James E. Wilson, MD (
dr_conscience) wrote2009-03-17 07:24 am
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[6th consult; accidental voice]
[The Network device has been bumped as Wilson's poking around in the kitchen this morning (making his special macadamia nut pancakes). There's a few moments of clanking and rustling about, before the sound of the water turning on. Then, there's a surprised sort of yelping noise.]
That's - green. The water's green.
Well, how am I supposed to...
[Sniiiiiff... pause]
That's... not water.
[There is a quiet, small sipping noise - just a taste that he spits out, before he calls, more loudly-]
House? The faucet's spouting beer.
[There is a slight thudding as he picks up the device, noticing it's on.]
Oh. Hello, there. I'm going to assume the beer in the faucet isn't an isolated incident. Am I to take it that this is the City's idea of festivity?
Great. I haven't even had my shower yet.
[End.]
That's - green. The water's green.
Well, how am I supposed to...
[Sniiiiiff... pause]
That's... not water.
[There is a quiet, small sipping noise - just a taste that he spits out, before he calls, more loudly-]
House? The faucet's spouting beer.
[There is a slight thudding as he picks up the device, noticing it's on.]
Oh. Hello, there. I'm going to assume the beer in the faucet isn't an isolated incident. Am I to take it that this is the City's idea of festivity?
[End.]

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I suppose it's better than having noticed during the shower, though.
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Are we supposed to go die of thirst then?
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Well, I'm sure there's bottled water available, if you get to the stores early enough.
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How many bottled waters for a bath do you think?
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Exactly would depend on the size of the bottles and the size of the tub, of course, but... I would say that a lot is a safe bet.
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