Lincoln Miller (
lincolnmiller) wrote2015-05-29 01:27 pm
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GATHERING AT LINCOLN'S PLACE [OPEN TO ALL]
"No, Park we're not gaming tonight because it's Roosevelt's birthday. Stop calling him that, he is not. He's a hell of a lot smarter than you for starters. And I'm not having this conversation with you, either come to mine and celebrate my best friend's birthday or don't. It's up to you," Lincoln began, groaning as he put the phone down on Park. He could never understand why his friends couldn't all get along together. Park was a... okay, bad example. Lee was awesome but even she and Roosevelt bickered. And his best bro was going to be thirty tomorrow and it was up to Lincoln to throw him the best party ever.
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He really sucked at throwing parties. He had beer, food, music, people were supposed to be coming but he just hated that whole pre-party waiting thing. He wasn't meant to be a social butterfly, he was quite happy being an introspective nerd who had a set of amazing outgoing friends (and girlfriend.) He was quite happy being the wallflower. But he had to suck it up tonight for Roosevelt.
Hearing the bell, he ran to the door and opened it wide before smiling in relief.
"Oh thank god you're here," Lincoln began throwing his arms around the first guest.
OOC: ROOSEVELT IS THIRTY TOMORROW AND LINCOLN IS THROWING HIS BEST BRO FOREVER A PARTY WHICH EVERYONE IS INVITED TO. AND REMEMBER HIS PLACE IS LIKE TWO BEDROOM FLAT AND ALL HOMEMADE AMAZING FURNITURE AND GAMES AND GEEKY THINGS THIS IS NOT A CABOT SHINDIG.
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He really sucked at throwing parties. He had beer, food, music, people were supposed to be coming but he just hated that whole pre-party waiting thing. He wasn't meant to be a social butterfly, he was quite happy being an introspective nerd who had a set of amazing outgoing friends (and girlfriend.) He was quite happy being the wallflower. But he had to suck it up tonight for Roosevelt.
Hearing the bell, he ran to the door and opened it wide before smiling in relief.
"Oh thank god you're here," Lincoln began throwing his arms around the first guest.
OOC: ROOSEVELT IS THIRTY TOMORROW AND LINCOLN IS THROWING HIS BEST BRO FOREVER A PARTY WHICH EVERYONE IS INVITED TO. AND REMEMBER HIS PLACE IS LIKE TWO BEDROOM FLAT AND ALL HOMEMADE AMAZING FURNITURE AND GAMES AND GEEKY THINGS THIS IS NOT A CABOT SHINDIG.
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"That's not exactly what I meant. I meant dip," Lincoln murmured, the top of his ears blushing a pink colour as he tried not to think of the innuendo. He smiled at the pat of his hand and led Audrey into the kitchen area. "It's not nice to tease the host or so I've heard."
Lincoln moved his limited edition Death statue up out of harms way so he could set up the hummus.
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Lincoln let out a soft oof, bending over double as Audrey elbowed him lightly. Exaggerating a little, he staggered into the sideboard and pretended to fall heavily to the floor. Grinning up at Audrey from his prone position, he laughed at his own ridiculous and goofy, dorky nature.
“I have post it notes, remind me to get you to doodle something tonight.” Lincoln said, pretending to rub his ribs as if seriously wounded by Audrey’s tiny little elbow. “What about fiddly little pieces of music? Are you good with those?”
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"And I am excellent at fiddly pieces of music."
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Lincoln pretend winced as Audrey patted his arm. Smiling like a goofy dork at him, he took a while to get back up off the floor.
"Then I am going to have to get you to play one of those excellent fiddly pieces of music, in a venue that is not a fire hazard. Which technically mine might be, I might have to go check the numbers..." Lincoln said only half kidding.
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"You're not really that strict. But...I did bring my ukulele in that bag there, if you want."
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"Oh, I don't know... I could be very dominating, if I wanted to be." Lincoln said, realising how that sounded with a blush. "And I would love to hear you play."
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"Any requests?"
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"Not the Rains of Castamere, I don't want to red wedding this party. Whatever you feel like playing, I will be happy to listen to anything." Lincoln replied cheerily.
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