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Arthur Dent (bunny_slippers) wrote in ccrpg,
@ 2009-02-22 18:01:00

Writn on three-fourths of a page of torn, white notebook paper
Greetings inhabitants of the planet Cheshire,

My name is Arthur Dent, and I am from a planet called Earth. You may not have heard of it, but there is a very nice entry on it in the Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy if you are interested.

I hope you all are doing well here.

And if anyone knows where to get a substance called tea, I would be very interested. You may not call it tea, actually. It's little brown or green dried leaves that one soaks in hot water to make a beverage. If you need more information, please come and talk to me. You see, I haven't had good tea in quite some time, and all this space travel has left me rather dehydrated.

Anyway, it's nice to meet you all.

Sincerely,

Arthur P. Dent

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bunny_slippers
2009-02-22 07:27 pm UTC (link)

Hello Dagmar,

Thank you, I do try to be polite, especialy when meeting the peoples of another planet; and, yes, I am English. How do you know about England? Have you been to planet Earth?

Oh, and thank you very much for the invitation to tea. A very nice woman in the kitchen gave me some substance that she insisted was tea and I didn't have the heart to tell her she was very, very mistaken. Bt if you've heard of England, then I hope I may assume that your knowledge of tea is much more reliable.

Also, what sort of doctor are you? Or perhaps I should ask you when I come for tea. Your office is quite close to my room, so if it's not too much trouble, I may pay you a visit rather soon.

Ah, well, thank you for the welcome.

-Arthur Dent

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lonelydagmar
2009-02-23 12:23 am UTC (link)

I have. I got my medical degree there, actually. It's smart, being polite to people from other planets. ~~It'll get you places...~~

Ah, that does sound like something they would do. The cooks are kind and well meaning, but they wouldn't know a good cup of tea if it bit them in the arse. Curious behaviour for a cup of tea, I know. I should hope I could appreciate a good cup of tea while my arse remained unbitten, but I suppose only time will tell.

I'm a psychologist and an MD. A bit of a change after med school, I'm afraid. We can certainly talk about that when you come, or whatever you want, really. I'm not very picky about conversation.

Indeed, well met. I'll hopefully be seeing you quite soon.

- Dagmar

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