Moderators: DarkShive, corran_star, Berk
Tuitsuro wrote:The only way I see this happening is if it was an abuse situation ( well, given that it's a relatively *innocent* scenario ) .
Pretty much though I would only let someone in who looks like I could take them on in a fight >_>
Ineluki wrote:*newbie-glomps geeklust*Pretty much though I would only let someone in who looks like I could take them on in a fight >_>
Yeah, that's what I just wanted to add, too. Physical superiority makes a lot of difference in decisions like that... too bad it can be so very deceiving.
The Old Hack wrote:Ineluki wrote:*newbie-glomps geeklust*Pretty much though I would only let someone in who looks like I could take them on in a fight >_>
Yeah, that's what I just wanted to add, too. Physical superiority makes a lot of difference in decisions like that... too bad it can be so very deceiving.
I admit, part of what would affect my reaction is my medical training, I used to be a paramedic. It was winter, cold enough for Tedd to be freezing even bundled up as he was. Thus no matter the size or apparent age of the person in the trenchcoat, she/he would be in grave danger of harm from exposure and might already be in immediate need of shelter to avoid frostbite. Thus: get person inside, bundle person up warm, make sure there is circulation in her/his extremities, have hot cocoa or the like available to sip, then ask questions.
And yeah, if this person intended me harm I would likely be in big trouble. I didn't claim that my reflexes are smart, after all.
Ineluki wrote:*newbie-glomps geeklust*Pretty much though I would only let someone in who looks like I could take them on in a fight >_>
Yeah, that's what I just wanted to add, too. Physical superiority makes a lot of difference in decisions like that... too bad it can be so very deceiving.
Oh, btw, geeklust, you can head up to the newbie-thread for a proper welcome, if you want.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 3 guests