James Tiberius Kirk (
universal_charm) wrote2020-12-14 11:29 pm
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You've reached Kirk Industries, Inc.
Just leave a message and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.
If this is personal, well, do the same - except you've called James Kirk.
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[ Huh, Kirk? He holds a hand up, sticking one and then two fingers out as he lists his deaths. ]
The first time came when the girl my brother and I both loved turned us into vampires. And the second time came when I got sucked into oblivion and spent four months in the year 1994. Same day, over and over. And then I made it back. [ Oh, did he say that? It really is about time. Kirk doesn't seem like the type to be yelling it to the rafters. Not really. ]
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The scotch stops on it's way to his lips and he looks at Damon for a long moment. He liked to think he knew when the other was shitting with him, and he didn't think this was one of those times. The subject wasn't exactly one you joked around with, for all he was talking of it lightly. It was understood you didn't lie about things like that. ]
Huh. I've met a vampire hunter before, but not a vampire. Guess she was telling the truth.
[ And really, once you've hung out with gods, super soldiers, and a lizard woman - a vampire is pretty mundane. ]
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[ He snorts a laugh at the face though. ]
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[ Smirking, there's a lot of smirking going on Damon. Not that he doesn't believe you, but come on - you're the least scary vampire next to some cute school girl with bouncy blonde curls. ]
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[ He reached up, placing a finger on Damon's forehead and pushing him back. ]
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[ He shrugged, smirking, but Damon had told him he wasn't interested like that, and he respected that once the line was drawn. Didn't mean he couldn't flirt a little, or tease, but he'd keep his lips to himself unless Damon said otherwise. ]
Why, having a change of heart?
[ A brow arched, teasing him. He took another bite of his sandwich, because it was a shame to let good toast and cheese go to waste. ]
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Yeah, or women - though I'm partial to color green in them. Like I told you, I don't discriminate. It's about the good time, not about the parts.
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How what?
[ He finished off his sandwich, licking his lips and pushing the plate away, taking his newly topped off drink and holding it up in thanks. ]
Fair enough. Thanks, for this.
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Everyone needs their outlet. [ Damon's is carnage. Sex. Alcohol. Kirk's is grilled cheese. ]
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Hmm, you mean Stark Trek - the show supposedly based on my life? Or, well, the life of my self in another time-line.
[ Surprise, Damon, he knew. That cherry had gotten popped awhile ago back in Luceti. ]
This is one. Maybe not the most productive, but I wasn't getting anywhere just pacing in my studio, admittedly.
[ And it had been worth the grilled cheese, though sex would be nice too. He liked sex, a lot. It was... there was a lot to it for him. Not relationship wise, but he had reasons. Barring that, a good run, or a long ride on his bike. For now the grilled cheese was doing it. ]
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Pacing. Arguing with whomever picked up your latest tirade. Better for all you stuck with the grilled cheese.
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Hmm, in Luceti they did. It was weird, at first, but most of what they talked about wasn't me. It was the other me, in another time-line, the one Old Spock came from, or split off, whatever you want to call it. I'm to drunk to explain time malfunctions.
[ He waved his hand and tossed back the last of his drink. ]
The company wasn't half bad either.
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[ So, suck it up. ]
Wasn't? I thought I had a couch with your name on it? Leaving me already? It won't take long to clean up and close down. Unless you have somewhere better to be.
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[ He hates time-travel, okay? ]
Oh, you were serious about that? Well, thanks. Yeah. A cab out to the second district would cost a fortune anyways.
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