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Well duh there's a difference. If there wasn't then the rest of the world would have never been given the kilt and that would be a real loss.
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I keep telling everyone. Iâm Scottish. Not English. Thereâs a difference.
Well duh there's a difference. If there wasn't then the rest of the world would have never been given the kilt and that would be a real loss.
âIf that hit you in the chest, Iâm sorry. I was aiming for your crotch.âÂ
[a small smirk starts growing on her face as she pulls out her phone and beings to click through to twitter] Just give me a second. [spends the next few moments casually hacking into Kelly Rowlandâs twitter account and sending out a tweet] Take a look [smirks and holds out her phone to him]
[plucks her phone from her hand, reading over the tweet a few times before looking back to her with a grin] Now you have to remember who gave you the brilliant idea to do this, Katherine. I don't want all this power to go to your head because it's already big enough and I can only do so much to keep your head from blowing up and carrying you offâ like how Harry blew up Aunt Marge in Prisoner of Azkaban.
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shitty jokes whenever you ask for them
shitty jokes whenever you donât ask for them
Damn, I've missed New York.
[grins] Yeah, I know. [perks up] Youâre going out for Mexican soon? A burrito sounds amazing, actually.
I'm always going out for Mexican soon. The place around the corner gives me a discount because I go in at least two times a day â I've even broken their 'how many tacos can you eat in ten minutes' record, so they've got my picture tacked up on the wall. It was definitely my proudest moment. But how many burritos do you want? Two or six? Four just never seems like enough to me, you know? Because once you've eaten four you're past the point of 'I'm stuffed' and you're into 'eating until I reach a coma.'
Damn, I've missed New York.
[chuckles] Probably not but if Fury ever sends me to Canada, Iâll try to bring you back some maple syrup.
[sighs in relief, grinning] You're amazing, you know that? Next time I go out for Mexican, which... [trails off, glancing at his watch-less wrist before looking back to her] Should be pretty soon now that I think about it, I'll bring you back something. What do you want? Tacos, burritos, or chimichangas? Or a few of each? I don't judge.
[matches his dramatic sigh] Iâd be happy with anything, even a tiny acknowledgement that theyâve seen it would be fine with me. Forced, from a publicist, I donât care I just need something.
Well, couldn't you just press a few buttons and fuck with the entire world, and make it seem like one of them commented on it? Because that would be pretty damn awesome.
Damn, I've missed New York.
Years of hard work and dedication, Wade. That shit gets you everywhere.
[groans] Fuck, I'm never going to get a day off then.
[stares at him for a moment before a small smile begins to form on her face] Iâve been checking ever social media website the two of them are on all week, waiting for some kind of response.
[sighs dramatically before shaking his head] This is ridiculous. I mean, I expected at least some type of congratulations â even though it obviously would've been forced. Or posted by a publicist.
Damn, I've missed New York.
Itâs good to be back.
I just need to know how you were able to get the pirate to give you time off. I need to visit the motherland and he won't let me â maple syrup just isn't the same here.
If no one understood why Beyonce was my queen before⊠well, they should now.
Yeah, she did a good job but are we really going to ignore the fact that we haven't gotten reactions from Kelly and Michelle. I mean, that's what I've been waiting for all week.
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"Little Punk" and "Bad Grandpa" || Wade & Logan
Going on a walk with Wade was like listening to an iPod. Constant noise in your ear, sometimes you sing along, other times, you stay quiet, being entertained by what youâre hearing. Shrugging, Logan slid a response into the paragraphs being said by Wade. âAdamantium-coated skeleton, though, I figure whether or not youâve dreamt of me is your business.â At his friendâs suggestion of him being a virgin, the older man scoffed, âWhile I draw the line at prostitutes with herpes, realize, I draw the line at prostitutes with herpes. You start makinâ more comments like that, Iâll literally slice off your ass. Sure, youâll regrow it eventually, but I doubt that the time in-between will be fun. Donât test me kid, Iâm one hundred and-â Blinking a couple times, the mutant was once more reminded of his lack of memory, knowledge of his life before Weapon X. Shaking his head, he finished, â-Iâm old, alright. Your wiseass shouldnât fuck with old.â
They were nearing the building, or were at least in the neighborhood. Paint on the houses were chipping, relatively expensive cars were parked in every open space, and different volumes of voices echoed through the street. Logan never listened very intently to the other manâs tirades, though, when he brought up a mercenary career, he was attention was gained. âIt may have been because I didnât have a say, but I didnât like the business- mightâve liked it more if IÂ was paid, though, what can you do.â Deciding to patronize the other man, Logan switched to a thickly sarcastic tone when continuing. âGambling, because you can get money for being good, but then you can get more when the thugs are dead and itâs just lying on the table- also, Iâm very glad to know that if I need to off a bunch of people, but still want to feel like my morals are almost intact, I know where the xbox is.â
As conversation carried on, they rounded a few more corners, and it was clear by the growing number of unfriendly-looking people gathered on sidewalks and smoking on porches that they were nearly there. Giving his comrade a brief nod, he assured him, âYeah, that was the right move. They usually donât let anyone aside from the big guys into these events with any kind of weapon- it almost getâs funny when shit gets really serious and theyâve got metal detectors. Went to a game once, I had to strip -nearly to socks and underwear- before they believed the cover story of having a metal plate in my heart. And soon enough, they discovered those sons of bitches were right not to trust me.â Chuckling, a smirk spread across Loganâs face. Finally, within sight was a building with a banner over the entrance reading, âMaglioiâsâ. Slightly elbowing Wade, he indicated with a nod that theyâd reached their destination.
Even though a lot of people wouldn't believe him, Wade really was glad to be back hanging out with Logan. Sure, the last time they'd hung out they were both enlisted and it wasn't nearly as fun as tonight was bound to be, but still. It was pretty damn cool to have one of your few friends back by your side, and ready to seriously fuck shit up. "You know, I don't appreciate your tone, Logan," he easily countered, his own tone taking on that of an annoyed mother. "You keep that up and I will turn us around and we will march that happy little ass of yours back home."
Wade continued to ignore the fact that they were getting farther and farther into an interesting part of town, though he did at least drop his voice so that all the colorful characters around them wouldn't look at them too suspiciously. "I would've actually paid money to see that. Wait, now that you bring up all that metal in you again, how the hell do you get through airport lines? I mean, I know you like to fight people, but those TSA people are the opposite of funalicious. I'd know, I always use my best material on them and the most I've ever gotten is half a smile. It's pathetic and if I wasn't me then my ego would've been hurt by all the rejection. Thank god the part of me that cared what people think was beat out of me before I left the army, amirite?" He then grinned over at Logan, though his gaze soon moved to scan the area around them.
For the number of words he could get out within the span of one minute, people always assumed that was the most dangerous thing about Wade. It was comical, in a way, with just how easy it was for people to forget about the fact that he was a trained, and seasoned, assassin â one that was essentially the best assassin money could buy considering he whole part of him that got so vengeful that his body just refused to die â but he knew much more about covering one's own ass than most. It was pathetically easy for him to spot four guys who must work for the person running this who shindig they were on their way to. "Hey, when we're out of this remind me to tell you about when I taunted a mad scientist and he cut out the majority of my heart in revenge, but the joke ended up being on him because I didn't die. Obviously. Considering we're doing this right now." But Wade shut up when Logan elbowed him, and he quickly zeroed in on what but be their destination for the night. "Oh I am so ready for this." He then slipped his hands into his pockets, one of his fists closing around his wallet as he slipped into the persona of a clueless idiot â something that really wasn't hard for him to do. Once they were close enough for the guys standing guard to begin to size them up, Wade took a few long strides forward and brought the majority of attention to himself. "I am so ready to have a nice relaxing night of hustling people," he told them with a grin before throwing his head back and laughing. "Kidding. I know that hustling people is bad â my mom taught me better."
Terrible Puns || Wade & Betty
In any other situation, Betty wouldnât have felt any concern towards a friendly stranger coming up to her and striking up a conversation. But there was something different about this stranger. For one, he was most likely well trained in the field of combat, whether it be hand to hand or weaponry or martial arts or anything else in that ballpark. Another heavily weighing factor in his difference was the fact that he now held a weapon in his hands.
Taking a minute to let him get his words out, Betty carefully deciding how she would approach the situation. He wasnât exactly being rude to her, so she couldnât just outwardly say something less than kind. He was just forward, in such a way that Betty found slightly offputting but she couldnât blame him for his personality. Instead, she smiled, keeping her eyes on whatever that thing in his hands was called. Really, she had no idea what it would be used for, and frankly she didnât care to know, as long as it didnât affect her.
"I donât really know what qualifies as âlooking newâ but yes, I am relatively new. Although I find it strange that you assume Iâm new just because you donât know me. I wonât judge though, you might be extremely popular with the agents and I would have no way of knowing. And I mean that in the best possible way." What he did next was a little strange, but entertaining nonetheless. Clearly he had no intention of harming her, and even if he did she would just transform into a more or less indestructible beast and most likely rip him apart, not that she was planning on doing so.
Betty raised her eyebrows as Wade finished the last of his words, making a low whistle noise at the sheer amount of words heâd just uttered. âWell, tour guide Wade, I would appreciate a tour, but Iâm going to have to ask that you keep all potentially harmful objects away from me at all times.â She said, mimicking his airplane stewardess voice and gesturing towards the weapon.
A frown formed on Wade's features as he quickly realized this girl, whoever she was, simply wasn't meeting his gaze. Do I have something on my face again? I mean, I know eating five burritos before I came in here wasn't my greatest idea, but I've definitely had worse, and I'm pretty sure I wiped all the salsa off my face. Well not pretty sure. About 67% sure. More than half. That's all that matters. He wasn't pulled out of his thoughts until he finally heard her speak, though his confusion from moments before was still present on his features.
"Ah, I just noticed that you were looking around the room like a person who's never been in here before. I mean, I'm sorry if I'm wrong. If you have been in here before you're doing an awesome job at seeming like you have no idea what's really going on in here. So major props to you. But, just so you don't get the wrong idea of me, I'm not all that popular. Sure I like to talk a lot, and I talk to a lot of people â well wait. That might make me popular. But, then again, what really does make a person popular?" Wade then forced himself to take a deep breath, realizing he'd gone off on a tangent again, and also realizing just how philosophical his last comment could've been taken. "I'm actually asking what makes a person popular, though. I was an Army brat and then I dropped out of high school, so I was never properly socialized."
A broad grin then spread over his features at her low whistle, looking over his shoulder to her and frowning just a bit at her next comment. His gaze moved to the modified-alien weapon in his hand and he nodded in agreement. "Yeah, I understand why you'd want me to put this thing down. I was trying to figure out how to work it when you came in, and while I don't really care if I am the cause of shooting myself, I get that not everyone shares my sentiments." Wade then moved to put the weapon back where he found it, doing his best to put it back the way it had been and just shoving it into place when he realized he wasn't going to be able to put it back the way it should be. He then turned back to her, grinning once again. "Alright, newbie â wait, what is your name? Because I'm good with calling you newbie but that's only if you're good with that too. I may be a smart ass but I'm not inconsiderate â what do you want a tour of first? The weapons vault is pretty cool, I'm not gonna lie; I'm a big fan, though that's because I can work most the stuff in there. And then there's the shooting range and the simulated combat rooms and the rooms where you can get a sparring partner to train with. You here to be a field agent? Or are you one of the lab ones? I've got friends who work in the labs â well, one friend. My other friend sort of does what I do, but he's not nearly as entertaining as I am."
I Need Your Help | Wade & Kitty
All Kitty could do was roll her eyes when she looked at Wade, trying not to let out the laugh that was threatening to escape her âOh, do you not trust my skills? Iâve been doing this to myself for almost ten years now, thanks. The chance that you will get stuck in the wall is very slim. I just didnât want you to be surprised if you actually did get stuck and tried to hold it over my head that I didnât warn you ahead of timeâ. Putting her hand on the wall again she concentrated for a moment, wiggling her fingers so they would only slightly went through the wall but not all the way. Turning again, she looked over at Wade with a small smirk. âOkay now stand beside meâ She said, waiting for him to take the few steps between the two of them. âOne⊠twoâŠâ She began, putting her hands on his shoulder and pushing him through before she could count to three. Kitty grinned victoriously to herself but was interrupted by a rather loud noise on the other side of the wall. She looked down only to see Wadeâs foot wiggling, still on her side of the wall. Quickly, she dropped to her knees and grabbed his foot before pulling it through to other other side of the wall. âHah, yeah sorry about that. We should probably stop for the day so you donât almost lose another limbâ.
"Well, if we're being honest, I haven't known you all that long. I mean, yeah you seem relatively normal â as normal as you can be when you've got super special abilities and you work for SHIELD â but that doesn't mean I trust you. No offense, of course. There's only two people that I really trust and it took me years to get to that level â as much as I think cynicism is a useless trait, I'm at that level. You learn not to trust people pretty quickly when you have such a shitty life that you runaway when you're only fifteen." Wade didn't really realize that he'd revealed a part of his past to her, considering his mouth practically ran on autopilot and sometimes it even took hours for him to remember some of the things he'd said to people. Now that he thought about it, he was a lot like Kelly Kapoor, from The Office; with how he'd learned to just tune himself out when he started to talk. "But I think I'll be able to make an exception for the girl that can walk through walls. Maybe. Probably. Hell, I've never been good with promises, so lets just say that, as long as you never try to actually kill me, we'll be good friends." At her request he moved to stand next to her, letting her move him towards â and finally through the wall. Wow, this is weird, he was unable to stop himself from thinking, dwelling for a moment on how few times in his life he'd actually let himself think that. But when she shoved him through the wall, and he was falling towards the floor of the empty room next to them, he stuck out his hands to brace his fallâ though he still landed on the other side with a loud thud. And it took only another moment for him to feel excruciating pain coming from his right leg, though he didn't even need to look down at the wound to know what had happened. "Goddammit!" He called out, rolling onto his back and  slamming his fist onto the floor next to him as he clenched his jaw. "I really liked these pants â and I've never perfected getting out bloodstains!"
Wade then heard her toss his removed appendage through the wall and forced himself into a seated position, having learned long ago to not be disgusted by the sight of a part of his body not attached to his body. He took his right foot in his hand, ignoring the somewhat large pool of blood that was now collecting around his feet, and held it to his stump of a leg, closing his eyes and focusing on his thoughts on this one thing. It had taken awhile when he'd first gotten this spiffy superpower, but he'd figured out soon enough that if he actually focused he could make himself heal faster. Though, making himself focus on only one thing was a feat in and of itself, but when it was something as important as reattaching a limb to your body, Wade had surprised even himself with his ability to focus. After a few moments he removed his hand from his foot and opened his eyes, looking down at his newly reattached limb and even wiggling his toes a bit, a large grin spreading over his features when he could feel that everything was back in working order. He then pushed himself to his feet, jumping between each of his legs for a moment to test to make sure that everything really was doing well, before looking back to Kitty. "Yeah, you owe me a lot of Mexican food now. And a new pair of jeans."