Wade &#39;Deadpool&#39; Wilson

With the food! And alcohol.

Are you of age? HMMMMM?

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Minsc? Did not have any idea what this was all about, but it was apparently the substitute for the Stitch'n'Bitch, without the stitching, it seemed, so he was all for it.

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Food, alcohol, and socialization with other adults? Ghanima was definitely in attendance, trying to make sense of what, exactly, the point of 'models' was.

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Steve had heard of Deadpool's recent loss through the superhuman grapevine, and thought it would be a good idea to support him, or something. Anyway, he was here, and he'd brought beer and fresh chocolate chip cookies. Motivation was unimportant.

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"I haven't seen this since the cycle with the blind girl," Sarah said, by way of introduction. "Are you a Top Model expert?"

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"Uh, no?" Steve said. "I've actually never seen the show before. I'm a--friend is too strong a word. Concerned party of Wade's."

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"You're ahead of me," Sarah remarked. "I've seen Wade at Fight Club, but I just wandered in off the street. I liked the posters and I needed the distraction."

She offered a hand. "Sarah Walker."

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Steve shook her hand and said, "Steve Rogers. I teach. At the school. Obviously."

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"Oh, you could teach somewhere else and just live here," Sarah suggested. "It's nice to meet you -- what do you teach? I run the comics shop in town."

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...Steve could hope they didn't carry the official licenses, right?

"I teach, ah," he rubbed the back of his neck and said something that sounded like 'mumble mumble.'

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"I didn't catch that," Sarah said apologetically (and suddenly much more interested).

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"I teach sex ed."

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"I do not know if I could do that with a roomful of teenagers," Sarah said, shaking her head. "Even if I was fine, watching their reactions would just be ..."

She trailed off. "But I'm not really the teacher type."

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"I think the trick is to not let them see that you think it's embarrassing," Steve confided. "Then they try to be okay with it, too, because it's not done to be less cool than the teacher."

Re: Mingle

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Re: Mingle

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Sarah had gotten a message from Langley letting her know she'd have some news later that week, and wondering what it was had her butterfly-ish enough that she decided to be social and go watch the reality TV ... thing. She got a beer and stood off to the side sizing things up.

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"Blond chick I haven't met to the best of my recollection!" That was a hello. Maybe. If you squinted at it.

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"And now I'm stealing your beer," Sarah replied with a grin. "I'm Sarah. I just saw the signs around town and wandered in. Is it okay?"

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"As long as you're willing to mock twenty something models..."

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"If 25 is old, I'm a mummy by their standards," Sarah said. "I'm in for the mocking."

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Deadpool held out a hand for a highfive. "I'm rooting for the one with the freaky eyes."

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Sarah gave him the high-five. "I've only seen this episode," she cautioned. "Is she always that twitchy? I like the one with the eyebrows and the weave."

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"She's from the internet," Deadpool replied as if that explained everything. "And the weave comment described half of them you know."

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The Internet thing must have explained something to Sarah, too, because she nodded in comprehension. "You're right," she said. "I think half the show's budget must go to fake hair."

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"And retouching!" He knew these things. He was hip to the industry's jive!

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