.03 [Video]

[what_ho_jeeves]

Did some eventful event happen this weekend? This ship looks like the streets of Oxford after a particularly lively Boat Race Night.


((OOC: Guess who misplaced his communicator for a while. Also, LJ has been mostly failing utterly to give me notifs for the whole last week, so if I've dropped tags with Bertie here or Narvin, let me know and I'll pick them back up.))

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[rass-bestie.livejournal.com]

[Ah, Bertie.] Nothing you ought to concern yourself with. Rather dreary for the mess.

[what_ho_jeeves]

I missed no opportunities to witness the traditional game of policeman's helmet stealing, then? The ship's passengers didn't decide to hold a grand fete and leave this poor Wooster out in the cold?

[rass-bestie.livejournal.com]

I'm afraid the only police here don't have helmets. And there were certainly no fetes.

[una_persson]

[Una doesn't quite know whether to laugh or cry.]

Be grateful it's passed you by, Mr Wooster.

[young-idealist.livejournal.com]

It was rather a disaster. How could you miss that? Did you, perhaps, sleep through it?

[jurisfictional.livejournal.com]

[a Wooster? in my Barge?]

It was...interesting. Like everyone else has said, you're better off not worrying about it.

[what_ho_jeeves]

Please, call me Bertie. All my friends do, except when they call me You Nincompoop. [pause] Not that I am one, mind you, but they do sometimes call me that.

[una_persson]

[All right, that's lifting her spirits some, whether he intends to or not.]

Well, Bertie, that strikes me as rather unkind of them. [Even if you did apparently sleepwalk through a mass mind-control incident. God and fools and children and all that, perhaps.]

we're waiting on a narvintag in the Evil Narvin lolfight thread

[darknessb4me]

[Video. He just stares.

Then he shakes his head and it goes off again.]

[what_ho_jeeves]

I did oversleep a tad without Jeeves here to wake me with tea and breakfast. I did not, however, sleep for the whole weekend, no, I was curled up with a few improving books [he found Stephen King novels in the library and spent the weekend scaring himself with literature while MIND CONTROL TAKE OVER was happening outside his door] and a glass or two of whisky and s.

[toldastory]

I didn't realize that Oxford went that nuts when they won.

Hmm, tag should be there? (Unless I put it in the wrong place, which is entirely possible.)

[what_ho_jeeves]

[Bertie sees long white hair and immediately thinks, "Warning: Aunt." Arthas has Bertie scared...for all the wrong reasons.]

(http://community.livejournal.com/lastvoyageslogs/661501.html?thread=20150013#t20150013)

[young-idealist.livejournal.com]

How could not notice?

[vampish_aleera]

I do not know, Sir... It is a mystery to me, but another has spoken of winning things.

Perhaps there was a party?

[what_ho_jeeves]

Not one of the better sorts of interesting then?

[what_ho_jeeves]

Not the whole town. [Thoughtful frown as he adds quietly.] Actually, the townsfolk themselves usually seemed quite pipped at the whole affair. [Then louder.] But for exuberant young gentlemen, Boat Race Night was an important part of the Oxford educational experience. All sorts of important things a fellow can learn, like the special trick of the wrist that is essential for separating a helmet from his policeman.

[jurisfictional.livejournal.com]

Really not, I'm afraid.

[what_ho_jeeves]

If there was it seems to have been a rum one. Everyone's a bit down in the dumps, and not in the pleasantly sozzled the night before way, either.

[vampish_aleera]

'Sozzled'... Is this to do with what she had won?

[what_ho_jeeves]

[puzzled frown]

I don't think so. I don't think one typically wins anything for becoming stewed to the gills beyond a headache the next morning.

[vampish_aleera]

There are stewed fish involved...?

[what_ho_jeeves]

Not usually, although sometimes one hears of particularly experimental drinks especially when the party goers are already full to the back teeth.

[vampish_aleera]

Stewed fish with... Teeth?

[toldastory]

I didn't realize it was essential.