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[onlyoneof]

[shhh shhh only continuations now]

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[onlyoneof]

In the movie. But in real life, toys break often and the obvious thing to do is to replace them-- but replacing a toy in the movie is terrible.

[skepticalities]

Is that the obvious thing?

[onlyoneof]

... do you have a problem with replacing things?

[skepticalities]

I always try to fix my stuff first in general.

[onlyoneof]

There's very little to do for say... a GI Joe that loses its head.

[skepticalities]

Depends on what kind. I've patched a few toys up over the past couple years for Robert's kids.

[onlyoneof]

How did you replace a missing head?

[skepticalities]

Oh, missing is another issue entirely . . . some of those toys, the heads pop off but you can usually put them back in. Um. There's a craft glue, Robert and I found it while we were running leads on a case, it works wonders. But . . . you can't do anything about something that is really and truly lost.

[onlyoneof]

That's the point.

[skepticalities]

Right . . .

[onlyoneof]

Right.

[skepticalities]

[. . . leans.]

[onlyoneof]

Still don't want me changing clothes?

[skepticalities]

You look good.

[onlyoneof]

Don't I always?

[skepticalities]

Yeah, but . . . you look really good.

[onlyoneof]

Thank you.

[skepticalities]

You're usually more . . . casual.

[onlyoneof]

I look good in casual clothes too.

[skepticalities]

[reaches over, fixing his collar a bit and murmuring.]

Something about a suit . . .

[onlyoneof]

[reddens a liiiittle]

Yeah?

[skepticalities]

It's . . . well, it's attractive.

[onlyoneof]

I figured.

[skepticalities]

[pulls his fingers back from his collar, eying it idly.]

. . . I like it.

[onlyoneof]

I'll try to wear suits more often.