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[beachbunnykirby.livejournal.com]

Date: May 30, evening
Location: Bar
Status: Public! Come and arrive, we're playing.
Summary: Truth or Dare?


Following up on an idea she had had a few days ago, Kirby had slipped small notes into people's rooms before she had goen down to the bar, inviting them to join her in the bar for drinks and a game to better get to know each other - considering they were living in the same place, after all.

Now she was sitting at the bar over a glass of beer, playing with the empty bottle. Jan sat across from her at the table. She had not informed him of the game she had planned, but simply invited him for a drink. He didn't seem the type that would purposefully seek entertaiment.

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[jarodrussel.livejournal.com]

"Yes," Jarod chimed in. "The more the merrier, isn't that what they say? And doing thigns together leads to group adhesion, and that's good, in particular if you're living in the same place. And getting to know each other in a fun way is going to be nice."

The concept of being 'too old' for a game or activity was something he had never fully grasped. There was just so much fun in those things. Why did some people think adults should limit the way in which they were allowed to have fun?

[jan-skovasja.livejournal.com]

Jan hesitated. He really didn't want to disappoint her, but he'd also promised to stay away from the other Immortals and he didn't like the thought of embarrassing himself by playing children's games in front of McLeod.

[cattygabriel]

Gabriel grinned. "I can promise you, Jan, that I am far older than you are. And I'm still here."

[halosphere.livejournal.com]

Raphael moved over to Jan, nearly reaching a hand out to bring him back in but realizing that may not be the best idea. Instead he moved to block the exit, but not too much. "Please stay?" he asked kindly. "I realize we cannot stop you if you really wanted to leave but we would really like for you to stay. Please?"

He gave his gentle smile, scootching out of the way of the exit to allow him his own decision.