Damn that Rory O'Hare

[Anon.]

He threw a glass of water in my face yesterday evening, the bar steward.

[KayBee]

[s]Anon. wrote on 05:49, 5th May 2003:
He threw a glass of water in my face yesterday evening, the bar steward.


why?

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[Leticia]

And will there be retaliation?

[rubbermuffin]

Rory was behind the bar? You mean he was actually doing some work?

[hr]'I said I'd enjoyed talking to them a lot, too. I meant it, too. I'd have enjoyed it even more though, I think, if I hadn't been sort of afraid, the whole time I was talking to them, that they'd all of a sudden try to find out if I was a Catholic.'

[Anon.]

Goodness, no - I said "bar steward" euphemistically, meaning child-of-unmarried-parents.

And sorry for starting this thread - I was still drunk.

[Yeats]

[s]Anon. wrote on 12:29, 5th May 2003:
Goodness, no - I said "bar steward" euphemistically, meaning child-of-unmarried-parents.

And sorry for starting this thread - I was still drunk.



Donald you were throwing stuff at him first. That's why he threw water in your face (though most ended up over Eliot)

[Anon.]

What!? He started the whole beermat/ice-throwing thing at the beginning of the dinner. All I had thrown at him was a slice of lemon and a single ice-cube.

I'm the injured party!

[Thackary]

But solid water is much more likely to hurt someone than liquid water...

[Kizzy]

...and a goodly quantity of said solid water landed in my food, which was a surprise, as i had no idea what was going on!

[John Stewart]

Well, regardless of the festivities, I carried on drinking...

[Kizzy]

...for a change....

[John Stewart]

Now what exactly is that supposed to mean, coming from a nice innocent girl like you???

[Al]

[s]Thackary wrote on 14:07, 5th May 2003:
But solid water is much more likely to hurt someone than liquid water...


Not if the one being liquid-fied is a vampire and the "liquid water" (the best sort, I find) is liquid holy water. That would cause all manner of pain and burning. Whereas the "solid water" (or "holy ice") would cause minimal discomfort due to its lack of time in contact with the skin.

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