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Fourth Floor Common Room, Saturday Evening

Cally had found something rather odd on the TV. It was a marathon of 'The Girlie Show', a sketch comedy show. Just a couple episodes ago, the show was suddenly renamed to 'TGS with Tracy Jordan'. That was a little... odd. Though the new guy they added to the show sure was funny. In a crazy, trainwreck sort of way.

She was on a couch, sipping at a vegan chocolate soyshake. It... made her wish it was a real milkshake.

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"Good," Cally said. "Cause I didn't really want to change the channel." She sipped at her shake some more.

"Not like I would've made you anyway," Mac said bringing her feet up under herself and settling back in the sofa to watch.

She gave the shake a skeptical look. "Any good?"

Cally shrugged. "Is... okay?" she said.

"You sure about that?" Mac said. "You don't sound all that enthusiastic."

"It's... not as good as a milkshake?" Cally said, reluctantly.

Mac wrinkled her nose and nodded. "Gotta agree with you on that one. While some things are okay, those... just aren't as good as the real thing."

Cally pouted and nodded too. "But we'll forget the real thing eventually?"

"Maybe?" Mac said slowly. "I don't know, actually. Not got to that point yet."

Cally sipped at the soyshake. "It's for the good of the aminals," she said.

"You're wavering a little bit, huh?" Mac said leaning in against Cally.

"A little?" Cally admitted, pouting down at the shake.

Mac nodded, and leaned in a little closer. "I waver," she admitted. "Less than I did at first, but I do."

Cally gave a little smile. "Woulda thought you were the brave strong one," she said.

Mac arched an eyebrow at her. "Me? Really, no."

"But you're my hero," Cally said with a silly smile.

Mac giggled and nudged Cally playfully with her shoulder. "Doesn't make me any better at resisting temptation."

"Yeah, guess not," Cally said. "Makes me feel like less of a dork for not bein so tough, though."

"Oh, you're still a dork," Mac said cheerfully. "But so am I, so it's all good."

Cally laughed, crinkling her nose. "Yeah, it works."

Mac grinned back at her. "I think it's more fun that way," she said. "Don't you?"

Cally nodded. She then held out her shake. "Wanna try yourself?"

Mac looked at it carefully for a moment, then shook her head. "Nah," she replied, a little grin growing on her face. "I'll leave more of the lovely stuff for you."

"How gracious," Cally said, leaning over to rub noses with her girlfriend.

"What can I say, I'm so thoughtful," Mac said, grinning at Cally and slipping her arm around the other girl's back.

"It is, of course, nothing to do with the fact those things have the worst aftertast ever."

"You're telling me," Cally said. "It's... yeah."

	
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