Meeth Crym (
bestest_ladle) wrote in
maskormenacelogs2020-02-22 10:43 pm
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it's a beautiful day in the world and you are a horrible lilty
WHO: Meeth Crym and YOU
WHERE: out and ABOUT, mainly Jeopardy, also Jeopardy 004 HELLO HOUSEMATES
WHEN: The back half of February
WHAT: Meeth coming to grips with being on a new, slightly different Earth.
WARNINGS:
Jeopardy 004
[The government-issued housing was clearly not designed for people of her stature, but that's not going to stop Meeth from taking over the kitchen. She has her urn, which doubles as a handy stepstool. And a stepstool. And those big plastic mixing bowls in the cabinets? Also, stepstools--for getting around on the counter.
Could she pop into her human form to get around this issue? Yeah. But she's not going to. What she is going to do is keep up a running commentary as she works.]
Ugh! The fruits and veggies are all the wrong shapies! [She angrily chops some carrots. There's a lot going on here; onions are simmering, there's vegetables, and a marinade, and a whole rack of spices that she's carefully sampling.] And all these different spicies--WHY CAN'T I BE IMPRISONED ON A WORLD WITH NORMAL FOODIE?
[grump grump chop chop]
Oh well. Good thing I've already learned to improvisie.
Jeopardy - Out & About
[The sun here in Nevada is brutal. It would be for anyone unprepared, because it's a desert. But when your "hair" is actually plant tissue, and it's plant tissue adapted for a temperate environment, you get additional problems.
She's rolling around the sidewalks on her urn, running errands, but she can feel her hair starting to crisp. Instead of giving her a pleasant source of between-meals energy, she's starting to feel sick and headachey.]
Urg... I knew this place was no goodie... [She hooks her ladle into the arm of the nearest passerby when her urn goes into a dangerous wobble.] Eek! Watch outtie!
Other Cities
[Technically, Meeth isn't allowed free access to porters unless she registers. Meeth is not going to register. But that doesn't mean she's going to let anyone dictate where she goes and when, so. Where there's a will, there's a way... out of Jeopardy and into any other city.]
Hm... much better than all that sun and sandie. [She's marching around the city, but regardless of which one it is, she's noticeably jumpy. Years of living in monster-filled ruins replaced by totalitarian metropolis don't do a lot for one's sense of security, but they're great at making a body paranoid as hell. So when she hears a too-loud footstep behind her, she spins around, brandishing her ladle.]
Thought you could be sneakie?! You better get up earlier to get one over on Meeth!
WHERE: out and ABOUT, mainly Jeopardy, also Jeopardy 004 HELLO HOUSEMATES
WHEN: The back half of February
WHAT: Meeth coming to grips with being on a new, slightly different Earth.
WARNINGS:
Jeopardy 004
[The government-issued housing was clearly not designed for people of her stature, but that's not going to stop Meeth from taking over the kitchen. She has her urn, which doubles as a handy stepstool. And a stepstool. And those big plastic mixing bowls in the cabinets? Also, stepstools--for getting around on the counter.
Could she pop into her human form to get around this issue? Yeah. But she's not going to. What she is going to do is keep up a running commentary as she works.]
Ugh! The fruits and veggies are all the wrong shapies! [She angrily chops some carrots. There's a lot going on here; onions are simmering, there's vegetables, and a marinade, and a whole rack of spices that she's carefully sampling.] And all these different spicies--WHY CAN'T I BE IMPRISONED ON A WORLD WITH NORMAL FOODIE?
[grump grump chop chop]
Oh well. Good thing I've already learned to improvisie.
Jeopardy - Out & About
[The sun here in Nevada is brutal. It would be for anyone unprepared, because it's a desert. But when your "hair" is actually plant tissue, and it's plant tissue adapted for a temperate environment, you get additional problems.
She's rolling around the sidewalks on her urn, running errands, but she can feel her hair starting to crisp. Instead of giving her a pleasant source of between-meals energy, she's starting to feel sick and headachey.]
Urg... I knew this place was no goodie... [She hooks her ladle into the arm of the nearest passerby when her urn goes into a dangerous wobble.] Eek! Watch outtie!
Other Cities
[Technically, Meeth isn't allowed free access to porters unless she registers. Meeth is not going to register. But that doesn't mean she's going to let anyone dictate where she goes and when, so. Where there's a will, there's a way... out of Jeopardy and into any other city.]
Hm... much better than all that sun and sandie. [She's marching around the city, but regardless of which one it is, she's noticeably jumpy. Years of living in monster-filled ruins replaced by totalitarian metropolis don't do a lot for one's sense of security, but they're great at making a body paranoid as hell. So when she hears a too-loud footstep behind her, she spins around, brandishing her ladle.]
Thought you could be sneakie?! You better get up earlier to get one over on Meeth!

Jeopardy 004
Carefully avoiding any obstacles, he makes his way to the fridge and extracts a small package from the freezer, squinting at the instructions before popping it into the microwave for a scant few seconds, saying semi-politely:]
I'll be out of your way in a moment.
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Whoa, hold on a tickie! Are you going to eat that for lunchie?
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[He doesn't think he'll ever stop wincing inwardly at the way she talks—think of it like an accent, he keeps telling himself.
This box in question only has one ingredient, which is bugs. Very large beetles of some type, who also appear to be alive, somehow. Insect cryogenics maybe? Who knows. He opens the box and holds one up.]
Would you like one?
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Ugh! You can't tell me you're just going to eat them raw out of the boxie!
There's so much more you could do with those creepy-crawlies!
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[And to prove his point, he'll pop the bug into his mouth, chewing and swallowing it quickly, because even though his reptilian physiology craves it, his mind is still screaming internally. this has been the hardest thing to get used to, even more than having a retractable penis.]
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That's just nasty. You sure you wouldn't prefer a nice beetle scampi? I could cook it up for you easy-peasy.
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You would do that?
[Not that he's necessarily asking her to.]
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Beetle scampi is easy. It's really the same as shrimpies.
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You used to eat bugs?
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[there's some mushrooms going in the pan now, and she picks up a container of couscous to check the instructions. evidently she's just getting a bunch of Earth things to see how they cook.]
Bugsies, monsters, weird fungi--I couldn't be picky. It was make them edible or starve to deathie, and I couldn't let that happen to me.
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[a beat]
...Monsters?
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[SHE'S OBVIOUSLY UNCONVINCED, but whatever, Alexander.]
Monsters. Creepies and clawies. [She looks out the window.] But they aren't really a problem on Earthie, are they? I didn't see them on the first one I went to or on this Earthie.
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[Or not.]
Well... there are probably some good-sized wild predatory animals still, but not so much in the cities.
Other Cities: Nonah
Whoa, back up I'm just trying to get around you, crazy girl.
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Whoopsie! Didn't mean to give you a scary. But you shouldn't follow behind people so closely!
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Didn't you hear me say I was trying to get around you? There's only so much space on the sidewalk.
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Just because you're carrying a stick doesn't mean you can walk around like an old lady with a cane either.
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And you just watch who you're calling old, missie! This isn't a stick! It's a tool of alchemy.
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Oh come on. If you think someone not saying "excuse me" makes them a monster, you don't spend much time around people.
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[did lonnie have any way of knowing this? nope.]
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Then how would you know what good manners are? Best kind of manners is getting out of the way when someone is coming by. Means you don't have to bother talking to each other.