*sigh*

[azurelunatic]

Had to lecture the fey. Coffeepot is one of those things that is not supposed to be messed with. I turned it off; when I turned around and saw it turned on again, I lectured.

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It's like Fae in the workplace...

[dawnmuskovitz.livejournal.com]

They just shouldn't be messing with a girls' caffiene supply, her highlighter, or her keys for that matter.

Re: It's like Fae in the workplace...

[azurelunatic]

Or putting the sharp knives in the sink.

Or leaving doors unlocked.


People get hurt, things get banished.

Re: It's like Fae in the workplace...

[iroshi.livejournal.com]

Oh, yes. The very first weekend we were here...it might even have been the first night...our oogly-boogly unlocked one of the doors overnight. (He's not fae or ghost - just an entity.) I told Mischief *quite* clearly, right then, that door locks were to remain exactly as we put them, or he was going to be banished. We like him well enough, but anything that might cause harm to anyone was not to be allowed. I realized, during a conversation with him a few days later, that he didn't understand why unlocking a door was associated with harm. I explained that there were people/things *outside* that we didn't want *inside*, and that's why we sometimes locked the doors, so when we locked the doors, they should remain locked. He groked. He just thought it was the same as moving something you'd put in one place; he didn't know the difference. :)

Re: It's like Fae in the workplace...

[azurelunatic]

You'd mentioned. I rehashed that general idea with the coffee pot thing to the fae.