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You had to know he'd get caught at some point, right? Everybody has ugly moments, even if they try to hide them. If anything, Isamu will probably just make a comment pleading for Junpei not to cook and eat him, then go back to Die Hard 2 if he's that uncomfortable.
Well, write something fool! :P
I think Isamu might commit sudoku if that happened.
Major Ursa said
Where did lobster boy come from?! Was he deploying sneaky-sneaks lobster scuttling style-ninja tactics?!
Apparently the common rooms and kitchens are connected. It was shown to be so during Latino and Tiger's interaction. So boom.
Posted a posty post!
Out of the corner of his eye, Isamu noticed a boy around his age preparing a meal for himself as he sat down. His hair was a bit long, but it looked pretty good. He definitely couldn't manage hair like that. Just at eye level was his personal limit. Pausing the movie, he found himself oddly entranced by the motions he was going through. Cooking was one of the few things that gave Isamu trouble. He'd never been good at it, and not even because of his ectrodactyly. He could grip knives alright, although the motions weren't as natural as they were for full-hands.
Ha, full-hands. One of the many jokes Isamu made about the people around him in regards to his own condition. "Lobster boy" was actually his own invention. First day of class, two years ago, first person he talked to: "Hey, I'm Isamu Tanaka, but...you can just call me lobster boy." The look on that kid's face....just brilliant. Between his own condition and his father's, Isamu learned early on not to pay any mind to the rest of the world, so long as he was having a good time.
The boy who was cooking was currently chopping an onion. Oh, those were lovely times. However, something made Isamu pause: the tears on his face were....turning his face white? What?! Was....WAS HE A ROBOT?!
No, moron. Obviously he isn't a robot. Still, that's....not something you see every day. I think I know this guy, actually! What's his.... Ooooohhhh, this was gonna get to him! Wracking his memory for a name, Isamu clapped his hands and stood up triumphantly. A....little too triumphantly. While he'd been thinking, the boy went over to the table and started...applying make-up. To his face, which....clearly wasn't real. Huh. That....damn, that sucked. He'd actually seen something like that before, in a documentary. A man whose face had to be surgically removed after mold spores infected his sinuses. In a cruel twist of fate, he'd gotten the surgery so that he could see his grandchildren grow older. The surgery robbed him of his eyes.
Mind racing, Isamu stopped on a useful tidbit of information that the other boy would likely appreciate. "Hey. I've heard chewing gum prevents you from crying when you....you know. Chop onions." That came out uncharacteristically awkward. Hmm. Might be because his conversational partner was clearly in a vulnerable state, what with....his face uncovered. Probably.
Ha, full-hands. One of the many jokes Isamu made about the people around him in regards to his own condition. "Lobster boy" was actually his own invention. First day of class, two years ago, first person he talked to: "Hey, I'm Isamu Tanaka, but...you can just call me lobster boy." The look on that kid's face....just brilliant. Between his own condition and his father's, Isamu learned early on not to pay any mind to the rest of the world, so long as he was having a good time.
The boy who was cooking was currently chopping an onion. Oh, those were lovely times. However, something made Isamu pause: the tears on his face were....turning his face white? What?! Was....WAS HE A ROBOT?!
No, moron. Obviously he isn't a robot. Still, that's....not something you see every day. I think I know this guy, actually! What's his.... Ooooohhhh, this was gonna get to him! Wracking his memory for a name, Isamu clapped his hands and stood up triumphantly. A....little too triumphantly. While he'd been thinking, the boy went over to the table and started...applying make-up. To his face, which....clearly wasn't real. Huh. That....damn, that sucked. He'd actually seen something like that before, in a documentary. A man whose face had to be surgically removed after mold spores infected his sinuses. In a cruel twist of fate, he'd gotten the surgery so that he could see his grandchildren grow older. The surgery robbed him of his eyes.
Mind racing, Isamu stopped on a useful tidbit of information that the other boy would likely appreciate. "Hey. I've heard chewing gum prevents you from crying when you....you know. Chop onions." That came out uncharacteristically awkward. Hmm. Might be because his conversational partner was clearly in a vulnerable state, what with....his face uncovered. Probably.
LovelyAnastasia said
Aw gee guys~ Thank you~Edit: And maybe you should! ^.^
I can imagine him playing an instrumental on his laptop and singing along in Japanese, as best he can. Translating a song on the fly might be tough because of idioms, but if anybody can do it, our resident bilingual can.
Now I'm listening and singing along to Auld Lang Syne.
Might put this into play, since Isamu speaks English and clearly has few troubles looking back happily on days gone by.
Might put this into play, since Isamu speaks English and clearly has few troubles looking back happily on days gone by.
Jesus christ Ana that was beautiful....
If Tomo doesn't play the piano for the talent show, I will look at you disapprovingly. It will not be a happy sensation.
If Tomo doesn't play the piano for the talent show, I will look at you disapprovingly. It will not be a happy sensation.
Double said
Okay there. Are we done now or is there another minor error you want to call to attention in my post?
Nopity.
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