Dorian Carver (
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the_last_resort2014-09-04 07:20 pm
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Midnight masquerade Open to All.
When: After Midnight
Where: The Rising Sun
Format: Paragraph, action, etc.
What: A special party held at the rising sun. Dorian has told no one what he's celebrating but all drinks are free as long as you come after midnight with the password. and wearing a mask "Layla" is the password
Warnings: EVERYTHING GOES GUYS! PUT WARNINGS IN YOUR SUBJECT LINES IF YOU GET TOO CRAZY!

[ooc; Everyone can tag into the premade threads or make your own thread at the bottom! This is a party post thread, so thread jacking is cool unless otherwise stated. The only room locked in the club is Dorian's office. And if someone pops that lock they will find a half full goblet of blood on his desk, otherwise it is clean.
He has taken care of rides to wherever drunk people need to go too. And lastly; yes there are condoms in the rooms upstairs, if that is something you want. The Password will have be spoken on with an ad about the party a few days beforehand, it does not matter but the password is Layla. Pretty much tag around and have fun guys~! ]
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The song is from a topping new American musical and it has a certain thingness to it that I quite like. A spot of philosophy. I'll teach it to you.
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[He sits at Visscher's urging, sagging in the chair in alcohol assisted relaxation.]
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I have always had a way with words.
[And he starts to loudly hum the melody to "Anything Goes."]
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Is that the song?
[He has to check and be sure because, in Bertie's state, he could be humming out of nowhere. But he is listening with interest.]
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What? Oh, yes. Isn't it corking?
[And starts at the beginning, adding words this time.]
Times have changed
And we've often rewound the clock
Since the Puritans got a shock
When they landed on Plymouth Rock.
If today
Any shock they should try to stem
'Stead of landing on Plymouth Rock,
Plymouth Rock would land on them.
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[He motions at Bertie to keep going, leaning forward and nodding his head as if he's trying to memorize the melody. But then the water comes, and he holds out the glass to him.]
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In olden days, a glimpse of stocking
Was looked on as something shocking.
But now, God knows,
Anything oh, water!