Apr 19, 2015
weskette Ok so I’m dumb and accidentally deleted your message but yes I would love to see Chloe getting all flustered and stuttering and just tripping all over her while Max just stands there all smug like that would just be perfect
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weskette Ok so I’m dumb and accidentally deleted your message but yes I would love to see Chloe getting all flustered and stuttering and just tripping all over her while Max just stands there all smug like that would just be perfect
weskette said: *whispers* I never meant to ship them this much……..
same friend same but THEY JUST...I JUST...[flips table]
Yes hello, ontheoppositesideofthesea mentioned you ship Jaspearl, thank you, perfect ship, A+++++++
#1 jaspearl shipper on this garbage site
weskette said: ugh you and like 90000 other people are making me want to buy it
YOU SHOULD its so good and there’s only two episodes out so its gonna be even better once the others are out
and if you’re anything like me you will definitely guaranteed fall in love with at least 3 of the main characters :P
weskette replied to your post and said:
hah, not so much a documentary as a Labyrinth style muppet act out of the fairy tales (like 100x better than disney could ever do)
Okay but you say that like it’s supposed to put me off to this movie. I share a building with puppetry majors this is gonna be great.
weskette replied to your post and said:
Well the other class seems pretty plain tbh But if you do the other class, Jim Hensen has a great little series on Russian Fairy tales if I remember right. On netflix. You could totally watch it before the class too
I’m like super mega into astronomy though so it would totally not be boring to me at all. I’ll look into that documentary though and see how much I like it, thanks!
weskette answered your question: SHOULD I TAKE ASTRONOMY OR RUSSIAN FAIRY TALES...
russian fairy tales
that’s two votes for russian fairy tales, why is that? What do you guys like about the idea of a class on russian fairy tales? I want to know so I can be this excited and jus make a bloody decision.
Honey baby sits hiro one day because aunt cas and tadashi are bussy at the cafe but gogo comes and visits tadashi because she needs some tools and is when she sees honey she forgets what she even went their for and just asks tadashi who she is
Fair Warning
Honey was in themiddle of some just-for-fun experiments when her phone rang. She enjoyed herringtone for a moment (one her favourite songs—Queen Dot Kong by the Do),before actually answering. “Honey speaking!”
“Hey, Honey Lemon.It’s Tadashi.”
“Hey! What’s up?” Shecontinued to fiddle around with her chemicals and propped the phone between herhead and shoulder.
“Any chance you’re notbusy at the moment? I could use some help.”
Honey smiled as thecompound before her turned a rich shade of purple. “What can I help you with?As long as it doesn’t involve mutating Fred into something, I’m willing.”
“My aunt has to runout to pick something up and I can’t watch my brother. Any chance you’d bewilling to tolerate a ten year old?”
“Sure! Is thereanything specific he likes?”
“He’s twelve. So…cartoon violence? But he’s also pretty smart.”
“Got it! Be there soon.”
xxxx
Gogo grumbled toherself as she reached the café. She had forgotten a certain tool of hers hadbroken and dismantled her bike… only to realize she needed said tool to changewhat she needed to. So she had walked the ten or so blocks to where one of herfew friends lived.
The Lucky Cat Café wasa great place to relax. But that wasn’t why Gogo was there.
“Hey, Tadashi,” shecalled as he came into view almost as soon as she entered.
He looked up fromwhere he had just handed a customer their order. “Hey, Gogo! What’s up?”
She raised an eyebrowas she looked him up and down. “Are you wearing an apron?”
He shrugged andstarted moving behind the counter, in the process of making another drink.“I’m running the café while Aunt Cass is out.” Her eyes followed himas he picked up the drink he had just made, bringing it to a table closer tothe front of the restaurant.
"Whatever. I cameover to ask if I could borrow—-" her eyes stopped following him when theycaught on a brightly clad figure towards the side of the café. "Who’sthat?"
"Who’s who?"
"Over there withyour brother. Who is that." She tried not to stare, but there was anabsolutely beautiful woman seated within sight.
Tadashi glanced over,a small smirk on his face. “Oh, that’s my friend Honey Lemon. She’swatching Hiro for me until Aunt Cass gets back.”
"How the hell didyou get a goddess to watch your little brother?" Gogo asked with a tone ofdisbelief.
A chuckle leftTadashi. “I didn’t think she was your type.”
"My type ispretty and she’s… wow."
"I can introduceyou. She goes to college with us. And she’ll be taking the empty space in thelab soon."
Gogo’s head seemed tosnap around to look at Tadashi. “She will?”
Tadashi nodded, hissmirk turning into a grin. “C’mon. Come say hi.”
She followed him overto the table, suddenly nervous. “What’s her major?”
"Why don’t youask her?"
Half a moment later,the two of them stood beside the table where Hiro and Honey Lemon sat. “Hey,Honey Lemon. I wanted you to meet a friend of mine. She’s got a place in thelab too.”
Honey’s face lit up.“Nice to meet you! I’m Honey Lemon.” She held her hand out to Gogo. Gogo shookit. Wow, her accent is adorable.
“Hey. I’m Gogo.” Shegave Honey a semi-nervous smile. Glancing over at Hiro, she ruffled his hair.“Hey, kid.”
He pushed her handaway but grinned. “Hi, Gogo.” His attention was still focused on what was onthe table between him and Honey Lemon.
Tadashi cut in. “I’vegot a café to run. You three have fun.”
“So whatcha playing?”Gogo asked, examining what seemed to be a chess board with holographic pieces.
“Wizard’s Chess!”Honey Lemon exclaimed in excitement. “I brought it over when Tadashi asked meto watch Hiro.”
“And I’m going towin,” Hiro announced before commanding his knight.
Honey Lemon watchedthe move before grinning. “That’s what you think.” She ordered a piece of hersforward. With no mercy, Hiro’s night was struck down, crumbling to piecesbefore them all.
“Whoa. Graphic.”
Honey Lemon lookedover at Gogo. “You’ve never heard of Wizard’s Chess?”
“I read the books itwas in, but that was years ago.”
“Wanna play winner?”Hiro asked. “I bet I can beat you.”
Honey Lemon grinned.“I thought you asked her if she wanted to play the winner?” she askedgood-naturedly.
“Sure, why not?” Gogochuckled.
Ten minutes later,after some light banter, Honey Lemon declared “Checkmate!”
Hiro groaned and lethis head fall forward, right through the holo-pieces. “No fair.” He sighed. “Mypoor king…”
“Sorry, Hiro. Maybenext time?”
Hiro turned to Gogowith determination in his eyes. “Avenge me, Gogo. Restore my honour!”
Gogo rolled her eyes.“Oh, woman up. And move over.” She grabbed the back of his chair and moved himaway, allowing her to pull her chair to the opposite side of Honey’s.
Honey tapped a fewbuttons and the holograms disappeared, only to reappear in their originalplaces. She looked up at Gogo. “Ready?”
“Bring it.”
An hour later, theywere both staring at the board. “I… don’t think I have any legal moves left,”Honey admitted.
“Uhm, what if you…”Hiro started, only to cut himself off. “No, that’s not right…”
“I think it’s a draw.”Gogo raised an eyebrow, examining the pieces again. “Yeah. It’s a draw.”
Honey’s expressionperked up. “Oh. Well. Good game, Gogo!”
“You too, HoneyLemon.”
Hiro made a face. “Andthus my honour remains out of reach.”
“Whatever, Zuko.”
He raised an eyebrow.“Who’s that?”
Gogo sighed, but waskept from replying when Honey Lemon spoke up. “I got the reference!”
A smile appeared onGogo’s lips, but once again, someone else spoke before she could. “Hey, Hiro.”It was Tadashi. He didn’t have his apron on anymore and had changed shirts.“Aunt Cass is back. She said we can catch that new movie, uh, what was it… TheAvengers one? If you want.” He glanced at his friends. “You two can come along,if you’d like.”
“I’ve seen it,” camethe simultaneous reply from both Honey Lemon and Gogo. The glanced over at eachother and Honey gave her a grin.
Tadashi chuckled. “Well,Hiro, what about it? Bro’s night out?”
Hiro rolled his eyes.“Sure.”
Tadashi returned hisattention to his lab mates. “It was nice seeing you two. Lab on Monday?”
“Yeah,” Gogo spoke up.“I’ve got some new parts for my bike. The lab is as good a place as any.”
Honey Lemon nodded. “I’mmoving most of my equipment in tomorrow.”
Tadashi parted with asmile, Hiro in tow. “See you there!”
And Gogo and HoneyLemon were left alone. They talked for a long while about just abouteverything. Their majors were one of the first subjects of discussion. Honey’sroots came up, as did Gogo’s. The talk wandered, only pausing when Aunt Cassbrought tea over. After, Honey introduced Gogo to a youtube series.
Finally, as the sunbegan to set, Gogo began to excuse herself. “It’s getting kind of dark,” shepointed out. She stood and stuck herhands in her pockets. “I should start walking. It was great meeting you, HoneyLemon.”
Honey tilted her head.“You walked here?”
“Ah, yeah. I actually cameto borrow a tool from Ta… Tadashi. Which I’m only just remembering now. So mybike is in pieces at home right now.” GuessI’m walking to school tomorrow morning. Gross.
“I can give you aride,” chirped Honey Lemon. Her cheeks filled with some colour. “A ride home.That way you don’t have to walk.”
“That’d actually bereally cool. Thanks.”
Honey stood. “It’s noproblem,” she giggled.
Once on their way inHoney’s car (which was ancient and falling apart—Gogo made a mental note to help),Gogo spoke up. “Gonna need any help getting your equipment into the labtomorrow?”
Honey smiled—Gogo wassure she was always smiling—and winked. “If that help is you, yes please.”
Gogo let out a halfnervous, half hopeful chuckle. “I’ll be there.”
“I can pick you up inthe morning.”
“Uh, yeah, okay.”
They arrived at Gogo’splace a moment later. “Thanks for the ride. And I’ll see you tomorrow?”
“Definitely! It wasamazing meeting you, Gogo!” With a grin and another wink, she was gone.
As Gogo headed inside,she shot Tadashi a text. “Next time warnme that there’s a goddess in the café, okay?”