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Cassirin · 05-26-2019, 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by PhoenixRising

Not only did Cornish speak sarcasm, but it seemed was also maybe a hippie? Was that the correct wording? Eco-warrioring; honestly. She may as well start with what was first on the list mentioned of trash pickup, although the plimpy catch and release sounded appealing. Pick up the trash and do ... what with it exactly? Burn it? Although that would throw off the ecosystem some more and yet somehow it was awfully tempting. Meandering slowing along the beach, her eyes peeled for some ... easy pieces of trash to pick up, she raised her hand to call attention to herself, "So uh, are there bags or something we're meant to put the trash in?" Sorry if that was dumb. He hadn't said anything about such. Ew. Was that chicken bones? From someone's dinner on the beach or was it a chicken massacre? Who knew really but then again, were there even chickens AT hogwarts??

Walsh was making faces at him, and Cornish pulled a face right back at her. She obviously didn't like something or other than he said, but there were so many options... and he wasn't sorry. "As I indicated previously, these canvas bags here are for picking up trash. Grab one and fill it, and you can leave the full bag behind when class is dismissed."

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Originally Posted by Lissy Longbottom

So they were...picking up trash?

Nettie resisted the urge to roll her eyes in to the back of her head. Conservation was important and all, but did she LOOK like someone who picked up trash? She was a responsible kid and made sure she threw away all her waste in the appropriate place. None of this was HER mess, but she knew not everyone was that respectful. Kids were awful, honestly. There was a reason she didn't talk to like...50% of her year.

Wrinkling her nose, she got her...disgust out quickly and then decided to just get it over with. It WOULD be for the better, just as the professor said, she just didn't like the fact that she had to TOUCH trash in order to do it. Taking her dragonhide gloves out of her bag, just so she had some kind of protection from germs and gross things.

Then she started to scan the shoreline, walking along and picking up the trash as she went. Thankfully, her classmates were a bit cleaner than she had thought. A piece of plastic wrapper here, an old soda bottle there...but really, not THAT bad.

Gladin looked like she needed a new friend. Or at least a partner for trash gathering. "Gladin, Walsh. You both want to pick up trash? Maybe you could work together. Anyone else looking to pick up trash, I suggest you join one of these existing groups to make the work go faster." At least no one had found any injured creatures yet, right?

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Cassirin Legacy!! Manticore Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Nom nom nom Posts: 43,197 Hogwarts RPG Name: Mercer Branxton Ravenclaw Seventh Year x7 x8	Made of Awesome \| Ern-la the Best-wa \| TZ's Apogee Quote: Originally Posted by PhoenixRising Not only did Cornish speak sarcasm, but it seemed was also maybe a hippie? Was that the correct wording? Eco-warrioring; honestly. She may as well start with what was first on the list mentioned of trash pickup, although the plimpy catch and release sounded appealing. Pick up the trash and do ... what with it exactly? Burn it? Although that would throw off the ecosystem some more and yet somehow it was awfully tempting. Meandering slowing along the beach, her eyes peeled for some ... easy pieces of trash to pick up, she raised her hand to call attention to herself, "So uh, are there bags or something we're meant to put the trash in?" Sorry if that was dumb. He hadn't said anything about such. Ew. Was that chicken bones? From someone's dinner on the beach or was it a chicken massacre? Who knew really but then again, were there even chickens AT hogwarts?? Walsh was making faces at him, and Cornish pulled a face right back at her. She obviously didn't like something or other than he said, but there were so many options... and he wasn't sorry. "As I indicated previously, these canvas bags here are for picking up trash. Grab one and fill it, and you can leave the full bag behind when class is dismissed." Quote: Originally Posted by Lissy Longbottom So they were...picking up trash? Nettie resisted the urge to roll her eyes in to the back of her head. Conservation was important and all, but did she LOOK like someone who picked up trash? She was a responsible kid and made sure she threw away all her waste in the appropriate place. None of this was HER mess, but she knew not everyone was that respectful. Kids were awful, honestly. There was a reason she didn't talk to like...50% of her year. Wrinkling her nose, she got her...disgust out quickly and then decided to just get it over with. It WOULD be for the better, just as the professor said, she just didn't like the fact that she had to TOUCH trash in order to do it. Taking her dragonhide gloves out of her bag, just so she had some kind of protection from germs and gross things. Then she started to scan the shoreline, walking along and picking up the trash as she went. Thankfully, her classmates were a bit cleaner than she had thought. A piece of plastic wrapper here, an old soda bottle there...but really, not THAT bad. Gladin looked like she needed a new friend. Or at least a partner for trash gathering. "Gladin, Walsh. You both want to pick up trash? Maybe you could work together. Anyone else looking to pick up trash, I suggest you join one of these existing groups to make the work go faster." At least no one had found any injured creatures yet, right? __________________ ★ Dawn ★ Awakening ★ Spiritual ★ Hopeful ★ Honest