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O, Signage of Truth and Virtue! Enter into Our Swoledom: Enter into Our Hearts!
Who: Max, Captain Falcon, you?????
What: Hanging posters. Maybe some other stuff. Maybe whatever you want.
When: Week of April 21st.
Where: Around campus and also the locker rooms I guess.
Warnings: Swolitude. Tiny towels. Man talk.

The posters have sprung up overnight. Tacked to bulletin boards, plastered on lampposts--anywhere that can feasibly hold a flyer, the posters are there. The question, then, is where are they coming from? Who is putting them up?
The answer is perhaps obvious. If one pays attention, it is not difficult to find one Max Powers around campus with a stapler, one Captain Falcon following him with a stack of flyers.
One can only imagine the things that run through his head. I've saved the universe, he thinks to himself. I am the greatest racecar driver that ever lived, he thinks, with every clack of Max's stapler. I own islands.
And yet
And yet, dear reader, there they are.
What: Hanging posters. Maybe some other stuff. Maybe whatever you want.
When: Week of April 21st.
Where: Around campus and also the locker rooms I guess.
Warnings: Swolitude. Tiny towels. Man talk.

The posters have sprung up overnight. Tacked to bulletin boards, plastered on lampposts--anywhere that can feasibly hold a flyer, the posters are there. The question, then, is where are they coming from? Who is putting them up?
The answer is perhaps obvious. If one pays attention, it is not difficult to find one Max Powers around campus with a stapler, one Captain Falcon following him with a stack of flyers.
One can only imagine the things that run through his head. I've saved the universe, he thinks to himself. I am the greatest racecar driver that ever lived, he thinks, with every clack of Max's stapler. I own islands.
And yet
And yet, dear reader, there they are.
The Appearance of Horror! A Visage Befouled! Tremble, Ye Mighty, at my Rage!
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Literally a million, not that Falcon had been counting, or anything.
"It's fine."
My Indignation Knows No Bounds: Feel the Power of my Pastry Rage!
What. Are. Crumpets.
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Falcon took a good look at the defaced flyer.
"Crumpets are--it's like an english muffin."
not here
Empty Calories, Empty Promises! Leave Us, O Foodstuff of Empty Dreams!
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But he knew there would be no reasoning with Max on the subject of empty carbs.
My Body is My Temple! Only the Swole May Enter!
The worst message.
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A Flurry of Text: A Heated Discussion! Enter Into My Conversation?!?
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My Words are as an Iron Compact: My Ideas as a Steel Grip!
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Is this the Log? Is this the Thread? Will the Flesh of all Men be Poured out Here?!?
yes.
"I'm hungry, and I want to grab a shower before I go home and sleep with my girlfriend."
You know. Girlfriends. How was Sasha anyway, Max?
We're not talking about that.
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You know, for those days of early morning jogs and not wanting to smell like BO in class. SO THEY WERE OFF, to the mystical land of the locker room, where Falcon extracted said shower caddy from the aforementioned locker. He looked at Max expectantly as if to ask if he, too, planned to hit the showers.
No homo.
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Zero homo.
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It was at this point that he, too, stripped down until he was in naught but a tiny towel.
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Max had a rather large towel wrapped around his midsection that, for all intents and purposes, acted like a tiny towel, as he carried a bottle of soap and another of shampoo into the shower area.
There they were. Open showers. Tiny towels. Imminent nudity.
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This was not, however, the first time these men had partaken of open shower space together, nor would it be the last. Falcon was mostly unfazed, as he was generally much more preoccupied with the size of Max's inhuman upper body.
How, he thought to himself. Why.
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Max, meanwhile, was thinking about things Falcon could do to improve his lats.
"You do seated rows more than once a week?" Max asked.
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