Kunihiko Kimishima (
odd_jobs) wrote in
savetheearth2013-06-29 11:48 am
ACTION - Experimentally open post
Who: ALL ARE WELCOME
What: WATER BALLOONS
When: Saturday afternoon
Where: Outside of a small sidewalk cafe
Graduation has come and gone, leaving one last summer before a person really runs out of excuses and has to decide college or work. Many of his peers, and quite a few who likely managed a far better GPA are probably placing applications and writing essays.
There are those of the Numbers Club busily working out strategy, tracking movements and setting up things like safehouses and tracking resources.
Someone, however, is not quite so ready for either form of responsibility.
It's probably why, today, there's someone sitting up on top of the artifice on the busy walkway, an apron from Joe's Pizza Palace wadded up beside him.
More importantly, it's probably why a water balloon is dropping towards your head from above.
((OOC: Feel free to dodge, get hit, catch and retaliate or what have you. Or just enjoy it because it's a hot day. He's non-discriminatory about targets so ALL ARE WELCOME.))
What: WATER BALLOONS
When: Saturday afternoon
Where: Outside of a small sidewalk cafe
Graduation has come and gone, leaving one last summer before a person really runs out of excuses and has to decide college or work. Many of his peers, and quite a few who likely managed a far better GPA are probably placing applications and writing essays.
There are those of the Numbers Club busily working out strategy, tracking movements and setting up things like safehouses and tracking resources.
Someone, however, is not quite so ready for either form of responsibility.
It's probably why, today, there's someone sitting up on top of the artifice on the busy walkway, an apron from Joe's Pizza Palace wadded up beside him.
More importantly, it's probably why a water balloon is dropping towards your head from above.
((OOC: Feel free to dodge, get hit, catch and retaliate or what have you. Or just enjoy it because it's a hot day. He's non-discriminatory about targets so ALL ARE WELCOME.))

Because humourless children need this
Ah. There's the idiot. "Was that really necessary?"
It's a childhood. I'll live an extra one for you.
"A matter of grave importance." The serious wet glare from below was downright perfect. It was more than a little hard to have the self restraint not to drop the second. "Second only to air."
Exactly. What does he need a childhood for when everyone else is having them?
And that wet, serious glare continued unabated. "I didn't realize that dropping water balloons on people was necessary for survival. I seem to have been doing well enough without it."
Peer pressure?
He looked to the kid and the balloon and then the kid again.
"Wanna try?"
Like he cares what the other kids think of him.
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Because slapstick makes me happy
Oh god that's beautiful
There might be more wonderful ways to make an impression. But I haven't thought of them.
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"Son of a bitch!"
...And finds Tadashi. Whoa...aaawkward.
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How eloquent. Try as he might, however, Kenji could think of nothing else to say that didn't either sound even more stupid, or head off into the territory of Things He Didn't Want to Talk About, so he just stood there for a moment, awkwardly shifting his weight from one foot to the other. It wouldn't have been so bad if Tadashi had acted like his usual smart-ass self, but his friend's awkwardness just made him feel even more awkward, creating a huge feedback loop of awkwardness that hung between them.
"I...um..." Yeah, he had nothing.
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So, simply, eloquently, he lobbed another water balloon.
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He reflexively catches the water balloon without even looking at it. Once it;s in his hand, he turns to look at it just to identify what the mysterious object hurtling toward his head was. When he realizes what's happened, he'll glare upward in the direction from which the balloon came.
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"You might want to be careful who you throw these at. You never know when you'd tick off the wrong guy." With that, he tries to lightly toss the balloon back up there. Too bad he's also gotten back a bit of superstrength he hasn't quite gotten the hang of yet and might not be gauging the force he's tossing it back with as well as he thinks.
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The balloon snapped up faster than the teen could track and in that fraction of a second the latex snapped in his palm. Jets of water were propelled by speed and force behind him, divided into four by his frozen fingers.
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"Holy SHIT man, do you pitch for the Majors or what?"
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"What the fuck?"
Saked to the skin from the chest up, Mamoru looked up, glaring, searching for his drenching's source.
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"Man, I REALLY should have brought a camera."
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-- and then he broke into a lopsided smile. "Okay, okay, you got me," Mamoru laughed, shading his eyes with a hand so he could look up at the teenager. "Nice aim."
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"There. How's that?"
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The positive part is that he manages to withdraw the claws before people notice and start staring. The negative is that he still gets really wet, since slicing up a water balloon over your head tends to do that. So he lets out an indignant squeak and then stares. "Now what did you go and do that for, huh?"
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"Well, ten points for reflexes." Someone called down, cheerfully. "Might want to work on the catch."
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"Is this like a normal pasttime for ya, or did you just feel frisky today, or what?"
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