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I wish for endless matched folded socks!

No wait. Forget that.
Woman and babies?! Here they sit with cards, rum, speaking of Spanish gold and conquest with woman and babies! Jax knew this night could hardly get stranger. So he had to do what was in his nature, swear, “Cold sea hell’s and storm struck balls.” Then he laughed. It was hardly. It was loud. It was lean back his head and let all the caught up air right out there as if blowing something up to the rafter. Shit, this was funny right? Funny enough to fall head first into.

When he had taken the time to enjoy his own release he waved his hands as if to apologize, although he really won’t. He sat back up right and folded his arms again over his chest trying hard, and not succeeding, to look much more serious. Hiding his grin he looked to the young lad who sit, very nicely, in Tante Tonia’s arms. “So we see you are not so unskilled in that job offer made.” He smiled to Tonia, oh yes, he was going to remember that name. “And you lad? I have yet to learn who this lucky lad be.” Jax uncrossed his arms and pleaded forgiveness with his smiles to the boy, “Between you and me," He leaned over the table toward the boy in that oh so nice lap, then glanced to the first mate, "She wears 'em damn better than most, don't ya think, statue or not." He grinned and turned back,"After this important meeting, my contribution very sought after and needed, I have something for you.” Moving his finger quick to his lips his eyes wide Jax added, “But hush, hush, tis a secret for later."

He turned to his Captain and attempted to control his humor. “It can be done, Capt’n. And I say we,” He had to chuckle at that, woman and babies, “are just the ones to do it.”

Jax sat back and shook his head, oh yea, strange night indeed.
I have a new sock technique.....who says they have to match? One's right one is left and they could be different to remind me of their place. I never have to pretend to pledge to remember my right. I just look down at my socks.

Also saves on folding.
In Fires 12 yrs ago Forum: 1x1 Roleplay
With speed, agility, and luck Tah managed to run through the old growth forest following the trail of blood. The dying sun still provided light enough to see. Tah sent out pleas to the stars to have the great horn fall before the dark of night ate up the sight of him. Once the night chased all light he would have to fight the howling beasts that he knew would smell his fresh kill.

Tah hurried. Around a stand of white pine he saw the great one fall on his hind legs. It rose quickly only to fall forward over its wobbling front legs. Tah dashed to the creature with his dagger drawn and he jumped upon the beast’s back. The elk stood again and snorted tossing its head back with force. He pranced around making a long high pitched scream throwing its head back and forth, side to side.

Tah hung on. When most of the violent movement was done he pulled his hand off from his hold and stabbed. Right into the soft side of the great horn. He pulled back and did it again. And again. And again. It was a release of all Tah had been running through and waiting for. All the nights he read his stars, and all the day he followed the tracks. All of it ran through his body and his arm as he stabbed and stabbed.

He didn't stop until the elk fell. Even then he almost kept hold until the beast turned as if to fall right on Tah’s leg. Tah jumped. He rolled to the ground beside the great horn. He panted right with the last breaths of his kill. Turning his head he watched the rise and fall of the last shallow air. He rolled toward the elk. Taking his hand without the dagger clinging tight he pressed his palm flat against the bloody fur. He let the warmth of the blood drip through his fingers and down his arm.

Slowly he pushed himself onto his knees. The darkness was coming and Tah was not sure he would be able to get the kill back to his fire. How far had he run? He quickly began to cut through first the neck and then the shoulders. He dashed around as the light faded and found two stick long enough to pull and then others to weave through to provide a travois,. drager. Keeping ,most of the body in tack Tah rolled lifted, pushed the corpus onto the makeshift carrier.

As darkness surrounded him he had the kill enough in place to begin the walk back to his fire. Carefully he retraced, once or twice changing his direction pulling the dead meat back to the mound he hoped still held light. In the distance he heard the cries of wolves.
Feet! Boots!

It all fits together now. (well.. toenails on the piano did flash through my mind)

Fun post, wordsmith.
Holly sea witches tits, this card game was like some thick eyeballed staring contest. And truthfully Jax was lost. He had to lose because he couldn’t figure the group out. Then why should he? Let the Captain win. His boat, his ladies. But one thing for sure this group had undercurrents that could pull a man under. So he was glad when it was over. He had fun enough, little fishes, but then he most always does.

Hot sea milk wet nurse was licking the Captain's ears about something. Gawds Jax couldn’t help but think of her tongue in there the way her lips worked all around. Jax didn'tt look away. He just licked his lips and watched. Until sugar started.The honey voice straight faced beauty first mate was getting all stiff and ready to flee for some reason. Hell she lost, what was she worried about? Then as quick as she was tight she was all smooth voiced again agreeing to the Captain.

What was going on?

Oh wait, Jax sat back very relaxed now, it must be the who beds who sort of play. Maybe the Captain takes turns or something. Or maybe the two women share more than he was figuring. Oh fuck, give it up. He couldn't tell. Just made the idea of figuring all this out even more reason to stay on the ship he loved. Maybe they were bad luck, these sea witches, but they were a hell of a kick to watch. That and the Captain who wiggled around them both.

Jax laughed. “Opportunities?” Jax pushed his chair back and crossed his arms over his chest. “Well, I hope to hell it’s not some idea to beat coins from some other crew.” He grinned at them all sure they all felt the game had not been as fun as promised. But then, some of them were women. Some of them didn’t know much about fun.

“And tell me please there was more to this circle than just cards.” Jax's smile was light, thin and questioning the Captain more than any expression of joy.
Ha..well it anyone has repeats I vote for both Dot and Grainy. Both worth it. So...no worries.

*hiccup*
Nice post Grainy. Made me chuckle.
In Fires 12 yrs ago Forum: 1x1 Roleplay
I got it, rolled it around some and threw it back.
In Fires 12 yrs ago Forum: 1x1 Roleplay
It was getting chilly as the light began to slip over the mountain rise. The beast was close, tracks fresh, and the sounds of the snorts were almost heard over the distant squawk of birds. Tah knew he was close. Yet he hadn’t seen him. The fact that the great horn was near and yet invisible only increased Tah excited determination. It was worthy. The stars were right.

Tah stood silent in the dimming light. So still even his breath was measured and slow. Quiet like the tree, moving only with the wind, reaching with his branches to feel the air around him. Tah became the woods, for those minutes he was a tree, he was the tall standing oak watching the forest. Unmoving and observing the domain that was his, Tah felt the tree. As he did a flash of fur walked majestic and regal with its head high and its ears tall. One leg came up high and froze. In that pose the great horn waited. With antlers that spread wider than one of Tah’s arms the elk turned and looked in Tah’s direction.

As quick as a leaf turns in the wind, Tah raised his spear and threw. He let the thrust, of the throw, carry everything he had through him. Tah ran after the spear taking hold of his knife and running quickly toward the stunned great horn. Of course it turned and fled even with the gash of the spear cut through its chest. Tah had to race to keep up at all counting on the elk to bleed itself out. As it ran its blood pumped. As it pumped it took all the life force of the animal and dripped it onto the forest floor.

Tah just had to keep up. That was not an easy task. Four legs run better even when losing life’s force. But Tah was driven. The stars had told him. The fire waits. He would follow the dying tracks and take his meat and horns. It was as it should be.
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