Richard Strand (
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(I refuse your merry making and offer annoyance instead) Voice: TheStrandInstitute
It seems someone felt it appropriate to put some sort of concoction in my tea. While not completely debilitating I find the results, irritating.
I'd appreciate it if someone happened to know exactly what idiotic concoction of the month is supposed to cause color blindness. Complete color blindness.
[There's a grumble after a few seconds.]
Because of course, this place would do something this stupid.
I'd appreciate it if someone happened to know exactly what idiotic concoction of the month is supposed to cause color blindness. Complete color blindness.
[There's a grumble after a few seconds.]
Because of course, this place would do something this stupid.
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[He'd like to not think that Coralee was his soulmate.]
I'm surprised you don't believe in such sapy stupidity.
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[ Said with good humor, since Jeff knows that Richard's gonna Richard! ]
I think divorce tends to color one's perspective on this. But I assure you, my feelings on the nonexistence of soulmates come from a purely stupid, sappy place.
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[Like in the case of you being married to a legally dead woman who you can't request a divorce from after she abandoned you and your daughter for 20 years.
You know, normal run of the mill cases like that.]
And what are you stupidly sappy reasons?
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It's just... Your whole life, you make choices to go this way or that, and they can take you to such different places. Each point that branches off, you could've been a different person.
Who you are at one point in your life, and who you become later... your needs could be totally different! Who's to say both versions of you would have the same soulmate?
If anything, we've got soul... harems? Different people who we match best with at different points in our lives.
The person I loved at 21 wouldn't be my soulmate at 44, but that doesn't make that love any less special.
[ TOLD YOU IT WAS FOR SAPPY HIPPIE REASONS. ]
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He and Alex probably would have never met had he been a quiet professor and single father or if Coralee had never disappeared.
But let it not be said that he would actually agree with Jeff. At least not verbally.]
That sounds more like you dislike commitment.
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I spend too much time around teenagers.
[ Occupational hazard. ]
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Anyway, it turns out it's totally legal here anyway.
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[You Jeff, he means you.]
Come help us test a theory.
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...what theory?
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You want to use me as a guinea pig.
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[You're doing this one way or another ... maybe. Probably not. Alex is sticking up for you.]
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What, exactly, is the hypothesis you're hoping to test on me?
[ Pause. ]
Am I using 'hypothesis' right, here?
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