Writer's Block: Going the distance

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I don't think moving to another city would uproot my entire life. But yeah, I would. I'd move a lot farther than a city, for that matter.

Wow, I don't even remember the last time I did one of these. It was... a long time ago. I haven't even been using his journal very often, which is sort of a shame. I actually got a little concerned because some of the viruses lately have been passing me by, and I wasn't sure if it was just plain luck or because the community was getting ready to forget about me. Seriously, I was freaking out because something strange wasn't happening to me. That's not what I'd call healthy.

I should probably make sure not to bring any of that up at the next psych evaluation.

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[parked]

Really, you're surprised?

There's not a lot I wouldn't uproot for you, you know.

[stripping.livejournal.com]

Don't even remind me about being a woman. Three times.

[parked]

Me too. It's really not so bad.

[stripping.livejournal.com]

...Occasionally things happen that aren't so bad within them, but I'll never like just being a woman.

[parked]

I definitely wouldn't choose it willingly, but at this point if it happens, I'm not going to let it ruin my life.

[stripping.livejournal.com]

I've had worse viruses.

[parked]

Definitely. It's a good starting virus though, I think. You know, getting turned into the opposite gender seems almost like the community's way of saying hello.

[stripping.livejournal.com]

It was my first one, at least. Hard to disbelieve in viruses after being a woman.

[parked]

Pretty much the best way.

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[torchwoodteaboy]

[Oh god Ianto doesn't know what to make of that last comment, it makes him so inexplicably happy and warm inside that he can't quite manage a return thought for a moment]

...oh. ...wow.

[51stcentury]

So. What will you talk about in your next psych eval, then?

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

Good. I would have to chain you to the helm, otherwise.

[parked]

That's really sweet of you. I... think. Actually, that might just be kind of creepy.

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[parked]

Sorry. That's probably a little forward, huh.

[parked]

Probably about the usual things. They usually just ask to make sure the space madness hasn't set in.

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

So who is this hypothetical person that is hypothetically taking you away from the Enterprise? I would hate to have to chain you to the helm. Hypothetically.

[parked]

Who said there was a person at all? Maybe it's just hypothetical.

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

Hypothetically, does Mister Scott know who it is?

[One way or another, he's going to find out...]

[parked]

Hypothetically? Yes.

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

Then hypothetically, I will ask him if you do not tell me.

[parked]

Who would you ask? It's all hypothetical. There's a hypothetical man you can hypothetically ask, but you'd have to deduce who it was first. You're clever, Pavel, but I'm not so sure you're a sleuth.

[soloisms.livejournal.com]

Sorry to say, but I'm going to high tail it out of here before I get a chance to.

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

I just said hypothetically I would ask Mister Scott. Who is not hypothetical. But you said hypothetically he knows who it is.

[parked]

I thought we were talking about a hypothetical Scotty. You can't bring non-hypothetical variables into a hypothetical scenario.

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

Why would I ask a hypothetical Mister Scott? And hypothetically, I can do whatever I wish.