WHO: The Hargreeves + Guests
WHERE: Various Cities
WHEN: Month of September
WHAT: Mass log of idiots to keep from flooding others. A log for all things Hargreeves, their Adventures, and those trying to befriend them.
WARNINGS: Obligatory CW for: drugs, alcohol, mentions of death and child abuse.

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most of my birthdays in previous years have just been free shots so
whats the battle plan, sis?
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Klaus, we weren't there for that, JFC.
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but we weren't really ATTENDING it, we just happened to be in the same building at the time.
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i think it counts
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we had posters on the wall telling us how to use common kitchen implements as weapons
i'm sure dad expected us to kill a man with a teacup some day
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Then, we check-in with everyone on their favorite foods, both to eat and for deserts, so we aren't just relying on the boring little kids single cake and pizza/hot dogs/hamburger routine. We'll probably end up with a sizable spread, between it, so maybe we rent some long tables for it.
[ Also, because anything emulating Mom's birthday cake so shortly after Mom's dying wasn't something Allison wanted either. ]
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Sounds like a lot of work for "hey, come eat cake because I was born today, 30 years ago"
God, we're 30.
How did that happen?
And what do you need me to help with, in all of this?
[Because this is happening, he already knows it. There's no getting out of it, so-- he may as well just go with it.]
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[ Allison's really not fond of this truth, but it won't let her go. Not since Kurt pointed it out on Father's Day. Because this extra time, isn't real-time, isn't time on their side, on their world. They'll still go back to when they left hypothetically, and save the world, and live to and through Father's Day and the anniversary of her divorce and becoming thirty all over again.
It's like a joke that never stop rolling out, and never gets to being funny. ]
If I get you a grocery list, do you think you and Ben could get everything for us?
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Is it a saving grace that, by the accounts I've heard, we won't remember any of it if-when we go back anyway?
Sure, no problem.
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[instead he pipes up with a simple:]
Yeah, I got a car now so it'll be easy for me and Diego to go get things.
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Not that I wont come help. Sure.
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