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Ito Keiichi (伊藤慶一) (keiito) wrote in disappear_rpg,
@ 2011-03-22 11:29:00

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Who: Keiichi and OPEN~!
What: Advertising Cooking Club with tasty treats!
Where: Hallways of Nanakamado High
When: Day or two after ABC Meeting
Why: COOKING CLUB HAS NO MEMBERS.

With little else to do with his life, as Cooking Club was off (and even when not off, its membership was comparable to such fine institutions as the Nanakamado Lint Collection Association), Keiichi had decided that it was time to drum up some interest in his club.

That of course meant he'd commandeered a couple of desks from 2-B, and placed them out in the hallway. On one was a pile of flyers about his club, and on the other was a basket containing oatmeal raisin cookies. Perhaps being a realist, cookies outnumbered flyers roughly two to one.

Seated behind his desks, with a "COOKING CLUB!" sign helpfully taped to the front of the desks written in Dullie marker, Keiichi was ready for a nice long day of people taking cookies and not much else.

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	pinksunbeam 2011-03-26 04:02 am UTC (link)
	Misaki walked over to the booth and noticed the small group that had formed around it. Smiling she came over to glance at them and tilted her head as she peered around them to Keiichi. "It seems we have some new recruites sempai? I'm sorry I'm late I was dealing with a phonecall. Can I help you out?" (Reply to this) (Thread)

lotus_beyond
2011-03-26 11:56 am UTC (link)

It had been Renju's turn to clean up the 2-B classroom, and, as usual, she'd only left after it had been done to her own exacting standards. Rarely was it as clean as after she was through with it. The commandeered desks bothered her, but at least Keiichi was responsible enough to return them within a reasonable period and in good shape.

Per her usual schedule, she was heading towards the library, well-worn bag in hand; as chance would have it, her path took her right by said desks, and the cluster of people around them. Strange that there was this much interest in the Cooking Club--ah, no, everyone here had been at the Anti-Bullying Club meeting.

Due to some impulse even she didn't quite understand, she slowed her pace.

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