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[miss_bliss]

Move the stars for no one.

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[sticksandleaves]

I'll drink to that.

[bit_awkward]

It's an impossible task to move the stars, it's easier to just live amongst them.

So... Mun might be drunk already.

[miss_bliss]

Yes! Drinks are most definitely needed, Red. We can just drink until we forget what day it is.

[miss_bliss]

Wait. Are you drunk too?

[bit_awkward]

Not currently, no.

Well make room for me.

[sticksandleaves]

I brought Whiskey. Its traditional for a wake

[miss_bliss]

Then you need to catch up. We are mournful this wretched day.

Plenty of room! Like jell-o!

[miss_bliss]

Oh good! I'm almost out of Jamison. [She pats the couch. She is watching The Labyrinth again but not on Netflix because Netflix sucked and didn't have it.]

[bit_awkward]

A wretched day indeed. I may agree with you. I've mostly been locked in my office quietly, or well other than the music.

[miss_bliss]

Did I ever tell you I had the opportunity to meet him once?

[bit_awkward]

No, that's something you neglected and I think that's really rude of you.

[hollow_man]

~I prefer ter think e's gone back to them. The stars, I mean.~

[miss_bliss]

Well, I didn't actually meet him. I could have met him but I didn't have a clue who he was when I was 17 so I hooked up with that Melody chick from the Pussycat Dolls instead. I can't say that it's my biggest regret but it's definitely in my top 5.

[miss_bliss]

I like that idea. He didn't die. He just returned like we had him on loan or something.

[bit_awkward]

It would be my top regret. I'm not gay but I'd go gay for Bowie. Who wouldn't. That's sort of wild, and I won't blame 17 year old you for not. You were your and silly. I've seen him hundreds of times, I wish I could have seen him more. But I'm thankful he at least gave us a parting gift. He went out in style and one can't say that Bowie didn't do everything with his own style. I will miss him greatly though, he got me through a lot.

[miss_bliss]

You haven't done a tenth of the stuff I have though. Top 5 is pretty impressive if you saw the list.

Anyone who says they wouldn't go gay for Bowie is either lying or undeserving of breath.

[bit_awkward]

I can't argue that. I'm not sure I want to see the list it may ruin the idea of you that I have in my head.

My sentiments exactly.

[miss_bliss]

Yeah, we definitely want to keep an air of mystery.

This is why we can be friends. Bowie or death!

[bit_awkward]

Exactly, if I know everything now what can you possibly tell me twenty years from now!

It is David Bowie. I'll miss him. I really well. I enjoy music but I don't usually do the whole fawn over celebrities but I did him a little. It hurts to know he's gone. It made me realise I'm going to be devastated when either of the Johns go from TMBG.

[miss_bliss]

The bad stuff I do tomorrow.

TMB-who?

[bit_awkward]

Well keep them on their toes I suppose!

They Might Be Giants.

[miss_bliss]

No, "you shouldn't be doing bad stuff, Nikki"?

Oh! Okay, I have heard of them.

[bit_awkward]

No; "Nikki you're an adult and no one has the right to tell you how to live your life, though you should probably try and not be bad all the time. It just leads to headaches. But if that's what you want to do..."

Most people have and even if you haven't heard of them and their albums most people have heard their commercial work. It was TMBG followed by Bowie. I'm going to have to find a new number two.

[miss_bliss]

Well, "Gabe, you are an adult and I probably should tell you what to do but if those chaps could come out of retirement that would be great. XOXO The Management"

I've heard of them but I can't think of what songs they've done. You said they do commercials?

[bit_awkward]

Well that's why I don't tend to offer advice unless I think I have a dog in the fight. Lord knows I don't know what I'm doing.

They've done commercials. They did a couple of dunkin donuts one, but they also do things for movies and television shows. Like Coraline and Mickey Mouse Club. But they're actual albums are great. They also do a series called Dial-a-Song which you can call at 18443876962 and get a different song. They had the same service in the 80's as well though it was just a home line and an answering machine. They've come a long way.

[miss_bliss]

Chaps... Chaps... Chaps...

We should call it! I want to hear something.