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[treadingdawn]

With all of yesterday behind us, I think it is worth hearing...beauty is something you notice, but charm is something that has noticed you.
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I read it in a book.

Comments

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

Anyone from a former colony. Did you actually live there?

Apparently a good thing.

[fatespoken]

Around two years total, if you glue the months together. And everyone's related, in a sense. I'm sure you know that.

Undoubtedly.

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

Take anyone's ancestry back 700 years and they end up with more direct ancestors than people on the planet. Some of them would have to be British.

[fatespoken]

Which means I get left out in that familial connection. Somewhat, at least.

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

Yeah, because... you're descended from pod people?

[fatespoken]

Because my mother is capable of asexual reproduction.

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

Then you're probably related to some british fish.

[fatespoken]

Or a plant.

Makes almost as much sense as a parent born two thousand years ago.

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

That depends on your definition of sense. Two thousand years stagnation hardly takes you out of the gene pool.

[fatespoken]

It doesn't make mcuh sense for a fish to produce a human.

Even a British fish.

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

Not without amphibian and reptilian stages in between, maybe. On the other hand, what makes sense would logically differ between worlds.

[fatespoken]

Or it might be absurd even in its respective world.

... Were the gills that noticeable?

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

You might want to try a turtleneck.

[fatespoken]

I've always hated those.