When the family returns home from the rager at Logan & Robert Wilson's new place, they notice immediately that something is ... different.
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| What could it possibly be? | 
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| No, Poppy, your hand has always been at the end of your arm. | 
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| Whoa, whoa - what?! This den floor is looking damned empty. Where the hell is Ms. Chase!? | 
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| Oh, she's just playing chess on the back patio with a haunted chair. As you do. | 
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| I think the chair might be winning. | 
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| Looks like it's time to mosey. Goodbye, Ms. Chase! I don't know how you got stuck to the den, or how you extricated yourself, but we had fun, that's for sure.
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| Parting is such confusing sorrow, it seems. | 
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| I suppose you can stay through graduation, Kayla, just don't go getting any ideas about sticking yourself to anything. And put on some damned clothing.
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| Hrm. Looks like a group is forming. What's going on here? | 
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| Oh I see, it's a meeting of the Peevish and Cranky. Well, where the hell is everyone else? | 
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| Poppy's fishing on a cliff-edge. Can't say I didn't see that one coming. | 
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| Stanley's gone to the gym to contemplate his constipation. | 
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| Wait, Stanley - I see the problem. You've got a bag of coins coming out of your ass. That's where you went wrong. | 
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| The mailman is throwing tantrums, so I'm not sure why he didn't turn up for the meeting. | 
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| Kayla's managed to get something done while wearing clothing, so that's new. | 
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| Ugh, okay. Take your clothes off. I'm not arguing with anyone who can make a notebook disappear with just a glower. | 
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| I was wondering where Frida was. "Near a building" was my first guess, too. | 
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| Ah, she's meeting with King Travis. He's looking pretty snazzy in those high-waters. Other than having some sort of 1950s fashion appreciation meeting, I'm clueless as to why these two are getting together.
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| I think she's imparting wisdom on how King Travis could get his whites whiter. | 
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| I agree. This exchange is freaking hilarious. | 
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| Ordinarily, I'd tell these two to knock it off, but Stanley has good reason to need a little extra comfort today. | 
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| First, Kayla made him talk about cast-iron skillets. | 
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| Then it was his turn to mop up the unexplained puddle. | 
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| After that, he tried to get comfortable, but Suri chased him around the room and made fun of him for not having slippers on. | 
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| Then he couldn't find ANY stars at all. | 
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| Immediately afterward he turned invisible for a few minutes, which made it hard to grimace at anyone. | 
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| And this whole shitty day was capped off by having to take guff from chess table. Hope tomorrow's better for ya, Stanley.
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I Play Sims (part65) 
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4 comments:
Seems to me like Kayla was planning to hit him with a frying pan.
Kayla's not one to be trusted.
Was that a bento box lunch featuring a landscape with a panda next to Kayla's notebook? Because I just love bento boxes but I don't know if I could EAT it.
YES! She got it on a field trip to some restaurant. It was so freaking cute, I had to put it out there. It's just decor, you can't eat it.
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