Dean Winchester (
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Entry tags:
- dead like me: george lass,
- glee: noah "puck" puckerman,
- glee: santana lopez,
- glee: shannon beiste,
- homestuck: john egbert,
- marble hornets: alex kralie,
- mlp: pinkie pie,
- penumbra: philip,
- south park: kyle broflovski,
- supernatural: dean winchester,
- supernatural: sam winchester,
- the mummy: jonathan carnahan
I'll tell you a story of whiskey and mystics and men.
Who: Philip, Dean Winchester, and all the Wonderland residents ever
Where: Fifth floor, Room five
When: RIGHT. NOW.
Rating: PG for suggestive themes and the consumption of alcoholic beverages in the presence of minors.
Summary: Desperate times call for desperate measures. "Desperate measures" meaning ...
The Story:
It is an auspicious night. Your transmitter crackles excitedly, bearing good tidings in the form of Dean Winchester standing proudly in front of a door, Philip LaFresque at his side, expression rather put-upon. Your resident hunter beams.
"Evenin', ladies and gents!"
"Do we have t--"
"Shaddup, Phil. Come one, come al-"
"We've constructed a bar in room five on the fifth floor," Philip interrupts, stepping forward to save the day. "We all know that getting alcohol has never exactly been a problem here, but you also know that everything tastes better when you--"
"Apple-bobbing! Pie-eating contests! Classic rock! Wet t-shirt competition!"
”There is no wet t-shirt competition!”
The feed cuts short in a haze of white noise, but the offer still stands.
[[ ooc note; Both Dean and Philip will be available for separate threads, so you can interact with your friendlyand charming bartenders. Please feel free to use the free space below to interact with anyone else in Wonderland's new roadhouse pub gin joint speakeasy whatever! :D You are not obligated to talk to either of the classy fellows behind the counter. ]]
Where: Fifth floor, Room five
When: RIGHT. NOW.
Rating: PG for suggestive themes and the consumption of alcoholic beverages in the presence of minors.
Summary: Desperate times call for desperate measures. "Desperate measures" meaning ...
The Story:
It is an auspicious night. Your transmitter crackles excitedly, bearing good tidings in the form of Dean Winchester standing proudly in front of a door, Philip LaFresque at his side, expression rather put-upon. Your resident hunter beams.
"Evenin', ladies and gents!"
"Do we have t--"
"Shaddup, Phil. Come one, come al-"
"We've constructed a bar in room five on the fifth floor," Philip interrupts, stepping forward to save the day. "We all know that getting alcohol has never exactly been a problem here, but you also know that everything tastes better when you--"
"Apple-bobbing! Pie-eating contests! Classic rock! Wet t-shirt competition!"
”There is no wet t-shirt competition!”
The feed cuts short in a haze of white noise, but the offer still stands.
[[ ooc note; Both Dean and Philip will be available for separate threads, so you can interact with your friendly
Dial D for DEAN
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Excuse me! I think you made a mistake. I can only find apples in the apple bobbing tank!
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Good thing Dean knows how to handle any and every situation ever. He leans over the bar with a raised eyebrow.]
Yeah, s'where we put 'em. You want some...not...in the tank?
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judgmentallyaround as he enters. ... There are a lot of people here. And, is that a pony?]Wonder whose idea the pie-eating contest was. [ :l ]
Dude, you weren't kidding about this place being... uh, different.
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It ain't a party without pie.
[Dean notes sagely, pushing his sleeves up to his elbows and leaning on the bar.]
And yeah, s'real different, right? We just kinda picked an empty room and bam, we had a bar. 'Course, took a little haggling over how to make it look...
[He's still a big fan of the grungy Roadhouse-type bar.]
...but I guess this kinda venue brings in more people.
[He still shoots Philip a look, since the Brit had a hand in making it "classier."]
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sob
;___;
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So he walks up to the bar.]
Hey.
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[He doesn't want to keep track, and these kids can probably get the stuff from the closets, anyway.]
What's your poison, dude?
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And about the believers and how the whole thing began.
Criminally, he has not obtained an alcoholic beverage of his own.
Alex came here to make some attempt at sociability. So, even though he's doing a fine job of blending into the background in a cloud of party-poopingness, he finally approaches Dean.
"Uh, hey."
DA-DA-DAAAAAAAAAA
Hipsters also drink strange beverage, like IPA, and despite Alex Kralie's dashing hipster looks, Dean is the sort of man to shun Indian Pale Ales as though they were Satan incarnate.
"Hey!"
He offers a crooked grin as he leans across the counter.
"Dude, it's been like, a million years. Where the Hell've you been and what kinda drink can I get ya?"
FIRST THERE WERE WOMEN AND CHILDREN OBEYING THE MOOOOOON
DA DA DAAAAAAAAH
THEN DAYLIGHT BROUGHT WISDOM AND I DIDN'T TAG VERY SOOOOOON
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How is drinking going to get us out of here, exactly? I mean, alcohol has done some great things. Maybe it's better than me."
[Shit, wrong person to rant that at.]
Whatever. But isn't there anything more productive you could be doing? Other than setting up bar and letting people drink their worries away, whether that's good for them or not?
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...At least for the short and awkward moment it takes for Philip's brain to catch up with the fact that obviously he'd understand once he gets older.
Glancing towards Dean for guidance and finding none Philip folds his arms on the counter. ]
If you know something productive that will get us out of here then I'm all ears.
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wow i am so late, sorry!
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She settles in near Phillip and taps the bar. "Scotch, please."
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"Is that on ice or straight up?"
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so tagging in the same year still counts as victory, right?
it is perfectly acceptable
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sorry for making this more difficult for you :T
NOT AT ALL, it's fine! :D
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NAH NAH NAHHH!
This is unacceptable!
So I hope Philip is sitting down, because there's a young man with glasses and without muttonchops leaning awkwardly against a wall in the absolute least conspicuous area of the bar.
Melodramatic opening paragraph aside: a wild Alex appears! What would Philip do?
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Your career as POKEMON TRAINER is getting you nowhere with this young man, so you swiftly see to switching story styles. Given that you are both STUCK in this BAR you might as well take your friend's DRINK ORDER.
Alternatively you could attempt to foretell his beverage of choice by using GYROMANCY, but your sense of balance is dreadful and there are 99 BOTTLES OF BEER ON THE WALL that might break easily.
What will you d--
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He wouldn't have the courage for that.
Sober. ]
You're answering a lot of prayers with this, you know. [ He announces himself as he takes a seat at the bar. ] I'll be praying for a double scotch, if you might oblige.
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So, so sorry. ;; and edit for...actual completion!
DIAL B for BOTH BARMEN
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You guys are adorable.
[She says, deadpan.]
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(John would invite Dave along except Dave might think he can smooth talk his way into getting a drink and it is just that kind of think that gets kids stuck with LECTURES to LISTEN TO and John decides he'd rather just share his bottle with Dave later than stick around for that.)
John tries to blow some air into the barmen's ears as a DISTACTION.
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;___; i am sorry you guuys i suck
Dial S for SHENANIGANS SANS BARMEN
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lovebirdsbartenders to their apparently hazardous job and is off with her drink, minding her own business.Zzzz.]
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He's had several drinks, and he's halfway through another, so he's feeling pretty chill and good about things.]