No Gravity on the Moon

Benjamin Moon Was homeless once Resident 'too chill' dude Gets real high Freshman

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When he brought up history she smiled. ‘’Depends on what you want to know.’’ She answered amused. While she knew more about history than the average person she didn’t want to bore him. ‘’Did you know that otters have a secret pocket where they carry their favorite rock?’’ Penelope said before he could answer her. It was just something sweet to lighten the mood. With still a lot of time before the squirrel rescue team would arrive, Penelope didn’t really know to say to make time fly by faster.

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Benji’s features softened, like that one piece of knowledge had melted his heart. It was so light and pure. “Okay, that’s maybe the sweetest thing I’ve heard about history in a long time. Otters in general are just too good for this world.” God, it felt like his heart was clenching from just knowing. 

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Penelope smiled at his silly statement before sitting down. The squirrel in her arms was still sleeping and she made sure to not wake them up. When he asked her if she read a lot she nodded. ‘’Can’t say I don’t.’’ She said amused. ‘’And from what I remember a lot of articles say that France has the best health care.’’ Penelope made sure not to smile when she said remember. ‘’Although that doesn’t mean it’s the most affordable… According to multiple articles Thailand has the most affordable health care.’’ 

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He pulled up a leg and rested his foot against the seat, constructing a makeshift rest for his arm. Benji nodded along to her response with a small smile, she seemed like a well-read gentle soul from first impressions. “France, huh? Viva la revolución.” His small smile turned into a grin, beginning to relax after his initial stand-offish reaction to feeling down about a wounded creature. “But that’s all good, right? There’s a lot of well established systems that America could take a few pointers from. Is history one of your shticks?”

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A Benjamin Moon-Board; 

"What do you write?” “I write Glide”

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#100Hiatus

It isn’t all death and sadness on the set of #The100.

Christopher Larkin in Ep 315. 

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‘’The cost of an ambulance ride is nothing compared to an ambulance flight. If you’re uninsured and it’s a long flight you have to pay almost 50.000 dollars. But that’s domestic if it’s an international flight the bill can be higher than 200,000 dollars.’’ She said, hopefully the information would be useless to both of them since there was no way she, or them, could or better said would pay for it. 

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“Just leave me to die, I’d sooner sprout wings and fly away than subject myself to that money drain.” He mused, glancing around the quad before gesturing to a bench. If they had to wait, they might as well sit. It was relaxing listening to someone that knew stuff, no matter what that stuff was. “If anything medical bills should be more affordable, like Australia’s health care, they weren’t too bad last I heard. But I don’t really know shit about this stuff. You read a lot?”

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“Nah, man. You’ve been good company.” Jack said, a bit surprised when he realized that he actually meant it. Out of all the… characters that populated Brittany Hall, Benji had to be one of the nicer ones. He was definitely up there with Penelope, Will, and Ashlynn. Glancing around the place, Jack was surprised to see that the building was a warehouse of some sort. The stairs led up to what had been the overseer’s offices, but had long since crumbled.

“Careful.” Jack warned as Benji tried one of the stairs. 

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He smiled, not following up on Jack’s statement. From what Benji had seen and heard of him Jack wasn’t the kind of guy to tolerate many people so if Jack was relaxed enough to say that, he wasn’t going to put him out by making it a big deal. Even if it did make Benji feel accomplished. 

He tested his weight against the stair further, shifting weight back and forth a few times before he deemed it safe. “I’ll be right,” he tossed back a grin, repeating the steps slowly up the staircase, getting less cautious until he was walking normally. His face fell as a piece of stair fell apart under his footing. He gripped the railing as he stumbled, freezing up. He hadn’t fallen through. That was good. Slowly, he sheepishly gave Jack a thumbs up.

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‘’As cool as it may be, it’s just as illegal.’’ Saying the word cool felt foreign on her tongue. Not bad, she just never used it before. ‘’And thanks.’’ She didn’t really know what to make of the compliment. ‘’And if you’re willing to pay 200 dollars an hour, I say go for it.’’ She teased. 

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“Oh no way, if anyone ever takes me to a hospital I will track them down in my next life to exact revenge.” He quipped back, he didn’t have any sort of health care, if something happened to him he’d have to tough it out. “I’d sooner pay a vet bill.”

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text: charlotte and benji

Charlotte: i can deal with rowdy drunk people

Charlotte: so by chance would you want to go to one of those pizza joints w/ me since you've been so helpful

Benji: I could use some air, I don't think I'm going to be able to do anymore of this sketch without falling asleep on it anyway

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What’re you, a vegan?

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Nah not vegan, can’t do that. Just vegetarian. 

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“That sounds like an incredible idea.” Will uttered, pulling himself together and looking over to his roommate. It was something that Will needed, and he knew he needed it, but wasn’t really sure where to get that kind of relief. “You kno me so well, dude.” He crossed the room to edge closer to Benji, patting his shoulder proudly, gripping it for a moment as he couldn’t imagine the sort of thinks he could knock around in this warehouse. And, to keep his mind off of the school stuff for a bit, Will wanted to destress as well. “Yeah— let’s go. Lead the way.”

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Benji had to hide that he was beaming by ducking out the door, this was why he did the things he did. To feel that swell when he could make someone smile or feel just a little less overwhelmed. He eagerly led the way to the warehouse he mentioned before, the door already broken in by Jack. Lazily, he spread his arms out and turned to face Will, walking backwards, “welcome to the isle of escapage,” he twirled to walk forwards. He pulled out a can of spray paint and twirled it in his hand, “ground floor, work our way up?”

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Jack dusted off some of the wood fragments from his pants as Benji spoke. “Sorry. It was just the easiest way.” He said, a bit embarrassed by the shock on the other guy’s face. “But, uh, if you see weird splintering in the door frame or discoloration, you can usually figure out that the wood is rotted on the inside.” He mumbled as he stepped through the ruined door. And was greeted by a really cool, albeit ruined, staircase. Whoa.

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“No way dude, don’t apologise, that’s pretty cool. And handy, you’re definitely making me feel pretty useless in the preparation department.” He had to admit, a part of the reason he broke into abandoned places was for a thrill. He lived to feel things that made him feel alive, never a dull moment. He was thrumming with an energy, fingers twitching and making him regret not bringing his sketchbook, this place would be amazing to jott down. He slowly walked through the threshold, taking his time to take in the details. A thick layer of dust was over the floor, each footstep disrupted the previously untouched building and left a trail of evidence. He tried the first step of the staircase, relishing in the audible creak it gave.

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Honestly, let’s all just drop out, buy an RV and go on a road trip. Fuck school.

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I am so with you, we’re going to need to recruit a band of misfit dropouts in the hopes of getting someone that can drive. We gotta drag Leila along though, she’s already suggested the road trip thing before.

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Muffins & Movies - Blake + Benji

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“Gosh, Banjo, we gotta get you an education on internet crap, holy heck,” Blake sighed, pinching the bridge of her nose. It wasn’t his fault he was a filthy casual, if she was using that term correctly anyhow. “Oh, crap! I had no idea! So that’s why you said no cake. But like, I’unno how anyone could turn down cake any day let alone on their birthday. It’s fine though, your secret’s safe with me.” She smiled sweetly, crossing her finger over her heart.

“Wait no, I’m still thinking of Avatar. No idea how I could’a got those fricked up wow, I’m literal garbage. Maybe we should add Tomb Raider to the list of movies? I mean, if we end up watching more than just Sky High and that Endhiran thingy.”

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Benji snorted at hearing Banjo aloud for the first time, trust Blake to give his nickname a nickname. “I’m not really big on the Internet thing, or the computer thing. Took me at least half an hour to figure out how to print things in the library.” He wished he was exaggerating. He was, in fact, toning it down to save face. “That was kinda the point, don’t worry, nobody knew. Except anyone that has my details on file, like they’re going to care though.” He gave her an appreciative smile in return. 

““I only remember blue people from Avatar, I literally remember nothing else to do with that thing. Oh god, if we make it to Endhiran you’re probably going to reach a new plane of existence, Tomb Raider will not suffice.” They were approaching their hall now, “mind if we chill in your dorm? My roommate is studying, I could give Cereal a danish.”

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‘’I suppose it does.’’ She shrugged. Maybe it was because this particular mouse was as cute as a button, but it didn’t bother her. It was sad that they weren’t allowed animals, as she gladly would’ve taken care of the little mouse. When he brought up Trump she sort of subtly ignored it. Politics never interested her and it probably never will. ‘’’Hopefully, but I don’t count on it. Seeing as they’re not the ambulance they don’t have first priority.’’ Which reminded her of something, hopefully, interesting. ‘’Did you know that in Russia, some rich people hire “ambulance taxis” to beat Moscow’s traffic jams?’’ She thought it was ridiculous and she wasn’t really sure if it still happened but it was the first thing that came to her mind.

He grimaced, he had to give her credit there. Traffic could be awful, there was no way they would work the same way if it was a human emergency service. He saw that as a disservice to other creatures. “That’s--that’s something. It’s a brilliant idea but just for rich people? Damn. But that’s pretty cool, like you knowing that and stuff.”

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I feel so betrayed, I just found out doritos have animal enzymes, why didn’t anyone tell me? I need a new go-to snack food.

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text: charlotte and benji

Charlotte: are you awake

Charlotte: and if so do you know any food places that are open late

Benji: I'm always awake, what's up?

Benji: You have come to the right place, there's a bunch of gas stations that are open 24/7 if you're desperate. Otherwise I know a few good pizza joints if you're okay with talking to rowdy drunk people.