or perhaps have Sanji prepare a Duck la'orange.
[She says this with a straight face, though her hands remain gentle and sure]
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Ah... I always wondered why the bartender didn't just get some grapes.
[He is so torn between wary of those hands or not now.]
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I suppose so. Anyway, it was just a joke.
[She murmurs the last part. She's not very good at genuinely funny ones]
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Come on, we've got a garden to work on, eh?
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[Though she is a bit out of sorts since she still isn't sure what she said. Cruelty toward ducks, perhaps? There are weeds to pull in the patch she wants to plant lavender so she sets a line of hands at work to the task as she thinks about this]
Tell me another? [She might sound somewhat apologetic. She really does want to hear but at the same time she wonders if this will help bring things back on an even keel]
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A man went into a bar and said to the bartender, "If you give me free drinks all night, I will entertain your customers so much they will stay all night and drink lots and lots."
"Oh yes," says the bartender. "How are you going to do that?"
The man gets a hamster out of his pocket and puts it on the piano. The hamster runs up and down the keyboard playing the greatest piano music anyone had ever heard.
"That's incredible!" says the bartender. "Have you got anything else?"
The man gets a parrot out of his other pocket and puts it on the bar. The hamster begins to play the piano again and the parrot sings along - sounding just like Pavarotti. Everyone in the bar is amazed and stayed all night drinking and listening to the hamster and parrot. The bartender is delighted. "I must have these animals. Will you sell them to me?" he asks. The man shook his head no. "Will you sell just one then?" asks the bartender.
"OK, I'll sell you the parrot for 10,000 berri" the man says. The bartender is delighted and hands over the money.
Another man standing next to the man who owned the hamster said, "You're a bit stupid selling that clever parrot for only 10,000 berri".
"No I'm not," the man replied. "The hamster is a ventriloquist"!!!