More Hallway Commentary on Jedi Robes
Oct. 31st, 2006 06:26 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
One of the Mad Scientists had a presentation for we Administrative wonks over lunch, on the lifecycle of HIV and what we're doing about that. I was the Designated IT Guy, so I sat in the front row, cowl pulled up.
"Are you supposed to be Death?" asked The Head Honcho.
I turned and smiled. "No, Doctor M, I'm a Jedi."
"Oh! You had me worried for a minute there!" After all, our Mad Science revolves around three big killers...appearing as Death would have been in supremely poor taste.
Later, gliding down the hall with overrobe closed and hood pulled up:
"What are you supposed to be, Gandalf?"
"Nope, I'm a Jedi! See?" I opened my robe, revealing the underlayers that made everything much more clear.
I glided away, and only I could hear the baritone chuckle...a Word from Our Sponsor, living at the intersection of Death and Gandalf for mumblemumble years.
This earned a sotto voce, loving, respectful, "Oh, shut up."
Then I grinned, and kept on toward the Mad Scientist Home's Hallowe'en Party, where I demonstrated that, really, the fog effects of dry ice are much improved if the water's hot, and then bowed out of the costume competition per se--but not before a Picture was Taken, which I will probably post later for your dartboard-mounting pleasure. ;)
-- Lorrie
"Are you supposed to be Death?" asked The Head Honcho.
I turned and smiled. "No, Doctor M, I'm a Jedi."
"Oh! You had me worried for a minute there!" After all, our Mad Science revolves around three big killers...appearing as Death would have been in supremely poor taste.
Later, gliding down the hall with overrobe closed and hood pulled up:
"What are you supposed to be, Gandalf?"
"Nope, I'm a Jedi! See?" I opened my robe, revealing the underlayers that made everything much more clear.
I glided away, and only I could hear the baritone chuckle...a Word from Our Sponsor, living at the intersection of Death and Gandalf for mumblemumble years.
This earned a sotto voce, loving, respectful, "Oh, shut up."
Then I grinned, and kept on toward the Mad Scientist Home's Hallowe'en Party, where I demonstrated that, really, the fog effects of dry ice are much improved if the water's hot, and then bowed out of the costume competition per se--but not before a Picture was Taken, which I will probably post later for your dartboard-mounting pleasure. ;)
-- Lorrie