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Five questions from Avon
Avon asked me five questions.
Question #1. Where do you hide your favorite lock-picks, in the event of capture and search?
Nowhere uncomfortable if that's what you think. I have a few in the seams of my clothes and in my shoes, under the assumption that when they find the ones I have in my pockets, they'll think that's it.
Question #2. What precisely were you convicted of that merited a one-way trip to Cygnus Alpha?
Being incorrigible. They actually caught me robbing a bank, and that was only because there was a loose wire in the security system (shocking standards some tradespeople have) which blew me across the room where I was knocked out cold on the safe-deposit boxes. Bit unfair, wouldn't you say?
But that wasn't worth a life-sentence seeing as I never used violence. You don't get that for plain property crimes, and fair enough too. Nah, it was because they tried to reprogram me again and failed; it seemed to annoyed them a bit.
Question #3. Were you always a vegetarian, and if not, do you remember when you became one and why?
Well, the meat Deltas got was enough to put anyone off--I hated the gristle and fat--so I didn't eat much anyway. along with brussels sprouts and cabbage and mayonnaise and other stuff I didn't like. What really turned me though was having a pet rat when I was six. When you realise that animals have got minds and can think and love and be frightened and all that, well, I just couldn't eat them. And my mum couldn't either when she saw how much it upset me.
Question #4. Do you know how to do a proper hair-cut on someone?
Eh? I've trimmed a few convicts on CF1 where we lived a bit rough, but I prefer the machines. Set the style and length you want and shove your head in. Pretty safe unless someone hacks it so to speak, for example to 'game show host' I mean, unless you try to combine styles that don't match like 'standard geek' and 'successful businessman'.
Question #5. Do you know what is green, has wheels and grows around the Dome?
Grass. You lied about the wheels, didn't you? I know Terran plants don't have them, but I wouldn't take any bets on alien ones, especially where Stark comes from.
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ifwhen we get back to serious rebelling, I'd hate to die because of my coiffure.In the biography of a Harry Houdini, one of your fellow escape-artists from Old Calendar days, he mentioned taping lockpicks under his toes. I thought that might be useful, if you do run into troopers paranoid enough to make you strip.
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Oh, and just in case you were wondering, Avon, that's it for anatomical hiding-places. Toes are comfy enough and never searched, specially if you paint the occasional toenail black.
And I thought hair-stylers were standard equipment; even the London had one--that pleased Jenna. There's one in the sun-room off the gym, though I don't think it's very up-to-date. It still has a 'Supreme Commander' (Dayna used that one though it made her spit; I had to rename it the 'buzz-cut') and a 'Star-Killer' though why anyone would want to shave themselves bald is beyond me.
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[curiously] And what sort of style is that anyway?
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