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[batmanschmatman]

I think everything that needs to get said about the breach has been pretty well covered, and while I'm not really complaining about getting to say I've officially sort of lived through that part of history? I'm definitely not complaining about this not being a once a month thing.

[Not. Addressing. Gun issues. >>;]

[Friends Filter - if you think you're on it, you're on it.]

How's everyone doing?

[Private to Kon and Molly]

So, do breach marriages count? [Amuuuused.]

[Private to Miss Parker]

I know it wasn't... exactly us, but I'm sorry we didn't get him before he attacked you. Honestly.

If there's anything I can do... let me know?

[Private to Jason]

[After like 9000 revisions being like OH GOD WHAT wait no should I even say anything, you're getting this:]

Jason, I know that wasn't technically us, but I'm... really sorry about what happened. Seriously, you know I'd never -

Are you doing okay?

[Private to Jim; after his conversation with Hoffman]

How do you feel about getting drunk?

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[batmanschmatman]

Maybe.

So, what were you up to, besides avoiding the action?

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[gingerspeedster.livejournal.com]

And I didn't even have to cheat.

Fixing wagons and being hassled to sell my property, mostly.

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[batmanschmatman]

By the railroad people?

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[gingerspeedster.livejournal.com]

Yup. They did a lot of that, from what I can remember.

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[batmanschmatman]

Bummer.

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[gingerspeedster.livejournal.com]

It happens. At least West and his family were never strapped for money. If they were, he might've sold.

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[batmanschmatman]

You were ranchers?

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[gingerspeedster.livejournal.com]

His family was. He fixed wagons and ran a supply store.

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[batmanschmatman]

Sounds exciting.

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[gingerspeedster.livejournal.com]

Just about as exciting as he wanted.