boot is
12 years ago
upside down.
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Snailquake wonders
12 years ago
if D is for (upside) Down.
boot has
12 years ago
not thought to do that. D was in a state of disrepair. Perhaps it punched a whole through the floor and she ended up somehow..?
Snailquake has
12 years ago
had that happen so many times...
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boot says
12 years ago
woah trippy. I wonder if I'd come through your ceiling (or thereabouts).
Snailquake hopes
12 years ago
that, if you do, you watch out for the cobwebs. Some of them are so old they are listed.
boot wishes
12 years ago
to see some heritage listed cobwebs.
boot has
12 years ago
started jumping up and down on the floor.
Snailquake will
12 years ago
warn bunty to get out of the way if dust starts falling from the ceiling.
bunty says
12 years ago
more than usual, you mean?
boot thinks
12 years ago
a boot might be bigger than the usual ceiling critter.
Snailquake feels
12 years ago
boots are, in general, bigger.
boot thinks
12 years ago
, indeed, teeny boots would be silly.
Snailquake says
12 years ago
except on a centipede.
boot says
12 years ago
ah, but then they would be centiboots. That sounds awesome. Centibooties?
Snailquake is
12 years ago
imagining the clatter of centiboots across the ceiling at night.
boot thinks
12 years ago
centiboots might be a bit more brrrrrr than clunkity-clunkn.
Snailquake thinks
12 years ago
it might depend on how much the centipede has had to drink.
boot is
12 years ago
contemplating the effects of a drunken booted centipede on your ceiling.
Snailquake thinks
12 years ago
it would involve a lot of clattering about, you see.
boot asks
12 years ago
what it is they're doing up there? Having a party?
Snailquake thinks
12 years ago
trying to find the light switch in the dark.
boot was
12 years ago
under the impression they would be candle-bearers.
Snailquake says
12 years ago
the ones that go brrrrrr are the ones to be trusted with that sort of thing.
boot feels
12 years ago
pretty sure she has brrrrrr candle-bearer booted caterpillars in her ceiling. Maybe it's seasonal though?
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