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ArianaBlack · 09-06-2020, 02:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Felixir

Nem hadn't waited very long at all to make this particular stop. There was no need, and deliveries needed to be made. After getting some idea of the Noodle Man's usual office hours from Ezra, Nem had put aside some time to stop by.

And here they were now, in the shirt, trousers, boots, and silver-green tie that made up most of their uniform, sleeves pushed up to the elbow, and carrying an irregularly shaped package under one arm that had been efficiently wrapped in brown paper and parcel tape. Nothing too bulky or heavy, but a curious accessory all the same.

Stopping outside the office, Nem knocked sharply on the door - shave-and-a hair-cut - and stood by, ready for Schmoe Time.

Have you ever seen a cat play with a ball of yarn? Their vision system functions around motion and combined with the visual stimulation, it makes all the sense in the world that they'd find an endless source of fun in yarn balls.

Have you ever seen a professor play with a ball of yarn? This one is far less likely. Should you stumble upon a professor playing with a ball of yarn, the first question you may want to ask is 'are they okay?', only to follow-up with the more important question of WHY???? There was a very simple explanation as to why Finneas Schmoe was currently trapped in a maze of yarn. It had little to do with visual stimulation and sensitivity to motion, but everything to do with one tangle leading to another tangle... And then suddenly finding oneself trapped in a large cat's cradle sort of ... situation.

It was in this current state that he heard the knock on his door, and fortunately the door was not locked today. "Err... Come in!" Bernadette had seen him in worse predicaments.

09-06-2020, 02:20 AM	#3 (permalink)
ArianaBlack Ashwinder Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: #47a59c Posts: 13,755 Hogwarts RPG Name: Asena Kaplan Hufflepuff Fourth Year x10 x1	doesn't proofread tweets \| #wrongaboutcereal \| #siriusly? \| emo to the extremo Quote: Originally Posted by Felixir Nem hadn't waited very long at all to make this particular stop. There was no need, and deliveries needed to be made. After getting some idea of the Noodle Man's usual office hours from Ezra, Nem had put aside some time to stop by. And here they were now, in the shirt, trousers, boots, and silver-green tie that made up most of their uniform, sleeves pushed up to the elbow, and carrying an irregularly shaped package under one arm that had been efficiently wrapped in brown paper and parcel tape. Nothing too bulky or heavy, but a curious accessory all the same. Stopping outside the office, Nem knocked sharply on the door - shave-and-a hair-cut - and stood by, ready for Schmoe Time. Have you ever seen a cat play with a ball of yarn? Their vision system functions around motion and combined with the visual stimulation, it makes all the sense in the world that they'd find an endless source of fun in yarn balls. Have you ever seen a professor play with a ball of yarn? This one is far less likely. Should you stumble upon a professor playing with a ball of yarn, the first question you may want to ask is 'are they okay?', only to follow-up with the more important question of WHY???? There was a very simple explanation as to why Finneas Schmoe was currently trapped in a maze of yarn. It had little to do with visual stimulation and sensitivity to motion, but everything to do with one tangle leading to another tangle... And then suddenly finding oneself trapped in a large cat's cradle sort of ... situation. It was in this current state that he heard the knock on his door, and fortunately the door was not locked today. "Err... Come in!" Bernadette had seen him in worse predicaments. __________________