Everyone raise your glasses!

[thenormalsquint]

When; Evening of Tuesday, August 13th
Rating; PG-13, at best. Angela's on her best behavior tonight.
Characters; It's Ginny's birthday party and everybody Ginny knows was invited. Let's handwave that and just show up. BTW, IT'S BLACK TIE. PUT ON YOUR SUITS, BOYS.
Summary; There's no legal drinking age in the City, but who says we can't party like there was one anyway?
Log;

This party was four years coming. The restaurant has set aside a large room just for this event and on short notice too. The food is plentiful and of various cuisines, with even a large selection of vegetarian options for those who prefer that. But of course, there is more alcohol than one has ever seen because Angela knows the people she invited and knows quite a few of them have liquor in their veins instead of blood. Rule of thumb: more liquid than solids every time.

Everything's set and ready for the birthday girl to make her appearance, so for the time being, Angela's flitting around the place dressed in more subdued colors than usual, choosing black because no one gets to stand out more than Ginny tonight, and socializing with the few guests that have shown up already.

Sadly, there are no strippers. Ginny nixed that one hard.

Comments

[candothat]

[And that's why Jim is basically everyone's favorite. Bones has to be allowed to be the favorite occasionally!]

It is hard to believe that flying brooms and magic wands and birds delivering letters exist somewhere--harder, maybe, to imagine that no one in that world is studying magical phenomena and attempting to integrate it into modern physics.

[Read: If they worked with whatever principles magic operates by, Chekov would be all for breaking out the tricorders.]

[medicos]

She's from the twenty-first century, Chekov. Any unexplained phenomena was either considered a religious miracle or the devil's handiwork, not an some kind of unknown psi ability like what the Vulcan's have with their touch telepathy, or something similar. They wouldn't be able connect it to science because they didn't have the technology to even know how to start it. [ as they can tell right now. ]

[candothat]

Scientific curiosity was invented prior to the twenty-first century.

[medicos]

[ unrepentant: ] So was stupidity, and no one's bothered to find a cure for that just yet.

[candothat]

[Bones: 1. Human Intelligence: 0.]

Only because you were not around to create a cure until very recently.

[medicos]

[ as it should be. ]

Still ain't cured.

[ he casts an exasperated look at the general area where he's seen jim last. ]

It's a wild world, Chekov. Don't lose that brain of yours.

[candothat]

[He follows Bones' gaze to see if there's a threat to his brain present. Nope, just Jim.

Wait.]

I have no intention of doing so.