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Casey O · 09-17-2015, 11:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Meizzner

Dante did not want to be wearing one of those horrible shirts. He would never want to be seen in public wearing one. Maybe it was a good thing he never bowled before even in the Diagon Alley.But since Moxley wanted them too. He guessed he would have to reluctantly. He would silently complain.Though that leaves the whole problem of partners and Dante not wanting to do that either.

Shrug.

He just didn't.

This was a problem

Not a serious problem but a still a problem.

Ellery was a HUGE fan of the shirts. She liked when there was a uniform because people tended to not look good in uniforms, but Ellery looked good in everything, and she LOVED looking better than people. She even pretended to forget about the squashing of creativity with uniforms.

She scanned the room and saw a familiar squishable man person. She tapped his shoulder with her foot (yes, she was tall and flexible).

"DANTE. We should be partners." She made large, pleading, puppy dog eyes.

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Casey O Fan Club Officer MO & DMT Jobberknoll Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 4,293 Second Year x10	Post 1 Admiratrice des Maraudeurs \| C-Rizzle \| THE Best Snuggler Quote: Originally Posted by Meizzner Dante did not want to be wearing one of those horrible shirts. He would never want to be seen in public wearing one. Maybe it was a good thing he never bowled before even in the Diagon Alley.But since Moxley wanted them too. He guessed he would have to reluctantly. He would silently complain.Though that leaves the whole problem of partners and Dante not wanting to do that either. Shrug. He just didn't. This was a problem Not a serious problem but a still a problem. Ellery was a HUGE fan of the shirts. She liked when there was a uniform because people tended to not look good in uniforms, but Ellery looked good in everything, and she LOVED looking better than people. She even pretended to forget about the squashing of creativity with uniforms. She scanned the room and saw a familiar squishable man person. She tapped his shoulder with her foot (yes, she was tall and flexible). "DANTE. We should be partners." She made large, pleading, puppy dog eyes.