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have u evr just like... gotten drunk and kissed some1.
go have some fun bro
Heavens, I could not imagine a worse thing to seek out. What a strange definition of fun you have.
It is damnable even as an incident. I have no desire in my heart to galivant about and seek out debouched affections. How little you must think of me.
Okay so... lets say I kinda like a scientist. Romantically. But he is not really noticing it, despite quite actively being around me. (He studies me, it's... complicated.)
Any tips on what to do?
I am perhaps the very last person one ought to consider any authority on the topic of romance, or on the procedures of modern courting.
My advice is to find another to ask. Yes, I believe that will be in your very best interest.
"Since I have already did it to the undead one..."
*opens arms for a hug*
He's visibly hesitant, staring for a few moments with a creased brow. Hugs are a little foreign to him, so he really doesn't know how to take it, from a stranger, no less.
"I.. - hm." Instead of accepting, he offers his hand for a shake, a compromise.
What do the to Cs and the J stand for?
My full given name is Clive Cephas Jedidiah Pembroke. The second and third are that of a saint and my father respectively. I consider myself quite lucky that my mother did not let him fully name myself after him.
There is, of course, the burden of carrying the name of another. Names are laden with such implication and expectation, and from birth to be expected to be saintly and to compare to my father...
It does not bear considering further.
what's your favourite drug
Opium, naturally.
Methods for dealing with stubborn patients?
Hm. I quite like to talk them through what will be done, if they are capable of reason, and continue as I work. This is most effective with the children. This is for... less invasive cases.
On the matter of operation, good restraints cannot be overlooked, and a trustworthy host of dressers is absolute necessity. I have read that anaesthetics have made great advancement since my days... I can scarcely imagine what the modern theatres look like.
dude you are talking to mr selfcest don't listen to him
I may disagree with Mr. Magnus, but I will trust him more than some random shade calling a man inconceivable names.
