Alex Price (
scales_and_silence) wrote in
applesaucechat2015-04-01 11:06 pm
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Hello, my name is Doctor Alex Price. Unfortunately my introduction comes with an apology and questions.
Is anyone missing any of the following items?:
-A set of keys with an LED Statue of Liberty keychain and laser pointer
-One purple scarf with silver threading woven through it and beaded fringe
-One of those shower scrubby lathering things (I don't know what they're called) made from the plastic mesh stuff. This has been destroyed, I owe you a new one. I've obtained several from the nearest dollar store in hopes of matching the color of the original.
-Several 1" buttons bearing the logos of 70s punk bands and albums, slightly dented
-A small collection of Disney souvenir pins
All of these items will be returned and/or replaced if claimed.
Is anyone missing any of the following items?:
-A set of keys with an LED Statue of Liberty keychain and laser pointer
-One purple scarf with silver threading woven through it and beaded fringe
-One of those shower scrubby lathering things (I don't know what they're called) made from the plastic mesh stuff. This has been destroyed, I owe you a new one. I've obtained several from the nearest dollar store in hopes of matching the color of the original.
-Several 1" buttons bearing the logos of 70s punk bands and albums, slightly dented
-A small collection of Disney souvenir pins
All of these items will be returned and/or replaced if claimed.

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Never let it be said my grandmother plans boring family trips.
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Well first order of business welcome to manhattan
second- I dont think there's a polite way to ask if someone is kleptomaniac
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Not so much kleptomaniacs as natural scavengers and prone to picking things up that catch their interest. I've done my best to keep them from stealing from people, but things that have been dropped, left out in the open... well.
I... really don't know how to explain the bath thing though. I really, really don't.
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well first things first- as Ive recently discovered its not always wisest broadcasting yourself openly on the network. It is ocasionally monitored
Id recommend refraining from stating your outright location
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there are several organizations present that would likely have an interest in studying them and theyre not run by people in the habit of asking nicely
can they keep a low profile
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There's always an organization, isn't there. If it isn't one trying to wipe out all life not specifically mentioned as being accounted for on Noah's Arc, it's one trying to dissect everything in the name of science.
Yeah. My family's motto is "low profile." That includes the mice. I was five when I got my first false identity.
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in general the sanctity of life isnt something they're interested in examining
[That sounds inappropriately morbid. Daniel takes a minute to reconsider.]
good. I take it science is in your purview?
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Preservation of the life of said cryptids is... kind of the family business. Which, back home, kind of put us at odds with the giant organization I mentioned. Looks like I traded one for another. Though by the sounds of things the Covenant of St. George and this ROMAC would... not get along at all either. My youngest sister would probably suggest some sort of plan to set them against each other. But my youngest sister is... special like that.
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unfortunately- or fortunately depending on your general world outlook- Ive got more than enough experience with shady government-based organizations myself. Im given to understand roman tends to neglect moral boundaries just like your covenant
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If you ever wondered how to start a blood feud with a holy order of monster hunters.
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Daniel Jackson, bit late to introduce myself I realize
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fortunately flying below the radar isn't too difficult. are you doing okay for housing and such?
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griffin
well your universe is certainly an intriguing one I wont lie
hopefully it? they? wont attract undue attention either
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And it's just the one. His name is Crow. He's well trained in not attracting attention. I've been taking him to work every day for a while at the zoo back home.
I effectively run... or, uh, ran the reptile house at the Columbus Zoo.
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[This is just way too incredible a chance to pass up.]
Ive got work most days but sunday happens to be my day off, if youre available
[He'll also have moved into his own place by then, which works out nicely.]
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Liver wins Crow over, but so does general preening and attention.
I can't guarantee the mice won't be in the midst of some sort of religious celebration, the calender I use to keep track of these things was packed in my fiance's bag and thus was left at home with everything else. Including my fiance. [Okay that part he's a little bitter about, kidnapping interdimensional portal. You bring the goddamn pet griffin but dump him in Central park without Shelby?!]
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I can probably get ahold of baked goods. liver? more difficult. Ill see what I can do.
[He probably can't do anything about lack of liver. Doesn't mean he won't try.]
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[Loss he can understand. All too well.]
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That's... kind of the path my paternal grandmother took after my grandfather got himself stuck in an alternate reality. Still hasn't found him.
I mean, the time dilation effect has done wonders for her aging, but she's missed out on most of us growing up and... well. [Sad pause.]
I... really don't want anything like that for Shelby.
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sometimes when people are sent home they return to the point in their respective timelines from where they were removed
no one has stopped looking for a way out
we're still looking.
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