Dorian Carver (
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outofshadows2014-01-14 10:50 am
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The TOS Phone Hell Meme

#1: Texts From Last Night
#2: Damn you, Autocorrect
#3: Recipient Misfire
#4: Mix & Match
#5: Wildcard
Option One:
Texts From Last Night
You know the drill: RNG, or pick one that tickles your fancy. Post blank and let others text you about their night, or send out a mass text for anyone to reply to by posting a TFLN when you tag the post.
Option Two:
Damn You Autocorrect
We've all done it. Either sit and wait for other people's mistakes to come to you with a blank tag, or take the bull by the horns and make the first move mistake by posting an autocorrect error when you tag the post.
Option Three:
Recipient Misfire
It's just so easy to hit the wrong name in your phone, isn't it? Embarrassment city! ...But is that better or worse than manually inputting the number incorrectly and texting a complete stranger by mistake?
Option Four:
Mix & Match!
Let autocorrect fuck up the TFLN you're sending to the wrong person. Go nuts!
Option Five:
Do Whatever The Fuck You Want
You know what, if none of these ideas are good enough for you, your ass can come up with something else. I don't even care.
[I stole this shit from Bakerstreet; Pretend the communicator somehow does text. I dont know.]
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That would explain it.
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After a long pause
I think there may be some confusion here.
1/???
2/???
3/???
4/4 done okay
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I may be mistaken, but I'm rather sure you sent me a message about oral sex.]
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And typically not the first thing one suggests doing.]
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You're right, I need a drink for this.
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Moving to action!
[Maybe it isn't the wisest of decisions, but if nothing else, Maria is clearly intoxicated enough that leaving her to her own devices would be a worse decision. It isn't so great a trip to her room, and despite his hesitation, what man denies a beautiful young woman his company if it's requested?
He's at her door shortly.]
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When she sees him she ducks halfway behind her side of the door, where her fingers wrap around the edge, a smile teasing along her mouth -- her cheeks are rosy from the alcohol and she's decidedly more free in her movements and expressions from it. a schoolgirl, again. ]
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Ms. Carbonell.
[Though he supposes they're on a first name basis, all things considered.]
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[This is unsteady ground. She's been drinking and she isn't entirely herself...but he can't help but note how lovely she looks, in her robe and with her hair unbound.]
You implied my company would be welcome, after all.
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[ But she steps aside and opens the door for him. Aside from the robe, which she hasn't tied closed, she's only in a thin baby blue nightgown with a cut low enough to show the iron-forged cross necklace she always wears; the ends of it and the robe flutter around her ankles as she moves. ]
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[He enters with another clearing of his throat, trying not let his eyes linger. He's only a man, after all, and Maria's sleepwear is a good deal more revealing than what he's used to seeing her wear.]
Something about a drink?
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[ She waves a self-manicured hand over to the low-risen table before the sofa she's set up at; there, an empty wineglass sits on one corner and another with a stained rim from repeated use is on the opposite. Between them is the wine: red, an old year, expensive. A taste developed from years past.
Once the door shuts behind her she sort of just falls back against it, effectively shutting him in with her, unstable on her feet, and she twists a curl of hair around her finger while watching him. ]
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