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Title: FRANKIE SAY RELAX (SECTION A)Rating: R Warnings: exam paper format, drug abuse, shifting tenses, vomit, Frank Longbottom is a pothead. Written on crack. SHOUT OUT: Happy birthday to nellie_darlin, for the 18 th. “I was thrown out of college for cheating on the metaphysics exam; I looked into the soul of the boy sitting next to me.” - Woody Allen
Scripps: Oh, Pos, with your spaniel heart. It will pass. Posner: Yes, it's a phase. Who says I want it to pass? But the pain, the pain. Scripps: Hector would say it's the only education worth having. Posner: Yes. I just wish there were marks for it. - The History Boys, by Alan Bennett ( You may start writing now. )Tags: fic, remus/sirius The waitress in the pretty skirt is feeling: chipper
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Feeling quite bouncy today. It's amazing what a few hours with friends can do for your mood. And it's all sunny and lovely; I had the equivalent of about six cold desserts in the space of nine hours. Of course, there are bugs everybloodywhere and I spent a good portion of the day feeling sticky and unloved, but watchagonnado about that? Nothing, that's what. I shall now listen to Lily Allen - Smile for the first time ever. Raspberry ice lollies > vanilla ice cream. Even an imminent trip to the dentist can't dampen my mood. Not much, anyway. Yay life. ETA: Why am I only in the mood to be Christmassy when it's 31 oC outside*? *And also July.Tags: blah, happy, real life The waitress in the pretty skirt is feeling: bouncy 'Order-Expensive-Wine' Music: Smile - Lily Allen
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Part one of oh please God only two, two I can do, I hate WIPs. title: gillian trelawney and her weird and wonderful weather forecast, chapter 1 rating: R for the word pubes and swearing and later chapters mostly pairing and other things you should know: remus/sirius, smoking!remus, bad writing, dubious consent but he likes it really (not ackshully in this chapter but i thought i'd hook in the perverts early) dedication: to dsbs, i'm really sorry it's not good or fluffy, but i hope you like it ( Dumbledore wears flip-flops. )Part the second.To be continued. Yes really.Tags: fic, remus/sirius The waitress in the pretty skirt is feeling: cranky 'Order-Expensive-Wine' Music: i'll have to completely edit this in the morning, won't i?
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I can't be bothered to lj-cut this fic.It comes out of nowhere. First the wind starts up, creaking the trees and making them bend almost double, high branches straining with the effort of trying to cling onto their leaves. Sirius sits up reluctantly. Remus murmurs fuck, because the breeze has ruffled the pages of the book he wasn’t really enjoying anyway, and now he’s lost his place and will have to go through the headache of finding it again. A fat droplet of grey plops onto the page, the rich dampness rapidly suffusing through the parchment. Remus watches in mild consternation as another drop falls, and then another. A group of shrieking Ravenclaw girls make a dash for the castle, scooping up the shoes they kicked off but not bothering to put them on again, picking their way over the pebbles in stockings and tights. They are too distracted to notice that their skirts are billowing up above their thighs. One of them is wearing blue knickers. It begins raining in earnest, each drop a hard, insistent drum against the scalp. Remus closes the book just in time to stop its contents turning to soggy pulp, and hugs his knees to his chest, watching a tall blond boy in the year above and his friend make it indoors, each sheltering underneath a crumpled copy of The Prophet. The girl with the blue knickers, charming her hair dry, looks out of the window at the deserted grounds and sees the two dark shapes still sitting on the grassy hillock. What the fuck are they playing at, she asks her friend, who doesn’t hear, so she repeats herself, lower, because a Professor is passing and she doesn’t want to get reprimanded for language. Her friend glances at the pair and shrugs, unconcerned. Maybe they like the rain.Sirius’s dark hair is soaked and plastered to his face. Water is dripping off his chin. Dilute mud is soaking into the backs of Remus’s legs, everywhere except the bit just behind his knees, which is slightly raised off the ground, and he can feel his hair turning curly at the nape of his neck. Sirius smiles and closes his eyes, beads of water tumbling over his eyelashes. I bloody hate the rain.Remus nods agreement, and wipes his brow with his sleeve, because the tickle of moisture there is getting irritating. It doesn’t work, because his sleeve is already sodden. Sirius moves closer, and rests his heavy head on Remus’s shoulder. Remus pushes him off hurriedly, with slippery hands. You’re getting me wet, you wanker.Sirius/James STILL in production. Dear God.Tags: fic, one-shot, sirius/remus The waitress in the pretty skirt is feeling: contemplative
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Name: Insufferable, man.
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Ambience: Upon entering the restuarant, I was hit with an overwhelming sense of immaturity. This mood did not lift when I was seated at an unnervingly 'high' chair, and given a plastic bib to tie round my neck.
Clientele: The other diners seemed to be a charming lot. Pretty, witty, charming, funny, highly intelligent psychopaths.
Food: Either microwaved, grilled, or vaguely inedible. Each meal was indistinguishable from the previous course, and was served with a side of chips.
Service: I'd rather not say anything I'll regret once sober.
Stars: This place was something of a gastronomic black hole. However, I found a shiny penny on the floor of the gentlemen's toilets, so not a total loss.
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