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eyesofaserpent) wrote2011-08-24 09:13 pm
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Drink Count: 8 | They See Me Rollin'
A. [Action: 915 Bilko Boulevard]
[OH LOOK A PACKAGE FOR CROWLEY. It's kind of small. And unlike the last time, it has a bit of weight and there's a noise inside... Like that of jingling keys... He tears open the box and pulls out his car keys. The Bentley. He dashes to the garage with uncommon haste and almost lets out a whoop of joy as his eyes fall on his vintage 1926 Bentley. See this, this is the happiest demon in the world.
Crowley slips into the driver's seat (on the right side mind!) and caresses the steering wheel as if it is a lover. After a couple minutes just appreciating sitting in his wonderful, beloved car he looks around the dash. He lets out a short bark of glee as he pulls out a pair of Ray-Bans. They almost immediately go onto his face.
He almost feels whole now.
He slips out of the car just a moment to open the garage. When he gets back in, he slides the key into the ignition and starts her up. The engine purrs to life just the same as if it just rolled off the lot. And as soon as the power feeds to the mp3 player, Bohemian Rhapsody blares over the speakers.
He grins like a satisfied serpent.]
B. [Action: About Town]
[Crowley can bee seen driving about town in his vintage black Bentley. The windows are rolled down and either Queen or Velvet Underground can be heard from the fantastic speakers in the Bentley. Or maybe it just happens to be a classical piece. Feel free to stop him. Or race. He likes that too.]

[OH LOOK A PACKAGE FOR CROWLEY. It's kind of small. And unlike the last time, it has a bit of weight and there's a noise inside... Like that of jingling keys... He tears open the box and pulls out his car keys. The Bentley. He dashes to the garage with uncommon haste and almost lets out a whoop of joy as his eyes fall on his vintage 1926 Bentley. See this, this is the happiest demon in the world.
Crowley slips into the driver's seat (on the right side mind!) and caresses the steering wheel as if it is a lover. After a couple minutes just appreciating sitting in his wonderful, beloved car he looks around the dash. He lets out a short bark of glee as he pulls out a pair of Ray-Bans. They almost immediately go onto his face.
He almost feels whole now.
He slips out of the car just a moment to open the garage. When he gets back in, he slides the key into the ignition and starts her up. The engine purrs to life just the same as if it just rolled off the lot. And as soon as the power feeds to the mp3 player, Bohemian Rhapsody blares over the speakers.
He grins like a satisfied serpent.]
B. [Action: About Town]
[Crowley can bee seen driving about town in his vintage black Bentley. The windows are rolled down and either Queen or Velvet Underground can be heard from the fantastic speakers in the Bentley. Or maybe it just happens to be a classical piece. Feel free to stop him. Or race. He likes that too.]

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[Well, guess who's keeping pace with that awesome car on foot?]
[This grinning idiot, that's who.
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Pretty fast there, mate.
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I did. Thank Manchester there was an extra pair of shades in here too.
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It's so loud!
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[He sees the girl in the middle of the bloody street, wondering if she's planning on moving. It looks like a know, so he screeches to a stop]
What the bloody hell are you doing in the middle of the bloody road.
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Need a lift?
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YOUR VEHICLE SEEMS TO HAVE AN EXTRA WHEEL.
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Crowley may spot Grimsley strolling up the street nearby at that point with his head buried in a newspaper, absentmindedly reprimanding his Pokemon.]
Leave the car alone, Krookodile. Or you can pick the splinters out of your mouth yourself.
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The only time this icon will ever be used.
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Oh, and the horse has, in place of a mane and tail, flames. The rider doesn't seem to be bothered by this in the slightest, despite the fact he's not a ghost
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/not a fan of horses]Is that from Hell?
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That?
That is a sweet ride. She is appropriately stunned into silence.]
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[Mika leans on her cane, her tail wagging more.]
Still, blasting Queen out of a ride like that? Love the band, but something about that almost ruins the image.
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