I hope the room's big enough... ((totally, completely open))

[Calvin Strong]

"Doesn't everyone?"

[Aisha Khan]

"I don't think that applies to us." Aisha replied.

[Calvin Strong]

"Would be nice. Sleep's just a waste of time."

[Aisha Khan]

"But usually important for mental health."

[Calvin Strong]

"So is 'not being a mutant,' but we're all striking out on that one."

[Aisha Khan]

"Tell me about it."

[Calvin Strong]

You're doing it again...

Cal stopped, sighing and closing his eyes for a second. "Look, I... I'm sorry. I get defensive, I snap into 'be a dick about stuff' mode. That was out of line."

[Aisha Khan]

"Its cool." Aisha said "I can get kind of touchy myself."

[Calvin Strong]

"Yeah, but..." He shook his head. "There are plenty of people that deserve it. You don't."

[Aisha Khan]

"Neither do you." Aisha replied.

[Calvin Strong]

"Yeah, but you're not being shitty to me," he pointed out. He looked around the room, then sighed and started trying to arrange things in the corner near the desk.

[Amanda Weinrich]

"Maybe if you got some boxes and sorted it out, that would help." Aisha said.

[Calvin Strong]

"Not a priority yet," Cal said, looking things over as he put them in the corner. He tapped his head between items. "Instant recall. I catalog it, it gets put in place, I remember where it is when I need it. Only need boxes once I run out of space." He looked around. "Which will be soon," he admitted reluctantly.

[Aisha Khan]

"That must be convenient." Aisha said "I wish I could just lay my stuff wherever and know where I put it."

[Calvin Strong]

"Of course, that's assuming that no one comes in," he admitted. "Roommate came in to borrow a pen last week, rummaged around for one, and had me screwed up the whole next day."

[Aisha Khan]

"Yeah, that would stink." Aisha said "And another argument for organizing, just sayin'."

[Calvin Strong]

"Nah, I just booby-trapped the door. Lot easier."

[Aisha Khan]

"Assuming he needs to use the door."

[Calvin Strong]

"Well, it solves phasing and normal entry... well, 68% of known phase mutations, at least. It's a work in progress," he said, shrugging.

[Aisha Khan]

"Sweet."