Page 7 of Culture and Curiosities
No.
Smart.
It seemed smart.
However, I was not the only one who found them confusing based on the expressions that were being shown and the waymany in the room avoided the actors or possibly religious observers.
Yes, actors seemed to be the right word, although humans had many words for dramatic individuals who performed curious behaviors that could be religious.
How they decided which to praise and which to condemn was not immediately understandable, unfortunately.
My position beside what might be termed atoy shelfprovided me with a good view and I was able to perform a small spell to isolate conversations without it being overwhelming.
No, I’m pretty sure someone fucked up with the clowns. I don’t know what they were thinking but this can’t be normal even for the locals.
Curious.
Oh wow, he’s hot.
Was someone of extensive temperature? Was that safe?
You need to figure out if this is a birthday, wedding celebration, or birth announcement because they’re two men and I didn’t think we could do that with humans.
Oh.
Could we do that with humans?
Mate or just bad decision hottie?
How were those options for the same person?
Just remember that sentiment when the men at the diner are asking you if you’re Team Pony or Team Binkie.
Finally, someone helpful.
The two men were engaged in a quiet conversation with an excited tone, and continually looked around as if searching for someone or something.
They’re very curious. They didn’t like being told it was none of their business either. They need a more productive hobby than guessing everyone’s kinks. They also don’t hear the word no nearly often enough.
I had to agree with the firm-looking dragon, even though I did not have enough context for much of what he was saying.
His smiling…mate possibly…seemed very pleased with the conversation.
Um. That’s because they weren’t taught to stop with the word no.
No did not stop a conversation?
How was it a complete sentence then?
Do not tell me the town’s busybodies have a safeword. I refuse to hear it.
The frowning dragon may not have wanted to hear it, but I needed more information if a safeword was related to being Team Binkie or what the men in the diner were talking about.
Unfortunately, the rest of their conversation did not define important terms and just added more confusion about safewords and toys for the Team Binkie members. I would have appreciated knowing if I was supposed to be providing toys for Klynn but that wasn’t explained either.
The word for what they were doing seemed to be flirting, but that form of communication was not saturated with expensive information.
No.
