Of course, what is it that they teach in your mortal educational systems abstinence-only. I wonder how that actually works out.
[Loki doesn't seem terribly put out, actually. He's never really had much parental obligation to his children. Odin threw his eldest into the ocean of Midgard...talk about an abusive grandparent. They are all entirely grown and self sufficient and he has no interest in anything more than what he has. He's interjected on the behalf of his mortal daughter, but she's alright. He has few memories of them and most of them were created in a past life under nefarious ambitions.]
Ah, well now I just have to tell you. The Bobbsey Twins are characters in a book, Mr. and Mrs. Bobbsey had two sets of twins--Nan and Bert, Freddie and Flossie...though in retrospect I suppose there's nothing Nan and Bert about us. [Too wholesome and that's just the start.] I enjoy flipping the script, but it's no fun unless you're feeling thoroughly yanked. Which begs the question, what qualifies as a good time? I'm thinking something more robust and action packed.
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[Loki doesn't seem terribly put out, actually. He's never really had much parental obligation to his children. Odin threw his eldest into the ocean of Midgard...talk about an abusive grandparent. They are all entirely grown and self sufficient and he has no interest in anything more than what he has. He's interjected on the behalf of his mortal daughter, but she's alright. He has few memories of them and most of them were created in a past life under nefarious ambitions.]
Ah, well now I just have to tell you. The Bobbsey Twins are characters in a book, Mr. and Mrs. Bobbsey had two sets of twins--Nan and Bert, Freddie and Flossie...though in retrospect I suppose there's nothing Nan and Bert about us. [Too wholesome and that's just the start.] I enjoy flipping the script, but it's no fun unless you're feeling thoroughly yanked. Which begs the question, what qualifies as a good time? I'm thinking something more robust and action packed.