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[network] @captaininvincible; public survey; Evening 64 [open] [language warning]
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[This post appears on the network with no preamble and no context. Well, the context isn't terribly hard to figure out, especially for anyone who's already dealt with Nathan since his arrival two mornings past. Seems like this guy just really likes to find reasons to listen to himself talk.]
What would you consider better to use as a lubricant:
A: Soap
or
B: Gel
I'm leaning toward the gel on account of its soothing aloe vera ingredients. But they do say that cleanliness and close to godliness, so one can't rule out the soap. Thoughts? Opinions? I'm asking for a friend.
[A hesitation, and then he decides to ask another question.]
While we're at it, any MacGyver enthusiasts out there with suggestions for the best way to turn baby clothes into something actually useful to keep warm with? I was thinking some sort of cap, but this really isn't cutting it.
[This post appears on the network with no preamble and no context. Well, the context isn't terribly hard to figure out, especially for anyone who's already dealt with Nathan since his arrival two mornings past. Seems like this guy just really likes to find reasons to listen to himself talk.]
What would you consider better to use as a lubricant:
A: Soap
or
B: Gel
I'm leaning toward the gel on account of its soothing aloe vera ingredients. But they do say that cleanliness and close to godliness, so one can't rule out the soap. Thoughts? Opinions? I'm asking for a friend.
[A hesitation, and then he decides to ask another question.]
While we're at it, any MacGyver enthusiasts out there with suggestions for the best way to turn baby clothes into something actually useful to keep warm with? I was thinking some sort of cap, but this really isn't cutting it.
@JPHawkins, audio
[ WAIT NO he's not talking about machine oil ABORT ABORT ABORT. ]
- Wait, nevermind. How big are the baby clothes?
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Why? Are you embarrassed? It's all a part of nature. Us humans have urges just like the rest of the animal kingdom, you know.
[But, yes, the actual important question. You know, if you could actually compare the two of them.]
Not very. Right about newborn size, I'd say. Maybe...eeeeeeeh I'd say about the size of a three to five month old.
[Dear God, maybe he'll need to use that soap to scrub his brain clean. He doesn't want to know even that much about babies. They're so...fragile. If the time he stole that baby was the last time he ever held one, it would be too soon.]
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[ Why yes, Jim is embarrassed, and sounds it judging by the slight squeak in his voice. Moving on, Nathan. ]
Tie the arms together and make a scarf, maybe. I found a sewing kit in one of the houses but it'd take forever to make a hat.
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[Oh, no. That baby does get quite the workout. But...speaking of babies. Knocking one out right next to a baby's crib really does make for a fantastic mood killer. Especially considering he keeps swearing he hears some kid calling for help somewhere down below where he can't get through the ruins. Place is already getting to him. He'll take that topic change now.]
A scarf...hey, yeah! Good one, kid.
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@zd; text
1. WAY TOO MUCH INFO. There are kids here.
2. Neither. Both of those can irritate sensitive skin.
3. Not really the place to be thinking about that stuff, man. Seriously???
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[Shaking his head. Honestly. The implications that weren't even there!]
Your second point: actually a useful answer, congratulations! You get a gold star. But I think you missed the part about the aloe vera.
[But he is definitely side-eyeing it. Did he forget what aloe vera actually does? Very likely. He's not his mother.]
And thirdly: it's never not the place to be thinking about it! Or have you been here so long your balls have frozen off and you don't have the urge anymore?
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Isn't that for treating burns and softening skin, not preventing them?
Not answering that. It's none of your business.
[He really doesn't want another Dr. Grinch Hotstud incident.]
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text; @JPHawkins /threadjacks gently into the night
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action and text combined to form voltron
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@CaptSteveRogers; audio; no Steve don't feed the troll—aww, dammit
Really? ...There are kids here.
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Are you censoring me, Cap? I thought you Americans were all about freedom of speech.
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@Summoner | Video
Why do you need lubricant? Have you found something that needs fixed? If so, gel, since soap likes to dry out.
[ So, totally missed the "cleanliness is next to godliness" meaning. ]
As for baby clothes... How many do you have? And what size?
[ She has a few ideas. ]
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In a manner of speaking, yeah.
[It's true, kind of.]
Just a onesie. Small, think infant.
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[ She's such an innocent at times... ]
An infant? Sound like it might be big enough to cut in half and put over your feet, or even your hands.
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Audio, @Griever
Anyway, of the two options, soap is the worst one.
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[Hey at least he's trying to find something to keep from chafing. That's a step in the right direction. Er, well, the right-but-mostly-inappropriate direction.]
Maybe if you people spent more energy chilling the fuck out [hahahaha] you wouldn't be so strung out.
[Seriously. He's not saying everyone should get lazy and stop looking for a way out, but at least try to minimize stress by doing yourself a few favors here and there.]
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[Here he always keeps his clothes on, man, unless he really really has to because... you know, everyone here is still drinking and eating. At least he doesn't seem too shocked or disturbed about the current topic]
I will eventually consider it when I return home.
[Man, he preferes to keep his clothes on, being warm is better than having... fun with yourself.]
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audio; @fullmetal
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[And, hey, someone else just suggested petroleum jelly! What a coincidence!]
Yeah, I'll take some of that. Don't have much shit to trade with yet, though. What should I keep an eye out for?
[Say what you will about Nathan, but he only steals from unsuspecting vending machines and unoccupied buildings. You know, places where he can get away with it. He's not going to expect a free ride. Nothing's ever free. That's what he learned when he stole that pick 'n mix and ended up in that community center hellhole to begin with. You live, you learn. Sometimes.]
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[ he can't take supplies from anyone else, especially since Nathan is so new, he just wants to help more than anything. he needs the petroleum jelly, too, but he can go without, or ration what he has between them. team work! ]
Well, unless you find something for like... musical instruments? I have a friend who is looking for guitar strings. Not that we'll find them here, but.
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not here
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@dissect; text
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[It sounds perfect.]
You can find that shit here? Sign me up! Thanks for lookin' out, man.
[At least some people here are reasonable and not totally impolite!]
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audio ; @lovesya | late, but if that's ok-!
[Short and to the point as the reply may be (for once), it's delivered with all the compassion and certainty of a man with way too much experience in experimentation gone horribly wrong.]
Soap hurts.
[He's looking out for you, friend.
Of course, depending on the gel, it might still hurt. But sometimes you gotta pick your poison, and he definitely considers this one of those times.]
absolutely fine! C:
[Nathan sounds one part amused, one part mocking, and the rest of the parts all excited.]
Trial and error really does pay off. You make the errors, and I get the payoff! [He laughs, totally enamored of himself. He's such a funny, funny person.] Thanks man, glad to know what really does and doesn't work. Sorry for the soap burns.
Great!
Well, you know, you gotta take the bad with the good. Would do some good for you to get some actual experience too, kiddo. Doing it is better than hearing about it. Promise.
[He'd offer a totally genuinely friendly smile to go with that piece of advice, if he wasn't using audio.]
And hey, thanks for the concern, but it wasn't the soap itself that hurt.
[... As much as it was the lady he was with at the time beating the living crap outta him for having suggested soap in the first place. But. Details.]
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