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Montell Jordan Wrote A Song About This Log
Who: Anyone currently living on or welcome at the Justice Farm!
Where: Albert Rosenfield's Justice Farm of SCIENCE!! in Saffron City
When: Anytime in the month of March
Summary: A compilation of all those one-off threads, logs, and other general social interactions that don't warrant their own individual post and yet promise to be too much fun to outright handwave, either.
Rating: May vary! But assume PG unless noted otherwise.
Log:

☆ YOU ARE HERE ☆
(IT LOOKS LIKE THIS.)
Set phasers to "shenanigans", captain.
Where: Albert Rosenfield's Justice Farm of SCIENCE!! in Saffron City
When: Anytime in the month of March
Summary: A compilation of all those one-off threads, logs, and other general social interactions that don't warrant their own individual post and yet promise to be too much fun to outright handwave, either.
Rating: May vary! But assume PG unless noted otherwise.
Log:

☆ YOU ARE HERE ☆
(IT LOOKS LIKE THIS.)
Set phasers to "shenanigans", captain.
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WHATEVER. He finally makes it into the kitchen, where he starts searching for something bigger than a glass to fill. Albert's next direction is a bit garbled, thanks to the walls now between them, so what happens is an awful lot like what happens when Gordon is around.
All the noise Harry's making isn't helping, either.]
DID YOU SAY CRACKERS?
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[True to form, the yell is vaguely muffled, and makes it difficult to make out what precisely Albert is even articulating here—
...and then waddling through the kitchen comes a small blue duck, which pauses to look disdainfully at Harry at the sink for a minute or two before proceeding on his way toward the lab.]
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Harry pauses in his search at the sound of duck feet padding across the floor and blinks at Quackers.
r u d e
Anyway, something shiny and red catches his eye as soon as he opens the cabinet below the sink. A FIRE EXTINGUISHER. The day is saved. Scrappy and Sweep probably won't be pleased, though, as Harry shoos them out of the way and sprays the carpet with foam.
Meanwhile, Madison is two seconds away from freaking out.]
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Meanwhile, Quackers has made it in to Albert by now, who picks him up unceremoniously like a little blue feathered squirt gun and proceeds to stick him over the top of the glass, giving him a squeeze until he starts erupting with water.
...Sorry, Madison.]
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[Harry's cut off by the sound of a not-so-happy howl.
WHAT IS ALBERT DOING TO HARRY'S POOR PUPPY?
Fire extinguisher still in hand (and hallway fire safely out), he jumps into the lab and —
And sprays Albert.]
Hey! Cut that out!
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[It's in his haste to get out of the way that he ends up turning Quackers, still merrily jettisoning water, in Harry's direction as he retreats.
Sorry, Harry.]
You can't spray her with that, you dolt!
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Harry stands there, gets soaked, and deadpans.]
I wasn't trying to spray her. I was aiming for you! What are you doing, traumatizing the hiccups out of her?
[Again, on cue, the drenched puppy in the shower starts whining.
This isn't fun. :c ]
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[...Albert may or may not be continuing to apply real world logic to Johto here, whoops.]
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[It's at this point that Harry sets the fire extinguisher down, tries valiantly to not make an "ew, wet socks" face, and pushes past Albert to retrieve Madison from the shower.
The good news is, she's not hiccuping anymore!
...but the bad news is she's really mad at Albert and starts growling immediately.]
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[It's cool, Maddy, he'll glare you down with the best of them.]
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[He crouches down, pats Madison's soggy head.]
It's okay, girl. [Then, to Albert — only half-sarcastically, mind:] Nice work, doc.
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[He says, holding out...the duck...? ALBERT, DAMMIT, IT'S NOT A HAIR DRYER.]
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That's weird.]
I think we'll stick to a towel.