Tea: Oh, okay. I don't have it though.
Gretchen: Why don't you have it.
Tea: It's on facebook. I don't have his gmail. Actually, he doesn't use gmail. He uses yahoo. Ew. Yahoo. What the fuck is he thinking.
Gretchen: Haha, google vs. yahoo, how cliche. Google always wins.
Tea: I was trying to explain to Mario that he should just route his emails through gmail because yahoo is crap, and Mario was trying to explain the same thing to Helga while I was explaining it to him, so he didn't really know what he was talking about, but he still wanted to sound like he knew what he was talking about. Oh, Mario.
Kathrya: Failure.
Tea: You arrogant bastard.
Gretchen: That you still like.
Tea: Why can't you have uglier hands. Sigh.
Gretchen: And arms remember.
Tea: He was wearing long sleeves.
Kathrya: hands??? really?
Tea: yes. Why the ???
Gretchen: it's kind of random.
Tea: it's a perfectly reasonable thing to like! I like his other parts as well. It's just, I see more of his hands, and he's always fiddling with things, like, turning a pencil over and over in his hand, or rubbing his thumb along the edge of his notebook repeatedly.
Gretchen: Vaccination has nice hands...
Kathrya: I can't say I've spent extensive time looking at Tybalt's hands.
Tea: Tybalts hands are alright, I guess. I dunno, not my type. I like Mario's hands better.
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no i totally agree, hands are an integral part of the observation-of-boy experience. you can tell a lot about a person by their hands, like how careful they are, how conscious and coordinated they are, and how well they can punch. the last is clearly the most important.
oh, and, the obvious, as always, is the size. and its implications.
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