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porcelainpride) wrote in
cape_kore2012-10-17 11:30 pm
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[One thing can be said for Kurt -- even if he tends a little towards the dainty side, when the chips are down he doesn't mind getting dirty. His beloved yellow jacket has been safely stowed away, and the rest of his clothes are significantly grimier than they were when he arrived.
But he looks as chipper as can be expected -- mostly since he's found his way to the diner and is currently blissful over the fact that, while there isn't a Kitchenaid to be found, at least the stove isn't wood-burning.]
First person to bring me some sort of seafood so I can get this paella off the ground gets to pick dessert.
But he looks as chipper as can be expected -- mostly since he's found his way to the diner and is currently blissful over the fact that, while there isn't a Kitchenaid to be found, at least the stove isn't wood-burning.]
First person to bring me some sort of seafood so I can get this paella off the ground gets to pick dessert.

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Now, the question is, can you get food out of the ocean and onto a table, because I don't really do "fishing" or "hunting" or "ocean".
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[He grins.]
Have you checked the fridge, though? There was food in mine. Nothing fancy, but it's better than anything I've had in fucking years.
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There's enough to make pain au chocolat though, and for that I'm grateful.
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Catching a fish in the ocean with your bare hands can't be that hard, right?
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I'd settle for some lobster and shellfish, really. They're a little easier to catch.
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If I drown, please get someone cute to give me CPR.
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I'm Kurt, by the way.
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Oh, and eating. Eating is always good.
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Um. I can help you with the last one, but I'm afraid you're on your own for the rest.
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I'll let you know if I catch anything. Or, you know, if I drown.
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