Post by Specialist290 on Mar 20, 2007 13:54:52 GMT -5
"Lucky him--I managed to find a syringe today," Specialist says, searching for the aforementioned item in his pack. After a few seconds he finds one, then heads back behind the bar, where he finds the barkeep in the process of trying to stand. Keeping ValJohn's attention distracted by waving a napkin in front of his face, Specialist jabs him in the neck and presses down on the top hard. The barkeep slumps to the floor.
Having done that, Specialist then props a few broken table legs up against the barricade to provide extra bracing, then finds his "reserved" table which had been overturned during the ransack, props it back up, and pulls up a chair.
"And now for some good music in this place," he says, plodding over to the jukebox. After fiddling around with some wires in the back to adjust the volume--having it loud enough to be heard outside the building might attract more zeds--he gives the 'box a nice, hard slap.
To his surprise, not one but two quarters come tumbling into the coin return.
He picks them both up and grins. Apparently someone didn't know it was out of order, he thinks. One he puts on top of the jukebox, as a "spare," while the other he feeds to the machine.
As he plods back to his usual seat, the song "Rain," by the Beatles, begins playing.
Having done that, Specialist then props a few broken table legs up against the barricade to provide extra bracing, then finds his "reserved" table which had been overturned during the ransack, props it back up, and pulls up a chair.
"And now for some good music in this place," he says, plodding over to the jukebox. After fiddling around with some wires in the back to adjust the volume--having it loud enough to be heard outside the building might attract more zeds--he gives the 'box a nice, hard slap.
To his surprise, not one but two quarters come tumbling into the coin return.
He picks them both up and grins. Apparently someone didn't know it was out of order, he thinks. One he puts on top of the jukebox, as a "spare," while the other he feeds to the machine.
As he plods back to his usual seat, the song "Rain," by the Beatles, begins playing.