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maskormenacelogs2017-08-09 11:54 pm
august: catch-all | ❝ sweet dreams are made of this ❞
WHO: Peter Maximoff & You.
WHERE: Various locations, even including your house.
WHEN: All of August.
WHAT: August catch-all; pizza deliveries, move-ins and missed connections.
WARNINGS: N/A
ETC: This is a catch-all for Peter, with various threads - many of which have open starters for people who haven't met him yet or had fun with him on his opening network post. If you want something of a personalized flavor, hit me up via PM or plurk and we can work something out.
01. Delivery Boy
WHERE: Various locations, even including your house.
WHEN: All of August.
WHAT: August catch-all; pizza deliveries, move-ins and missed connections.
WARNINGS: N/A
ETC: This is a catch-all for Peter, with various threads - many of which have open starters for people who haven't met him yet or had fun with him on his opening network post. If you want something of a personalized flavor, hit me up via PM or plurk and we can work something out.
01. Delivery Boy
[So Peter's actually doing his job for the time being, working out of a small pizzeria that just got a lot more business done in a day thanks to his speedy pizza deliveries. He's scrapped the uniform aside from a bright red hat and a nametag that's attached to his silver jacket's lapel upside down. Holding a stack of pizzas and operating primarily without the need of the company car simply since it'd slow him down, Peter whizzes around in a silver blur - occasionally stopping to look at a street sign or pet a friendly dog.02. Let's Shop
If you ordered a pizza, true to his word he'll be on your doorstep (or where ever) with it as soon as it's out of the oven. The only downside is sometimes they give him the wrong address on a slip, being such a small business after all, so he ends up banging on the wrong door every so often. Your door. Okay, so you didn't order this pizza but - don't you still wanna pay for it? Of course you do!
Yo, pizza! Knock knock, chop chop!
[Peter's taking a good ol' fashioned day off to get to know the streets of a few cities better, starting with Heropa and moving outward to the others with no rhyme or reason other than he needs a new pair of kicks. The soles of his current ones are a bit worse for wear, so he's checking out a few shops for a decent (silver) replacement. It's a bit of a journey considering he's so far out of his element in terms of trend, so he's finding his way through thrift stores to be more to his 80s liking but he's adapting.03. Moving In - X-Fam House
Some things of note that he'll be browsing include a lot of outdated tech: cassettes, vinyl and even perusing any vhs tapes he might wander upon. He feels like you really can't beat the OGs, even if there's a hell of a lot more advanced forms on the market. As he browses he will be listening to an 80s-era walkman naturally, and may or may not be contemplating stealing something.
Maybe.] Not a single shoulder-pad in here. I think I'm in heaven.
[So he was digging his heels in a little about the idea of moving in, even though pretty much everyone welcomed him in some way to live at the house. Even his dad. Who now knows he's his dad. There's a bit of reservation at the idea but when it means saving on food bills by raiding other people's fridges and pantries, it sort of evens out.
The thing is he never officially moved in. He may have just drifted there, falling face first into the guest bed and not getting back up. The only thing he has on him is a backpack, his work uniform and a pizza box that all lives unceremoniously on the floor of the room. The latter of which is complete with half-eaten pizza. It's like he's not there at all, except for the fact the living room TV's now been (temporarily) relocated, the curtains are shut tight and the kitchen is devoid of its entire cookie supply.]

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Plucking up his phone, he texts his husband about whether or not he ordered pizza for him, and tries not to panic when he receives a negative. How likely was it that this was genuinely a mistaken address? They didn't have any immediate neighbors.
...And there's no car in the driveway.
After several minutes of paranoid deliberation, Hermann finally opens the door]
Excuse me, but you've got the wrong address. We haven't ordered anything.
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No, man. This is the address on the slip. Extra-large half pepperoni, half veg - to be delivered to this door. Right here.
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Well I apologize for the trouble. Did you leave your car at the gate?
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mightyena is barking at the door before archie gets up to it and he swings it open, letting the big dog run out and around the front garden, yipping in delight. true to his promise, he holds out two $50 notes between two fingers for peter.]
Yo.
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Yo, dude. Just as we said - threw in a few dipping sauces, hope you like garlic and marinara.
[...] Also your dog's really cool.
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Thanks. He thinks so too. [he takes the SWEET LOOT.] Did I ask your name? I don't remember.
It was all too... quick.
[DAD JOKE ALERT.]
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After that, Will's face shows no sign he ordered a pizza. He didn't. But April will like it, and he's gotta admit he's a little bit hungry, too.
He wears a hat that says REEL MEN FISH, btw.]
Uh. [Eloquent. The giant dog looks at Peter with hungry eyes.] Right. How much was it again?
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Will is wearing that hat. Peter is stricken with a sudden and desperate need for that hat.] Yo.
Large pepperoni, half with onions and red pepper. I'll take twenty five for it. [Slip says twenty, flat. But you don't need to see that.]
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Must be a hell of a pizza for — hey!
[One leg up to keep a large dog at bay has allowed a little one to escape. She's a small ugly thing, formerly named Little Fluffy Shithead (now called Princess), and has darted out solely to give Peter's shoes a good sniffsies and then to dance at his feet for food, or a pet, or literally just any attention. Please love her; cheese sticks acceptable if love is not so easily obtained. Will, meanwhile, is doing the thing of trying to get a huge snoot back so he can shut the door.]
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Hey Peeeeter? [She calls out near the room he's claimed, outside his door.] Was there too much mint in those cookies? [She's not even gonna ask if he knows where they went.]
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A little. I mean, kinda a lot. It's all I've been burping for like an hour. [Still good though. Might just need a bit of rebalancing. He opens "his" door and leans on the frame, looking for her while scratching his head with a yawn.] You gonna make any more?
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Whoa. That was fast.
[ He leans to the side a little bit, sees no car, then turns his attention back to Peter as he grabs the pizza. ]
You a speedster? They always give you guys delivery jobs.
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Now I feel like a resourced used for pizza conglomerate's gain. Oh, that's exactly what I am? At least there are tips. [Eye contact, brows up - that's a hint.] Twenty bucks for the pie, by the way.
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Well, he's too lazy to deal with coinage, so a twenty and fiver it is. He hands it over and grabs the pizza as the corgi hopefully jumps at his leg. Gimme. ]
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Great.
Fingers carding through her red hair as she lays there in bed with a frown, she allows her telepathy to wander the house for a moment and... stops when she realizes that someone else is awake at this hour. Gently, she gives Peter's mind a nudge. ]
What are you doing awake this late?
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Chillin', you? [Said in a whisper, eyes flicking wall to wall but then he continues through his thoughts: 'LCD' screens have wicked crisp image, y'know that? I could watch this baby all day. And all night - it's a 90s throwback night. Isn't that freaky? Throwing back to something you don't know has happened?
He's admiring the tv he stole from the living room, which is playing a muted station not unlike MTV.]
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Trying to go back to sleep but it doesn't seem to be working.
[ That's always the worst. When you wake up and can't fall back asleep... you know, for another couple hours. ]
You usually chill at three in the morning like this?
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The doorbell??! Already?
He swings the door open to Peter, and gapes dumbly.]
Whaaaaaattttt!!! Dude!! You weren't kidding!
[The TV babbles with game over sounds somewhere behind him.]
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Surprise? Didn't interrupt anything, did I?
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No way! I was just crushin' some evil goo! [He points a thumb over his back towards the TV.] Wanna go a round on two-player??
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01, sort of
The bell over the door chimes cheerfully and in steps pizza boy of the future. Darlene's phone is still in her hand. She sets it down with a smirk. Okay. Speedy service, not exaggerated.
The employees look up, confused at the entrance. The smell of garlic and hot cheese briefly overpowers the scent of coffee. Darlene takes her time, slurps her iced mocha, taps a few keys on her laptop to lock it, then shoves her phone into the back pocket of her shorts and pushes herself to her feet.]
Yo, pizza boy.
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He then looks to Darlene, moving her way after shooting a short shrug to the employees on the way. He's ahead of his deliveries for the day, something that happens when the pizzas take longer to cook than it takes him to dish them out. Perfect time to deal garlic bread as a side job.] Yo.
So about that ten percent.
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But that pizza box will disappear from his floor. It'll find its way to the fridge with a delicately written "Peter" on top of it. On its place is a nice box of cookies, though. And inside the pizza box Peter will find a note that reads: "Maybe try the tuna salad, too."
At dinner time there will be a fifth plate just magically appearing. Just accept it, you're a member of the household.
Which is why when Charles knocks on the door one fine morning, he's going around with a basket and asks: ] Do you have anything to the laundry?
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On one hand he feels apprehensive, since you're like the Professor and all, but on the other hand he so is into someone else washing his clothes. His eyes stare at the basket before he looks down at himself; Rush t-shirt and boxers.] Just pants.
Anything else and I might have to live scandalously while it washes. [On account of not yet having bought more clothes. That's a lie, he did pick up a cool denim jacket.]
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