February 13, 2009
“How cliché are we,” the girl with the spiky hair commented. “Philosophizing in a coffee shop.”
One of her fellow thinkers, a tall boy with glasses, just smiled and stirred his frappe. The other girl, a boisterous chick, was hastily flipping through a magazine, apparently in search of proof of her ideal.
“I can’t find it!” she sighed, exasperated. “Either way, I’m right.”
Spiky Hair rolled her eyes.
“It’s a good theory… in theory,” the tall boy was saying, “but your logic is flawed fundamentally. You’re wrong.”
“No. I’m not.”
“Two against one,” Spiky Hair announced, smirking. “We’ve got this.”
One of her fellow thinkers, a tall boy with glasses, just smiled and stirred his frappe. The other girl, a boisterous chick, was hastily flipping through a magazine, apparently in search of proof of her ideal.
“I can’t find it!” she sighed, exasperated. “Either way, I’m right.”
Spiky Hair rolled her eyes.
“It’s a good theory… in theory,” the tall boy was saying, “but your logic is flawed fundamentally. You’re wrong.”
“No. I’m not.”
“Two against one,” Spiky Hair announced, smirking. “We’ve got this.”

