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eyesofaserpent) wrote2011-07-20 09:41 pm
Drink Count: 5 | He's a cold hearted snake. Look into his eyes.
[Crowley opens the front door, finding a package with his name on it. What the hell? When he picks it up, he's startled by how light it is. It feels empty. Well, he brings it inside and sets it on a table to open it. Nope, it's empty. Who sends empty packages?
But then he catches sight of his reflection in a decorative mirror and he stops and stares.
His eyes!
His eyes are yellow with slit pupils, reminiscent of a serpent instead of the bright green human eyes. He can't help but grin at himself. He flicks his tongue out, tasting the air like a snake. Brilliant.]
A. [Action: Around Town]
[Crowley is in a wonderful mood, skateboarding through town on his homemade skateboard. He's again in his usual suit and Converse, his tie flapping as he travels a long.]
B. [Action: Olney's Tavern]
[Crowley's behind the bar, drying glasses with a towel and occasionally making drinks. Why yes, he is in fact attempting to get the drones in there to try cocktails that haven't been invented yet.]
It's called an appletini. It's delicious.
But then he catches sight of his reflection in a decorative mirror and he stops and stares.
His eyes!
His eyes are yellow with slit pupils, reminiscent of a serpent instead of the bright green human eyes. He can't help but grin at himself. He flicks his tongue out, tasting the air like a snake. Brilliant.]
A. [Action: Around Town]
[Crowley is in a wonderful mood, skateboarding through town on his homemade skateboard. He's again in his usual suit and Converse, his tie flapping as he travels a long.]
B. [Action: Olney's Tavern]
[Crowley's behind the bar, drying glasses with a towel and occasionally making drinks. Why yes, he is in fact attempting to get the drones in there to try cocktails that haven't been invented yet.]
It's called an appletini. It's delicious.

B
[Your fellow bartender is up to no good.]
Might be pretty funny if they were all falling over themselves.
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[The demon's yellow snake eyes glittered with mischief.]
And these guys are so closed minded. There's more to life than a bloody Manhattan.
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But seeing these guys unable to walk a straight line might be the funniest damn thing ever.
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...What exactly's in that one again? These modern drinks are a pain to remember.
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Let's see... A pony of vodka, a pony of light rum, a pony of gin, a pony of triple sec, a pony tequila...
[At this point he grabs half a lemon and a reamer, juicing the lemon into the shaker. He then grabs a half a teaspoon and a half of sugar, dumping it in as well.]
A jigger of lemon juice and a teaspoon and a half of sugar.
[He puts the lid on the shaker, and gives it a good, thorough shaking. Then he fills a highball with some more ice and strains the alcohol into it. He then squirts in some cola, giving it color.]
Shake, pour, add Coke and a straw and you're golden.
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Sounds like a bad decision in a glass. I like it already.
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A
:D
Oh, er... Hi...
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HELLO.
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Er... Keeping busy then are we, Lord Azrael?
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I'M AFRAID YOU HAVE ME MISTAKEN FOR SOMEONE ELSE.
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[He narrows his yellow eyes at him, trying to decide if this is a joke.]
Funny, you even sound just like The Angel of Death...
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A
Do you get around like that in your own world, too? [There's a definite trace in amusement in his voice. The eyes haven't caught his attention just yet.]
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Skateboard? Oh, bloody hell no. I drive a vintage 1926 Bentley.
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[And then Lyn notices the eyes, and interrupts himself in mid-sentence.] - whoa. Is that what they're supposed to look like?
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Yesss... [Why yes, that was a happy little hiss there.]
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without practically having entirely justified paranoid fits, and the differences between their worlds are interesting.] That's pretty badass.no subject
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B
The hell is that?
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