His name is Pip. He lives the life of debauchery, and his hedonism and lewdness had him banned from many taverns, planets and star systems, and close to marriage at one point in time. Describing him makes it hard to believe that he is one of my very best friends.
Wow! That's impressive, he sounds like a swell fellow. Er well--I suppose debauchery may not be something that we wish to emulate for a variety of plausible age-related reasons. I have some tactless jokes I've picked up, though I don't necessarily think they'd get us kicked out of any taverns. It could be a trying effort!
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I don't recall the planet but it was in a star system off the shoulder of Orion. They had similar symbols the backs of their young animals. I don't think they were bears.
Like matching tattoos!! They must've been bros! Cool! The planet of the bros!!!!
Bears go on adventures in their own endeavors to procure the delicacies of the covered basket. I'm told it's quite the feast of gods, including a variety of preserved deli meats and smelly cheese. There is, however, its mortal enemy. Ants.
[Loki's perception of Midgard things is somewhat different then the Midgardians perception of Midgard things.]
Yet they are many in number! It's the symbolism of the dashed hope of a lively day beneath the canopy of trees rather then the thread the actual ants present themselves, bro.
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You may use it, if you like.
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You do this a lot -- things in the name of "fun"
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I had a friend who takes to your cause. Your insistence at fun reminds me of him.
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I think I've seen symbols like it in my travels.
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What adventures do these bears go on?
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Bears go on adventures in their own endeavors to procure the delicacies of the covered basket. I'm told it's quite the feast of gods, including a variety of preserved deli meats and smelly cheese. There is, however, its mortal enemy. Ants.
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Why would bears consider ants a mortal enemy? They can crush them so easily their presence would seem... insignificant.
[for being a human, he doesn't know a lot about earth things. ease him into it, loki]
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Yet they are many in number! It's the symbolism of the dashed hope of a lively day beneath the canopy of trees rather then the thread the actual ants present themselves, bro.