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Subject: Re: .the stereotype.

Author:
Wytch Hazel

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Date Posted: 21:13:21 08/31/02 Sat
In reply to: Wytch Hazel 's message, ".the stereotype." on 01:00:34 08/31/02 Sat

*gonna be short, too tired.....* A quizzical eyebrow arches in question. She showed up for the reason of pure annoyance, of that it can be assured. Throwing a curt smile, the refined maw lifts in a distastefull heir.

Yes. Yes, I believe we might have....

.WYTCH.HAZEL.
.the youth.

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Tarquin
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Date Posted: 14:47:59 09/01/02 Sun

Though not precisely above his head, neither could he entirely comprehend the exchange between females. He glanced tolerantly at the crystalline claw of Oblation's. And then he continued to study it. A pity he knew neither of the females and a pity this seemed to be not the time to get to know them.

His eyes drifted from the object of interest to settle momentarily on first Wytch Hazel's, and then Oblation's, faces.

"This time does not seem quite right for pleasantries and "get-to-know-you"s. So if you will excuse me, I will leave you to your demises, yes?" Smoothly he stepped away, bowing his head politely. "Good-by, dear beauties."

A slight smile, and he was gone.