Monday, December 10, 2007

Social programming is weird.

So, on Friday, Star was feeling sick and I was tired of people, so I kicked out of Friday gaming to spend some time with just her.

I had a pot of lamb stock boiling on the stove from earlier in the week, so thought 'I can make scotch broth, and bring over some soda bread'. Star was enthused about this idea.

Then on the way home from work, while mentally going over ingredients in my head (need buns for the Friday gamers I'm skipping out on, need celery for the scotch broth) my brain freaked out.

"Crap! I can't make Star scotch broth and soda bread! I made scotch broth and soda bread for Raven on Tuesday! If I do this, bad things will happen!"

And then I sort of drove for a while wondering where the hell that came from. It's patently nonsense. And then it clicked. I had a Jack Tripper moment. Because in Three's Company, and other 'romantic' sitcoms of that ilk, when the guy makes plans with two girls, it always ends badly. Every stupid time.

So I made scotch broth and brought soda bread for Star and we cuddled and watched a movie and RP'ed a bit, and nothing bad happened.

Unless you count what our characters have planned for one of the NPC's...

James

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Monday, December 10, 2007

Social programming is weird.

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