The apartment doesn't have a name yet....

[theshortestbird]

Who: Tim Drake, Blaine Anderson, Cass Cain, Conner Kent, Tavi, and everyone else who was invited by them! We don't have a cool apartment name, yet.
When: Friday, March 23rd, starting at 7:00pm.
Where: The apartment in Sector 10.
Summary: It's a "Breaking Down The Walls" party!
Warnings: Will update as needed.

Tim had woken up a few days ago and realized that they didn't have enough room for everyone. Cass had her room, and Tim had a room, but everyone else was sleeping on a cot or on the couch, and that just wasn't right. Both Blaine and Tavi deserved their own rooms, and so did Conner, now that he was here; it was actually his arrival that spurred on the need that Tim had to get everyone a room. His friends deserved more then a couch.

While they had been squatting in the apartment, in the beginning, by this point Tim had been paying for the apartment and everything else that was needed in it. And while he had made a deal with the man in charge of the warehouse down in sector 11, he had used his money to buy up the apartments on either side of their own. So, when he went and asked the owner if it would be okay to enlarge their apartment, and the owner didn't care, as long as they paid for everything... well. That meant it was time to have some fun.

So, while Conner could punch through walls if he wanted to, Tim bought up mallets and hammers for everyone else. They were going to have a party and break down some walls.

[ooc: Action tagging is a go! Eat, drink, and knock those walls down!]

Comments

[mediumdrip]

[Blaine chuckles and then teases] If you're okay with me telling you about all of the actors I think are dreamy?

[theshortestbird]

...Ye...s...? [Grins.] No, seriously, if you want. That's what everyone does, right? Just as long as I can tease you about them when you're done.

[mediumdrip]

No, that's okay. People like Cary Grant are long gone, anyway.

[theshortestbird]

I wasn't actually expecting that one? I love Cary Grant. I love Carole Lombard, I think she's gorgeous.

[mediumdrip]

Not just gorgeous, though, funny too.

[theshortestbird]

Really funny! I don't think I've ever seen an actor or actress now that makes me laugh as much as the old ones do.

[mediumdrip]

I like Tina Fey. She can be pretty funny.

[theshortestbird]

She's okay, sometimes. It depends on the context, which I think is what a lot of humor needs to be considerate of.

[mediumdrip]

Okay, that's a good point. We'll just have to encourage the funny girls we know to become movie stars.

[theshortestbird]

...That's tough. I don't know if I know too many funny girls.

[mediumdrip]

Most girls I know are in New Directions.

[theshortestbird]

Are they funny?

[mediumdrip]

Sometimes.

[theshortestbird]

[Snickers.] Do you tell them that?

[mediumdrip]

Oh no. I'd never tell a girl she's nothing but beautiful, funny and smart. [teasing, yes.]

[theshortestbird]

Such a ladykiller, what went wrong in all that wiring?

[mediumdrip]

Um, boys are hotter? [oh so teasing]

[theshortestbird]

[Tim snorted.] Some boys, sure, but I wouldn't make a general blanket statement on that one.

[mediumdrip]

No, I'm pretty sure I like boys better, in a general blanket way.

[theshortestbird]

Okay, okay, I'll concede to that point. You like boys. Fairly straightforward. Do you have a t-shirt with that printed on it? Not that you need one, but... [Trails off with a smirk, absolutely and completely teasing.]

[mediumdrip]

I bet you I could get one. [laughing, because he probably would never actually wear anything like that.]

[theshortestbird]

Probably? I think they have some of those for girls, though. Or online. [Snickers.]

[mediumdrip]

Not just for girls. I'm thinking of pride t-shirts. It would have all kinds of rainbows on it.

[theshortestbird]

Do they have things like pride parades, here?

[mediumdrip]

I don't know. Everyone seems pretty accepting of that kind of thing.