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paixaorpg2010-08-16 11:06 pm
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Ain't no one putting a sign on my shop! [Active, Open]
Character(s): Cid, and anyone dropping by his shop
Content: Cid takes a dim view of the new signs
Setting: Cid's shop
Time: Afternoon
Warnings: ...Cid
Okay, so he'd gotten mostly used to the place. He'd dealt with the lack of a sky, and all the other damned inconvenience of place. It had been hell doing it, but he'd done it. This, however, was the last straw. He was the one owning the place and it should have been his place to deal with who got to come in.
Needless to say, the offending sign was rendered into as many pieces as had been physically possible. His spear hadn't really been the best suited for the job, but it had been remarkably therapeutic. The broken pieces he'd left sitting under where the sign had been, as a clear indicator of his thoughts on the matter. In it's place stood a simple handwritten sign.
'All are welcome. Come as you are.'
Although he might have made an exception for the mayor, if he showed his face around the place.
Content: Cid takes a dim view of the new signs
Setting: Cid's shop
Time: Afternoon
Warnings: ...Cid
Okay, so he'd gotten mostly used to the place. He'd dealt with the lack of a sky, and all the other damned inconvenience of place. It had been hell doing it, but he'd done it. This, however, was the last straw. He was the one owning the place and it should have been his place to deal with who got to come in.
Needless to say, the offending sign was rendered into as many pieces as had been physically possible. His spear hadn't really been the best suited for the job, but it had been remarkably therapeutic. The broken pieces he'd left sitting under where the sign had been, as a clear indicator of his thoughts on the matter. In it's place stood a simple handwritten sign.
'All are welcome. Come as you are.'
Although he might have made an exception for the mayor, if he showed his face around the place.