Dr. Greg House, MD (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
vicodincrutch) wrote2008-07-22 01:09 pm
vicodincrutch) wrote2008-07-22 01:09 pm
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048. Diagnosis
I'd Tap That
Anya (every kid's dream)
Anita Blake (with or without the cuffs, I'm flexible)
Faye Valentine (booty shorts. Do I need to say more?)
Dr. Martha Jones (we got a thing, goin on.)
Rose Tyler (cute, there's sexy in there somewhere)
Giselle (it'd be so wrong but so right.)
Abby Sciutto (there's dirty, kink I know it)
People I Wish Awful, Terrible Misfortunes On (Something Like this Curse Only Worse)
FCC
Justin Timberlake
Tritter
Foreman
Whoever Thought It Was a Good Idea to Let Britney Spears Do What She Wants
Chase
Dad
Anya (every kid's dream)
Anita Blake (with or without the cuffs, I'm flexible)
Faye Valentine (booty shorts. Do I need to say more?)
Dr. Martha Jones (we got a thing, goin on.)
Rose Tyler (cute, there's sexy in there somewhere)
Giselle (it'd be so wrong but so right.)
Abby Sciutto (there's dirty, kink I know it)
People I Wish Awful, Terrible Misfortunes On (Something Like this Curse Only Worse)
FCC
Justin Timberlake
Tritter
Foreman
Whoever Thought It Was a Good Idea to Let Britney Spears Do What She Wants
Chase
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Your name
If you're really having a thing with Martha
If you're being nice to Martha
Whether I'll have to hurt you if you're not being nice to Martha
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Greg House, M.D.
It is pending.
Who says I'm not?
Nope.
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Nice to meet you
Is it?
So far no one, but believe me I'll be checking
I hope not
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And you are?
Early stages but yes.
I can make up a list of references.
Perish the thought.
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Toshiko Sato.
That's interesting.
That would be a nice start.
I have a gun. Just saying.
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Occupation?
Not interesting enough yet, but interesting would be a good word.
Badge number?
Those are popular. Part of the NRA?
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City or pre-city?
It's interesting enough from my view.
What does badge number have to do with your references?
Nope, that's Americans.
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Yes.
It's not surprising Jones hasn't talked about me yet.
I want to know which cop I'm taking to.
Ah, gomenasai.
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City: Head of Electronic Intelligence for the city police force; Pre-city: Technical Specialist for Torchwood Cardiff.
Why is that?
I don't think we've got badge numbers here.
Daijobu desu.
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So you are with the police. No badges though? Sucks.
It's too soon.
Do you at least get handcuffs? Hats?
I'll save you the rusty Japanese. I'm used to good old bastardized American.
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Sort of fell into the job, really. Also intelligence doesn't usually do badges, do they?
So it's just all in your head.
I have handcuffs, but they're from my old job. We don't do the uniform thing.
Thank you, I only speak Japanese with my parents anyway.
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They're part of the police.
I won't entirely dismiss that possibility. It's early.
To me, this sounds like police slacking at its worst.
I only speak Japanese in Japan normally. The lack of English improves my accent.
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I suppose. We mostly just did our best to keep clear of the police back home.
Martha's fantastic, even as just friends, you know.
Because we haven't got hats?
Have you spent a lot of time in Japan?
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No kidding. The po' po' likes to get up in your business.
She's hot. Smart. If not a work in progress.
Or outfits. How disorganized. Dress blues are hot.
When I was younger living on base.
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They really hate it when you get up in theirs, too.
Well, I guess good luck, but be nice to her.
How about jeans and leather coats?
Your parents were stationed in Japan? What branch? Where?
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Paranoia and Post 9/11 thought make them think that everyone is up in their business.
Oh I will.
Appealing, but badges make it so much more official. The handcuffs are an added bonus.
My dad was in the Marines, we were based in Okinawa.
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Well, we kind of were up their business a lot.
In a nice way.
I've...one of those neat comm pieces you wear in your ear?
My parents were RAF, I grew up in Osaka.
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Oh. And now you're on the other side of the law.
Are there other ways of being nice?
A bluetooth?
The food is good. I wasn't old enough to enjoy the ambiance.
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It's all the same side, just different enemies.
I'm not so naive as to not know there are plenty of definitions of 'nice'.
Similar, but modified.
I spent most of my childhood there, but I always felt more at home in London.