::closing door::
We’ll just catch up with you all later 
Hmmm, I have a dried out Sharpie. Not any really nice, paper. Oh wait, here’s some photoquality. Will that do?
And if you hear any odd noises coming from this booth… well, umm… carry on!
::grabs photoquality paper as Myrr whisks her into booth::
::in a muffled, panting voice:: Thanks, rob!!
Oooh, now we’ve got drawing supplies too; this oughta be interesting :eek:
Now then, Audrey my dear 
I won’t devote even an iota of attention on art supplies that could be better spent on you, sweetie!
Oh, Braves lost. 
Cheer me up, baby!
::“cheering Audrey up”::
(BTW: who were they playing? St Louis?)
Rob opens door to booth
Pardon Audrey? Oh good lord in heaven!!! That’s photoquality, it’s expensive, it’s, it’s… Well, I guess that is a pretty good use for it. Ummm, I’ll see you later.
Rob leaves quickly
:
: What was I bumming about now? Hmmmmm? Oh, Braves… the Boston Braves… no, the Milwaukee Braves… Mmmmmmmmm, Myrr, that feels nice! No, Atlanta, yeah. Okay, I remember now…
They played the Reds. A lot of late-inning mistakes- Chipper made a boo-boo on his throw to first, and then a bad call by the ump on Brian Jordan’s foul ball catch. The ump said Jordan had captured it off the wall, but replay showed he caught it and then slammed into the wall. Chipper’s bad throw took a funky hop on the turf and nearly jammed up Wally Joyner’s nose. It went to ten innings, and Rocker lost it after Jack McKeon bitched about something. ::sigh:: The only good that came out of it is that Mark Wohlers had a good inning. I’m glad to see he’s back in the majors. It was good to see Michael Tucker again, too.
OTOH, Houston was leading the Mets, last time I heard. Yay! The only time I’ll ever be an Astros fan…
DRY, the Dodgers will be in Atlanta this weekend! Lookin’ forward to seeing Kevin “Doo-doo” Brown!
**Scotti{/b] said:
Why yes, I am!
Okay, that’s a lie. Only a quarter. I’m half German, but the 20th century made admitting to that kinda embarassing. My grandmother, nee Jennings, (paternal, since that WON’T give anybody a key to my credit rating) raised my father to be a regular Irish-American Prince, though, so he grew up thinking of himself as Irish and raised us the same way. Claiming to be Irish has served me well at some of the places I’ve worked, where all of management was, too.
I descend from nationalities that have in common stodgy sourpussness (German, Lace-Curtain Irish, Bohemian, Norwegian) so I have a strong streak of that, but I can switch on the Blarney if I want to. Mostly in writing. I get tongue-tied too easily, especially in the presence of a woman as beautiful as you.
Dammit, there I go again. I swear, this thread is going to end up cited in my divorce.
Oopsie. How could I forget to say hello to my favorite NY-accent boy? ChrisP, thank you for flirting at my birthday thread! How YOU doin’?
Mmmmm, let’s see about getting you to forget that last inning there, shall we?
Mmmmmmm… wish every day was my birthday!
Well, there’s always unbirthday parties…
Goodie! BTW, I plan on returning the favor for your birthday… when is it?
Well, it was about a week ago…
On the other hand, I between the two of us, we have 528 unbirthdays, all deserving of “celebration”
A week ago? Oh no! Sweetie, if I had known… Happy belated birthday to you! {{Myrr}} ::kisses Myrr on cheek::
528 unbirthday days, huh? You know, they say practice makes perfect… ::
Audrey dear, I appreciate the kiss, but you didn’t miss my birthday at all, as evidenced here. In fact, I believe you asked what to bring to the party. Well I think the answer to * that * was pretty obvious; after all, you did show up 
Now then, it seems to me that it’s both our unbirthdays right now…
Oh my, I did! Yay! And you got a kiss out of me anyway! (Whoa, that rhymes.) I guess that’s your present, in addition to my presence at your party.
Stop this rhyming now, I mean it…
You know, I think I like this time of year
Now what say we go do something about all those smilies before we get nuked for it?
Ehh, I can think of better ways to spend that time