Sixteenth Race

[gingerspeedster]

[ Voice - Warden Filter after the Doctor's comment ]

I know that time works differently on the barge, but it's hard to get comfortable knowing that trouble's waiting back home. I never really appreciated before how hard some of the wardens here work, knowing that lives are at stake. It's so weird not being able to call Linda and ask how the kids are doing. I know how they're doing, but it's not the same.

How do you guys do it? Sit around all day, reading or going about your business, knowing that while you're stuck here trying to do a long job, the people you care about are dead or dying all the time?

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[gingerspeedster.livejournal.com]

No, I think I left it in the same place you left your tact.

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[subtlescience]

My lack of tact was never in question. However, giving credence to your apparent inability to process even the simplest information, allow me to explain this as succinctly as possible:

While you are here, your inmate is your highest priority. If you are unable to give them the time, effort, and consideration they deserve, you should recuse yourself and go home.

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[gingerspeedster.livejournal.com]

I don't care what you say about me, but my kids are my priority. Since I never asked for your opinion in the first place and you obviously don't understand the situation, I have to ask you to shut your mouth and go bother someone else.

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[subtlescience]

And to avoid repeating myself, I refer you to all previous responses regarding your children and recommend the use of a dictionary for the really difficult words.

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[gingerspeedster.livejournal.com]

[ Oh Snape. If he were ten years younger, he would put salt in all of your food. All day, every day. ]

not here

[subtlescience]

[Ten years or ten minutes younger, he'd put blue dye in your soap and turn you into a tortoise.]

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[gingerspeedster.livejournal.com]

[ You'd have to catch him first? ]

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[subtlescience]

[ Trufax. Maybe just the soap, then. ]