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Mauve Shining Stone
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>And he could get Yamelle cake
He gets a piece of that cake every day, hur hur.
>Snowpoppy Mead
Husband doesn’t want to jump the gun--he’s concerned whether his wife will need his support. He pops the cap for some snowpoppy mead. It seems them boys can recognize the fizzle of a beer tab.
Aaldir: Whoa-hoah-hoah! Looky here, boys! Dama’s watching his in-take! Need a lil’ sippy-cup for that?
“HURR HURR HRAH HAWH HUH...”
Dama ignores and drinks halfway through the can. Preacher Zimir steps in to speak with the expecting father.
Zimir: Mr. Dama. A word.
Zimir: Just so we can get this out of the way--I’d rather have a head start on your baby’s certificate. What was the agreed name you’ve chosen for him again? Anjan? Benjen?
Da rubs the back of his neck.
Dama: We don’t... have a name.
Zimir: No name?! Why, how strange to have that slip under for so long. Surely you came up with some idea. Something you two floated around?
Dama: It didn’t slip.
Zimir: Didn’t slip?! What could you possibly mean by that?
Dama: We’ve only named our children after birth. It’s, uh, it’s less stressful for my wife is all.
Zimir: Well I suppose if you’re considering names at the last minute I wouldn’t mind throwing my own in the ring. Zimir is a respected name descended from regal men. I’d be honored if you choose that. You said it was a boy, yes?
Dama: We don’t know yet either.
Aaldir: Ap-whuh-ktchgh-what?! You don’t know if it has a wiener or vagiener?!
Zimir smacks the fella upside the head.
Zimir: Don’t say it like that! This is a sacred temple.
Aaldir: But isn’t the shrine for the goddess of swearing right fucking there?!
Zimir: That’s the goddess of language and the written word, you buffoon!
Aaldir: That’s what I just said!
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