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I forgot to go to sleep.

Edit: To explain a little--in fiction, people from the drab, work-a-day world tend to get into some weird stuff. But they're still work-a-day.
So little Timmy summoned a Dark One from the forbidden depths, but his babysitter can still withhold biscuits.

*Hagge Jul 22, 2010 Professional General Artist

oh I love the concept!

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~Kid-Apocalypse Jul 26, 2010

You can imagine what my babysitters went through.

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*Hagge Jul 30, 2010 Professional General Artist

And how many times (she asked) did you get away with it?

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~Kid-Apocalypse Aug 3, 2010

Half so many times as I wanted to, and half again as many as I was caught.

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*Hagge Aug 3, 2010 Professional General Artist

...an' the tough part was looking innocent under the given circumstances?

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~Kid-Apocalypse Aug 3, 2010

Probably. The easy part was running when that didn't work.

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*Hagge Aug 4, 2010 Professional General Artist

I think I did that a time or two in my young life.

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~Kid-Apocalypse Aug 5, 2010

All the best people have.

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