Liam was such a rare drinker he would usually go somewhat overboard when he did so, but he always managed to stay in control of himself. As she left out of the tent fort, he squinted and looked around the room to truly soak in the chaos. There was stuff everywhere, clothes were hiding much of the floor, both his and hers tossed aimlessly. A few of the bigger boxes were already folded in the corner and he gasped as he saw them. His jaw had already dropped, and his eyes grew wide behind his boxes as he yelled out, "ROBOTS!"
He crawled his way out of the tents and stumbled his way to his feet as he stepped forwards and hopped a couch to get to the boxes. He instantly began grabbing them and wrapping them around his arms. Using the handy nearby roll of duct tape, he began to tighten the box around his arm as he stood up and started walking toward the kitchen. He held his arm out straight and grinned broadly, as he jumped back over the couch and pointed his arm at the door where he waited for Jemma to come in.
He was hyper, smiling like a kid on too much sugar, and he kept his aim while he excitedly exclaimed, "Cardboard robotsh! We should TOTALAALLY build them! Jemma, bring the whiskey, now! We must drink if we can figure out what kiiiiiiind of robots we'll be. Heey, Jemma, did you ever notice that the words monkey and donkey are said differently but spelled the same-what's up with that?! It should be MUN-key and dunkey, or mon-key and donkey... and... umm... ROBOTS! IT'S TIME TO BUILD ROBOTS! Here, help me with a leg," he jumped from idea to idea in an instant, as he stuck his leg out and attempted to stand on one leg while holding a spare box hanging from one of his hands.
He crawled his way out of the tents and stumbled his way to his feet as he stepped forwards and hopped a couch to get to the boxes. He instantly began grabbing them and wrapping them around his arms. Using the handy nearby roll of duct tape, he began to tighten the box around his arm as he stood up and started walking toward the kitchen. He held his arm out straight and grinned broadly, as he jumped back over the couch and pointed his arm at the door where he waited for Jemma to come in.
He was hyper, smiling like a kid on too much sugar, and he kept his aim while he excitedly exclaimed, "Cardboard robotsh! We should TOTALAALLY build them! Jemma, bring the whiskey, now! We must drink if we can figure out what kiiiiiiind of robots we'll be. Heey, Jemma, did you ever notice that the words monkey and donkey are said differently but spelled the same-what's up with that?! It should be MUN-key and dunkey, or mon-key and donkey... and... umm... ROBOTS! IT'S TIME TO BUILD ROBOTS! Here, help me with a leg," he jumped from idea to idea in an instant, as he stuck his leg out and attempted to stand on one leg while holding a spare box hanging from one of his hands.