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[thesettingsun]

So I'm not a big laws guy, but I'm pretty sure walking around with a giant scythe would be against some kind of law, despite that being a shitty kind of weapon.

Does it make a difference, not-getting-arrested-wise, if that scythe is a book at the time?

[He'd say something about wanting it a month or two ago, but he can't lift it when it's a scythe, so it's not that useful.]

Also Retrospec doesn't care what your legal address is, but I don't think that should surprise anyone.

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[truedetective]

Logically, no, since proving a negative is by definition impossible.
However, given that I am intimately acquainted with much of the police force, I'm confident in saying that there aren't any, as of yet.

[thesettingsun]

Yet.

But you have a point. I'll try not to worry so much about unlikely things like that.

[truedetective]

Given what we've already experienced, if we were to worry about everything "unlikely," we'd never stop worrying.

[thesettingsun]

That's nothing new for me.

[truedetective]

Er, which part?

[thesettingsun]

Worrying about anything and everything.

[truedetective]

Ah.
Well, it's not helpful, so I'd recommend against it.

[thesettingsun]

Working on it. It'd help if life went back to normal.