Oh, the randomosity

[maderr]

First, it amuses me that in the bit I posted this morning, everyone took 'kill' literally. In my mind, he was just pissed off and overexaggerating. It never occured to me that it would come off he would really kill someone. I wonder what it says about me that everyone assumed I meant literal death. I must come off seriously wrong, cause everyone I've ever met considers me an extremely violent person--but only Sammikins, perhaps, has ever really known what it's like to get smacked around by me (and she won most of those fights, but don't tell her I said so). Heh, so it goes.

Oh, how I love riding the bus. No greater source of WTF exists. Todays gem? The dancer. This chick made a phonecall (after pretty much accosting someone to 'borrow' her cell phone), then put on her headphones and started dancing. Like, Flashdance dancing. She just took over the one seat, gripped the pole connected to the front benches, and totally went to town. Even I don't get that lost in my own world. It was equal parts amusing as fuck, and rather impressive - if I'd tried anything even remotely like that, I'd have fallen on my face. The rest of the bus was cracking up, but nice enough at least to keep it quiet - and they actually started clapping when she stopped to get off the bus. It was a crazy, crazy morning.

And now I go to write Christian losing his temper. I had an idea for a Matchmaker drabble, but it seems sort of mean to post a drabble for a story not everyone has read/is able to read.

Comments

[rykaine.livejournal.com]

Honestly, I think we always drew about even in those fights. And you still hit hard. /sulk

More Chris and his puppy! /demand

[maderr.livejournal.com]

Heh. Maybe I do have violent tendencies.

Working on it! ^_^

[mechante-fille.livejournal.com]

Hm, I wonder if I should take the blame for that? Somehow I thought perhaps that is what is stress was about. Which indicated to me that he hadn't meant to kill someone, and was now trying to fix it. I can just imagine a dead guy sitting out the the waiting room why the three of them panic.

Dancer, hee! You live an interesting life, violent or not.

Yay, writing!

[theotherdibbler.livejournal.com]

A dead guy sitting in the waiting room?
I can see that. He's patiently waiting for the guy who killed him to fix things please, this being dead is very inconvenient.

[bloodied-eden.livejournal.com]

Huh, you've never come off extremely violent to me. You always seemed like you thought too much for that. Then again, internet perspective is a bit different from real life perspective so that could be why.

[silrini.livejournal.com]

Hey, my motto is, violence isn't the answer, but it's a damn good solution. ^__^ Now if only I would actually beat people up instead of just wishing I could...*grumbles about school and zero-tolerance rules*

(Actually, I'm very non-confrontational. I'd rather solve problems by being diplomatic. But it's very stress-relieving to imagine viciously killing the people you hate. *nodnod*)

[werehuntress.livejournal.com]

Lol i love riding the bus too, the most random people come on and do some of the most random things. I just hate the fact that it takes so long to get to the bus stop so you're standing up waiting for ages in the boiling Florida sun and then it takes 30 mins to a couple hours to get to your destination. So cars are way more convenient and comfortable. Didn't know you wrote matchmaker by the way. Its a really cool story.

[amasugiru.livejournal.com]

Lol, I would love to have been there. The buses sound like crazy fun.

[pc1739.livejournal.com]

More Matchmaker? Yes please :).

[akerushin.livejournal.com]

I would like to have an interesting morning bus ride like that.