MrMopp
Two Thousand Club
*Kia pulls out the first black card and begins reading it aloud when suddenly her citole case burst open, balls spilling everywhere along with her pockets, her money and citole parts randomly distribute themselves around the table, in mostly weird but not uncomfortable places* (she has approximately 20 dollars in 5s and 1s, her citole is in 8 pieces: pegs, sound board, the body broke down the center so that's two, strings and the neck)....."does anyone want to switch tables?"
Greycoat of course didn't take long to locate the source of his newfound distorted vision and brushed the Cats glasses off of his face ( CrimsonEclipse ). But when he turned and saw his precious golf ball collection bubbling out of Lady Kia's pockets and cases like popcorn from a kettle, he let out a horrified "YIEP!" His babies! He frantically began gathering the balls towards him like a mother hen where they each disappeared into the fluff of his tail. (This is how he gets stuff into his extradimensional storage space. Once he's got something concealed from view, it disappears.)
After knocking over about a dozen stools, Dosey finally crashed into the table where the talking dogs had been sitting, sending everything on the table, along with the table itself, flying.
Graceful as fuck.
Now that she's collapsed on the floor under a pile of poker-related paraphernalia and is no longer running around and causing chaos (and screaming, and crying, etc), it's (relatively) quieter, so the shrunken head's singing might be audible. [I have no idea how loud it's supposed to be.]
Forgot to mention, the dog on her back was probably launched off in the collision. Unless he made a reflex save or something.
Yeah, it had all been pretty funny. Rattler seemed to be shooting for World Cup Bronco Riding, hanging onto Doseys mane with one hand while showily throwing the other out with a ridiculous ear-to-ear grin. He was having the ride of his life that- five low table ledges later- he wasn't going to remember much about.
Rattlers estatic crowd, all of them country boys who practically worshiped this level of sportsmanship, revelled jubilantly in his - er, slightly braindead- tenacity, getting more and more worked up by the second (Hearding Dogs + Cowboys + Crazy Bullrider = 10 seconds till the joyful waterworks start). But the row of smiling faces did a complete 180 when they realized their own dog-and-pony show was coming right at them, and while for this one squeaky little pup was chanting "Donkey! Donkey! Donkey" everyone else- especially this sheepdog with a delicately built card house- were singing a different tune. "NONONONONONOTURNITAROUNDRATTLERSTOPWHATAREYOUDOINGAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!"
CRASH!
I want you to imagine this all in slow mo: Screaming dogs leaping to the sides at the last moment. Toungues flapping. Drool flying. Grabbing smaller pack members by their overall straps as they run. While an insane pony, and equally insain rider, crash into the table, flipping it over. Playing cards, poker-chips, BBQ ribs and drinking bowls fly. And the only dog left behind, a puppy standing smack in the middle of the bench, throws little his arms out in impossible happiness as his Smiley-Face pancake comes to greet him.
The proverbial dust settled. The scattered band of Dogs and every other bystanding customer peaked out from their baricades to look at the wreckage of the poker table. A massive mess and a squealing puppy/pancake hybrid on one end, and on the other, the back half of a ponny sticking out from under a plaid tablecloth.
But then finally, the hero arises! Rattler, bruised, bloodied, eye swollen and missing a tooth, threw off the tablecloth and staggered to his feet.
He looked around and saw mayham around him. All the turned tables and chairs and other chaos he presumed to have unleashed in his wake.
He looked down at the wild pony he had just ridden, lying stunned at his feet,
He looked at the horrible, singing head he was holding by the hair for some reason.
Oh yeah. Big ego boost.
Rattler then turned to his comrades with a dizzy swagger and a derandged grin, held the head in the air and proclaimed in a horse voice "I. ROCK." before falling on his face from sheer glory and brain trauma.
There was a long, reverent silence, before some big, insensitive old mastiff grumbled, "Welp. That concludes poker."
(After that, most of the pack went to check up on/ ramble excitedly about/ laugh at their fallen brother, who was craddling his ugly, operatic trophy and mumbling something thing about his "victory song" and "toooootaly gonna put it on a plaque." The aforementioned grumbling mastiff however- he was a Great Pyrenees and his name was Ferris- went over to investigate the pony. He put a huge, white paw on her back, ready to pin her down if she tried to dash about again, and gave her a gentle nudge. "Y'dead, critter?")
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