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"How are you ever going to get the officer's shit off your nose, Gaston? Or even climb out of his ass?" He shakes his head in extreme disdain.
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His merry partner is staring at the ground like he's trying to see right through to the other side.
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Everything has gone very quiet. It seems as even the waves have ceased their crashing against the promenade. It feels heavy.
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"Probably because those rooster pants are squeezing you senseless. What ever happened to practical? Durable? Revachol-made?" He shakes his head. "Now what can I do for you?"
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Look who's talking -- that cockatoo uniform must give him a real advantage. When fighting in the circus.
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- Look who's talking -- that cockatoo uniform must give him a real advantage. When fighting in the circus.
- "Your guess is as good as mine, officer. Maybe you're just one of those men who's never satisfied with anything?" He shrugs. "Regardless, what do you need from us?"
- "Right," the old soldier says slowly. "Was the demonstration it, or do you still need something from us, officer?"
- "Spring slush on bare feet can make a man feel like a failure." He points at your naked toes. "For a reason. Now, do you need something from us?"
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"Yes, officer..." The lieutenant gives you a quick side-glance. "What do we need from these gentlemen?"
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"Your guess is as good as mine, officer. Maybe you're just one of those men who's never satisfied with anything?" He shrugs. "Regardless, what do you need from us?"
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"Spring slush on bare feet can make a man feel like a failure." He points at your naked toes. "For a reason. Now, do you need something from us?"
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"Right," the old soldier says slowly. "Was the demonstration it, or do you still need something from us, officer?"
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Something about it was completely unnatural. Corrupted. Your muscle memory knew what to do and went for it, but there were gaps...
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Yeah! Gaps you tried to fill with thinking. We don't think in sports. We DO!
It felt like you were going for a thrust or a lunge -- there was definitely gonna be jumping. Maybe you scored a point, but this is a fiasco.