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Oh dear, I seem to have broken the dishwasher again. You know, every time I do this, poor dear Crowley tries to teach me how to use it, but I always seem to forget. Oh, bother. I'll just have to get him to tell me again, but whenever he does, I'm always so distracted because I have to be thinking about important Heavenly Business all the time. Otherwise, who would save the world from certain destruction? It isn't as though we live in a town of superheroes, you know.
Where has Crowley gone? Maybe he's gone out to get more tea like I've been subtly hinting all week. We're out, you know. I suppose that I should have expected as much after having the entire City over for tea, but I do so enjoy company.
I think one of Crowley's plants is wilting. Oh dear. What does one do for tortured plants?
Where has Crowley gone? Maybe he's gone out to get more tea like I've been subtly hinting all week. We're out, you know. I suppose that I should have expected as much after having the entire City over for tea, but I do so enjoy company.
I think one of Crowley's plants is wilting. Oh dear. What does one do for tortured plants?
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That outta help it. Dunno about the dishwasher thing though.
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I think I'm going to have to get the nice man who used to live across the hall to fix it. Oh goodness. I don't know why he won't let me just wash them by hand.
She hears the text in a creepy british lady voice X3
Aziraphale has a creepy British man voice, so it's not all that different.
Yay.
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oh god what does he say now oops uh hey look my refrigerator is running /abandons
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They just always look so sad.
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I'm sorry; I'm rambling.
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I'm afraid I can't help with the dishwasher, though.
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That's all right; I've got a friend who's clever with machinery.
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OK, he didn't expect that
zombie plants are genius, okay?
they really, really are.
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ooc;
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