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[paradoxlol]

I can't be the only person here with a wardrobe full of dry-clean only clothing. Considering the laundry room isn't exactly equipped to take care of it, what methods have the rest of you been using?

[Private to Mindy]
We're overdue for a meeting. Level 6 common room, after dinner. NOT OPTIONAL.

[Filtered to Hayley & Capa]
I want you to tell me everything you remember about port. [He figures he doesn't need to specify which port.] In person, preferably.

[Filtered to Miss Parker, added later]
You're on inventory, right?

And congratulations, on graduating. I know it's belated.

[OOC: Like so many, Arthur's going to pretend the flood never happened. That's right, he's not even going to give a cursory "WELL THAT SUCKED." The only indication that he's pissy is the fact that, well, EVERYTHING'S TEXT BECAUSE HE DOESN'T WANT TO TALK TO YOU JERKS. Also, his hideous solicitation post is now retroactively encrypted-- well, Arthur-encrypted. He's probably decent, but not better than any of the tech types here.

ALSO. He's hanging out in the laundry room right now, sitting on a machine that he accidentally overloaded with all of his bedding because it's unclean. Fun Fact: Arthur doesn't actually do his own laundry back home. SO HE IS IGNORANT and has been barely scraping by on the Barge. SO IF YOU WANT TO HANG OUT WITH HIM, SPAM AWAY.

And sorry for the crap post. I have awful writer's block today.]

Comments

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[timesbureaucrat]

[Narvin steps into the laundry room, holding the thoroughly shredded remains of the accountant suit to dump in the rag box. When he sees Arthur, a horrified expression crosses his face and his eyes dart to the door as he considers fleeing. But then he decides that fleeing is acknowledging that something happened, so he smooths his expression into something very consciously blank and with faux casualness he crosses the room to throw the rags in the box.]

[gotgreenmagic.livejournal.com]

[Also playing the 'flood, what flood?' game up in here!]

I've got a couple home dry-cleaning kits. They're not as good as getting it done professionally, but what are you gonna do.

[most_feared]

I would request a personal dry-cleaning kit from the Admiral. Doesn't seem like it should be a problem.

[Private to Slick Arthur]

Do you know anything about the previous riot, and if any protective measures were taken afterwards?

Private

[ourlastbesthope.livejournal.com]

Sure, but...why do you need my part of it?

text; late in the day

[ichoosefight.livejournal.com]

I can honestly say that nothing I own is dry-clean only.

voice

[givemeafight.livejournal.com]

Why the hell do you have a wardrobe full of dry-cleaning?

[Private - Text]

[some-go-mad.livejournal.com]

Cleaning up after the weekend?

[The Master has discovered what his warden used his discretionary income on this weekend. Being the helpful, enlightened sort that he is, he thinks this is hilarious.]

Not sure.. Does the Filter mean private to EACH or filtered to BOTH? Makes a difference in reply.

[everylittlegirl]

Written.

[some-kinda-hero.livejournal.com]

We playing the ignore card with that last one?

Private.

[yourunichase]

I am now. Thanks for the congratulations and as probably one of the few people around here who wears a suit as much as you do? I do it with this home dry cleaning kit.

What can I do for you?