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Rate my coffee set up (we're changing kitchen tables)
After that…. T_T
I couldn’t bother crawling into a hole that I never dug and no table nearby… yup
I woke up and saw a beetroot at my table today. I don’t even have a table.
"Hi there!" Lani grinned, setting her bag down on an empty chair. "How's it going-?" Gamercade seemed a little quieter - although, Lani used 'quieter' loosely. She mostly gauged it by how many people were gathered around Dance Dance Revolution (her favorite game). A very narrow way of measuring flow of activity, but it was her own method of calculating how much time she'd have to wait until it was her turn. Lani glanced at the snow spirit's name tag. "Tetsuya? Hope your day's been great."
His quiet gaze had been drawn to the crowd as well, but the spirit stood, or rather, floated apart from it all. Tetsuya was not as interested in the popularity of the game or the queue for it as he was the crowd itself. The mass of moving forms had him pausing in wonder as the flashing lights of the arcade reflected off of them. Some were quite annoyed with their wait, while others were fixated screen feet moving in time or laughing with friends. His attention waned away as it often did and he settled on top of an empty corner table, swinging his legs calmly in time with the soft rhythms of sound around him. Only the tail end of the girl’s statement broke the calm in him. Blinking pale eyes toward her, Tetsuya blinked.
“My day?” He pulled his knees up to his chest and gazed over them. “It has been a pleasant one.”
Former "Moesha" star Marcus T. Paulk tried to party like it was 1999 -- when he was a big TV star -- but got rejected at a nightclub ... where he found out money talks way more than old acting credits.Paulk was outside DBA in West Hollywood… via TMZ.com
First track off the forthcoming Kolya EP "No Table"