http://fudgingkillyou.livejournal.com/ ([identity profile] fudgingkillyou.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] taxonomites2009-06-23 01:31 pm

013: [Location: Central, Kaylee's Ranch // Visual] Come Sail Away

In the middle of the Central district, on the edge of Kaylee Frye's Ranch, is a familiar '67 Chevy Impala. And sitting on the hood of that familiar '67 Chevy Impala is a familiar face, relaxing and basking in the sun. The admittedly fake sun, but hell, Dean's not complaining. He's got a cooler full of various alcoholic beverages sitting on the ground next to his car, a basket of fruit sitting next to him on the hood, and the casette he's got playing in his car's set to various classic rock songs.

All in all, a perfect setting for hanging out.

His tablet's switched on to visual without his realizing, so people watching will be able to see part of his face, the beer bottle in his hand, and the open sky above him. Occasionally he sings along with the song in the background, though it's usually low and under his breath. He's not exactly craving company, but hell, he wouldn't mind it.

[any and all are welcome. C'mon. Even if you don't know him!]

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[identity profile] fourthbongload.livejournal.com 2009-06-24 04:58 am (UTC)(link)
It would've been easy to say 'do you even need to ask?' in response given the average state of things. Luckily for Andy, he had yet to be mauled, maimed, or hit with amnesia. Avoiding all the crap this place threw around wasn't as hard as he expected it to be. "Hey, they've been better, but I'm not about to complain," a shrug, "Looks like you can say the same."

It all came down to superstition, actually. Andy wasn't the type to believe in jinxing his good fortune, but he sure didn't wanna get blamed for it by the wrong kind of person. Back to his original thought? The people here were all very 'different'.

sorry this is so late!

[identity profile] fourthbongload.livejournal.com 2009-06-30 05:07 pm (UTC)(link)
While the invitation wasn't exactly unexpected, he took a moment to think on it. Why the hell not, right? "Sure, man, I'll track you down in a sec."

Much as Andy hated to admit it, he wasn't the best at operating the GPS-- despite the thing being practically idiot proof. Maybe it was a lack of practice, because he'd rather find things himself than become completely dependent on a piece of machinery. Ten minutes at most, and he should be able to make it to Dean's spot. Easy to say that if all else failed, he'd have no trouble spotting the ride.