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pipers_son) wrote2016-10-10 01:45 am
pipers_son) wrote2016-10-10 01:45 am
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lostcarnival IC Contact
FREQUENCY: 737.8721
DESCRIPTION: No matter the time, it seems like Joker almost always immediately answers calls directed to his frequency.
DESCRIPTION: No matter the time, it seems like Joker almost always immediately answers calls directed to his frequency.
LOCATION: Mailbox on Door
DESCRIPTION: A metal mailbox with a metal slot at the top and a small door at the side is attached to the front of Joker's trailer with a playing card imprinted on the front. Sliding things under the front of his door is acceptable as well.
DESCRIPTION: A metal mailbox with a metal slot at the top and a small door at the side is attached to the front of Joker's trailer with a playing card imprinted on the front. Sliding things under the front of his door is acceptable as well.
solstice
Here's some new material, in case we ever get stuck in a dungeon again.
Lambert
[ The book is titled Helen the Harmonic Harlot. It's a collection of bawdy drinking songs and ballads (with simple sheet music) that someone has ham-fistedly strung together into a stage-play. The story is narrated from a prostitute who cheerfully solves increasingly improbably problems for other people with music, dumb luck, and her her womanly charms. Eventually, she falls in love and wins herself a nice man with her great bedroom skills, happily retiring from her colorful life. The moral of the story seems to be 'hard work, a sense of humor, and a nice ass pays off.' ]