Not Quite Usual

[clockworkboytoy.livejournal.com]

[This young Replica is standing wet and naked in the laundry room, kicking at one of the washing machines. It was trying to do laundry, but has failed against the might of the washing machine, which is rumbling ominously.]

Give me back my clothes, you stupid thing!

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[clockworkboytoy.livejournal.com]

Okay. But I don't know where another laundry room is.

*is also still on the side of naked but doesn't care*

I am so sorry, I've been sick and just haven't had the energy to rp.

[strayinthenight.livejournal.com]

[Well he's never been one for much propriety. But still. Maybe a pair of boxers at least? He tosses a pair to Rep.]

Here, just in case you being naked causes problems with people. Most humans don't go around naked outside their own homes.

D: everyone is getting sick getting better is more important than rp

[clockworkboytoy.livejournal.com]

*catches those, then shrugs and puts them on*

I don't see why, unless it's cold. We all have the same parts more or less.

Yea, I'm on the mend.

[strayinthenight.livejournal.com]

[He shrugged.]

I'm not sure either. But I guess it's part of society's rules or something.

[He started walking down the hallway, if he remembered right there should be another laundry room just around the corner.]

Come on.

chicken soup for you

[clockworkboytoy.livejournal.com]

*follows along, not caring if it leaves a wet trail from its dripping clothes*

Everyone always talks about society. Who is that?

Re: chicken soup for you

[strayinthenight.livejournal.com]

[He shrugged.]

I don't know. From my understanding it's not a person, but a set of rules that most humans live by. You know, like dos and don'ts of living with other people.

[clockworkboytoy.livejournal.com]

*wrinkles its nose*

Sounds dumb. And boring.

[strayinthenight.livejournal.com]

[He chuckled, and sure enough just up ahead was another laundry room.]

I know. Hey, let's hope these machines aren't possessed.