_gallifrog_
Symbolic Animal of Gallifrey
John didn't have the same reservations as Kay and Fia when it came to eating the fried tentacles. When John had first come across them he'd thought it was the most disgusting looking food every created by humans. Had it not been for somebody daring him to eat them, he wouldn't have gone near them with a barge pole, let alone a pair of chopsticks. They weren't his first choice when it came to seafood, but they were slowly growing on him. So he put a couple on his plate prompting Chas to sigh and go "really John? You're gonna eat that?" in a tone filled with mostly disgust and a strange hint of admiration. "They're not as bad as they look mate, sure they're an acquired taste, but they grow on you after a while." Elliott groaned as particularly hideous mental image came to mind. "Never say that sentence again, I think I'm gonna have to bleach my brain or something."
The video of Fia was a welcome deterrent to Elliott's mental picture of a tentacled John. "Thanks." He laughed at how competitive it was, noting that none of the five were holding back and despite the age, height and build differences between the people, they all had ways of succeeding. The dogs made a nuisance of themselves more than they were helpful, which just added to the hilarity of it. Fia's happiness didn't go amiss by Elliott, she looked like she was truly enjoying herself, completely relaxed, yet having the time of her life treating John and Chas as a combination of a ladder and a springboard. In his opinion this was a very close second to the most enjoyment Fia had had from this time travel experience. It made him smile to see her like that. John and Chas leaned over him to re-watch, not regretting anything they did in the course of the game.
Elliott passed the phone back to Kay with a smile. "Seems like I missed out on a good time." "That ya did, you'd have enjoyed it mate."
The video of Fia was a welcome deterrent to Elliott's mental picture of a tentacled John. "Thanks." He laughed at how competitive it was, noting that none of the five were holding back and despite the age, height and build differences between the people, they all had ways of succeeding. The dogs made a nuisance of themselves more than they were helpful, which just added to the hilarity of it. Fia's happiness didn't go amiss by Elliott, she looked like she was truly enjoying herself, completely relaxed, yet having the time of her life treating John and Chas as a combination of a ladder and a springboard. In his opinion this was a very close second to the most enjoyment Fia had had from this time travel experience. It made him smile to see her like that. John and Chas leaned over him to re-watch, not regretting anything they did in the course of the game.
Elliott passed the phone back to Kay with a smile. "Seems like I missed out on a good time." "That ya did, you'd have enjoyed it mate."