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From [http://whitachi.tumblr.com/post/91307760666/a-list-and-summary-of-my-shousetsu-bang-bang-works the author]: "Yet another story about chefs, only this time, it’s ladies! Two women with a lot of experience in the kitchen bitching about being bitches, and then getting some real experience in the kitchen, if you get me." | |||
<blockquote>"I shook a ton of hands and smiled all sparkle-white to the boys in their suits when we got out of the restaurant, and kept smiling until every last one of them got into their black cars and drove away. "Motherfuckers," I said, when I was alone, and stopped smiling. I'd have much better wrinkles if I didn't have to smile so damn much. If our deals worked out, I'd send them the bill for the Botox."</blockquote> | <blockquote>"I shook a ton of hands and smiled all sparkle-white to the boys in their suits when we got out of the restaurant, and kept smiling until every last one of them got into their black cars and drove away. "Motherfuckers," I said, when I was alone, and stopped smiling. I'd have much better wrinkles if I didn't have to smile so damn much. If our deals worked out, I'd send them the bill for the Botox."</blockquote> | ||
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Revision as of 21:41, 4 November 2014
The Frying Pan Into is a story written by Domashita Romero (地下ロメロ) and illustrated by neomeruru. It ran in Special Issue 9 and can be read on LJ, and is mirrored at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/the-frying-pan-into.
Summary
From the author: "Yet another story about chefs, only this time, it’s ladies! Two women with a lot of experience in the kitchen bitching about being bitches, and then getting some real experience in the kitchen, if you get me."
"I shook a ton of hands and smiled all sparkle-white to the boys in their suits when we got out of the restaurant, and kept smiling until every last one of them got into their black cars and drove away. "Motherfuckers," I said, when I was alone, and stopped smiling. I'd have much better wrinkles if I didn't have to smile so damn much. If our deals worked out, I'd send them the bill for the Botox."
