No, no-- he makes them from scratch. Like, with flour and water and all that? He made me and this girl Lucy supper the other week, and he started doing it at three o'clock. And when I said, oh, I bought some pasta from the store, let's just use that and go back to making out, he gave me a Look.
Well, come downstairs some day when Bruno's making supper, you can watch the whole thing.
[To sum: we have one man here who's currently consumed with the thoughts of noodles and how they're made; another who's starting to pout a bit because he's remembering the time his boyfriend abandoned making out with him in favor of making supper.]
[God, why is everything in Italian not comparable to French.]
I'm not using it until you tell me what it means. Kakyoin burned me once on that with the whole bed thing, I'm not falling for it again. I mean, I trust you, but I kind of don't, mon mari.
It means "angelfish". Though it's really more like "angel-shark". Not the little brightly colored tropical fish, they're big and fanned-out like manta rays.
God, the ocean is fucked up. Every time you tell me a new fact about it just adds to it. Never mind starfish-- I saw some on the beach the other day, I thought of you.
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You can make noodles from scratch?
I thought they just...came in packages.
[SOMEHOW]
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Did you think they were born there?
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[Until now. Guess what's going to wake him up at 3 AM. GUESS.]
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[To sum: we have one man here who's currently consumed with the thoughts of noodles and how they're made; another who's starting to pout a bit because he's remembering the time his boyfriend abandoned making out with him in favor of making supper.]
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i mean both are spicy but there's a lot more instant gratification to the latter]
At three in the afternoon? I'll still be at the office, probably. Make him cook on my day off.
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[He says, with a nudge.]
...Is that what you call him?
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Il mio piccolo squatina. Try that one sometime.
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[God, why is everything in Italian not comparable to French.]
I'm not using it until you tell me what it means. Kakyoin burned me once on that with the whole bed thing, I'm not falling for it again. I mean, I trust you, but I kind of don't, mon mari.
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They're endangered, but really cool.
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Are they actually sharkish? I dunno if I'll call him that, though, that's a little too much ocean for me.
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But they look like rays, you know —
[He sets his mug aside, then fans out his hands with the heels of them pressed together, imitating wings.]
Big fins, swooping movement through the water.
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[He takes a moment to reflect on that, and then:]
God, the ocean is fucked up. Every time you tell me a new fact about it just adds to it. Never mind starfish-- I saw some on the beach the other day, I thought of you.
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You saw starfish, huh? Did you toss them back in the water?
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[He says, sipping from his mug with a perfectly straight face.]
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[He gasps at him. The reaction is a little over-exaggerated, to be sure, but not by a lot.]
How the fuck do they survive that!
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[THE MUG CANNOT HIDE THE FACT THAT HE'S FIGHTING REALLY HARD NOT TO GRIN]
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[He peers down at the rest of his cocoa. Suddenly it doesn't look so appetizing. With a little huff he shoves it Jotaro's way.]
At least I understand Kakyoin and geology. You, you need to resort your priorities.