[Said dumb notdad manages to pick up just before it would make sense for a machine to say he was busy or the other party to hang up, and he sounds a little out of breath when he finally answers.]
What's up?
[It's funny, because people trying to be funny about that question sometimes answer with the sky and she can't because she's Skye.
[He'll be here all week, try the veal—or don't. No. Don't try the veal.]
You're welcome. [He should stop what he's doing and talk, not try talking over ripping up boxes, right? Yes. That's polite. He can take a break.] Doesn't matter because it has nothing to do with the tradition of moving houses. I'd been looking for something and came across those and...timing was right. That's all.
But that question, nope. No. No? NO. He's not the host of the Baltimore crew.]
The answer is no. I'm not—it's just a move. Don't need a party. We're not party people, me and my roommate. It's...party of two here. And whoever stops by, if people swing by. No parties.
Okay. Well. I don't care, pick someone or I'll rifle through your communications on the network myself and just pick whoever you seem to like at random and invite them on my own.
[DO YOU REALLY WANT TO LEAVE IT UP TO CHANCE, WILL.]
Maybe it'll keep it from getting like it used to be.
[That is, keeping some of the most graphic, fucked up pictures possible out of sight for as long as possible. Freddie will find a way to get it back how she wants. It's like her superpower.]
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What's up?
[It's funny, because people trying to be funny about that question sometimes answer with the sky and she can't because she's Skye.
It's funny.
In a dumb notdad way.]
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I got your present. It was great. ... Thank you.
I think generally the tradition goes though that the person moving house is the one who's supposed to get the presents, though.
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You're welcome. [He should stop what he's doing and talk, not try talking over ripping up boxes, right? Yes. That's polite. He can take a break.] Doesn't matter because it has nothing to do with the tradition of moving houses. I'd been looking for something and came across those and...timing was right. That's all.
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... So. What's with the sudden move, anyway?
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[As in, he's not important enough to merit announcing it like some might, and he doesn't want to be.]
We're still getting you set up for your GED. I can be in Heropa whenever you need me.
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So, am I allowed to throw you a house-warming party? Please say yes.
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But that question, nope. No. No? NO. He's not the host of the Baltimore crew.]
The answer is no. I'm not—it's just a move. Don't need a party. We're not party people, me and my roommate. It's...party of two here. And whoever stops by, if people swing by. No parties.
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Who's your roommate?
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[It's winning.]
And her name's Bader. You know her?
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And no, I can't say we've met. Is she a friend, or... a friend?
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She's a roommate. [And a talking wolf.] I'd rather play anarchist Scrabble and anti-establishment Monopoly without the party.
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I can't think of anyone to bring, so if that's a requirement, then. No date.
[♫ He's Mister Lonely
He has no one to call his ownnnnnnnnnnnn ♫]
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[He's thinking of a certain friend and it
does not
work.
Maybe Sasha? Or Annie?
Teenagers!]
You know how us old people are.
[Rescued it?]
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[DO YOU REALLY WANT TO LEAVE IT UP TO CHANCE, WILL.]
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All right, all right. [DRAMATIC PAUSE] I'll bring Freddie Lounds.
[Well done, kiddo.]
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That was you that screwed up Tattlecrime, wasn't it?
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[And very appreciated, if the gift and his tone of voice are anything to go by.]
It's never looked better. Ever.
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[Her tone is pretty silly, though. She's not saying that genuinely, in other words.]
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You're just saying that because you never saw her website back where we're from.
[Maturity springs eternal.
Elsewhere.]
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[That is, keeping some of the most graphic, fucked up pictures possible out of sight for as long as possible. Freddie will find a way to get it back how she wants. It's like her superpower.]
Still drawing a blank over here. No date.
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