Actually, to be honest, Nanook liked her sense of humor. It made things easier, but he wasn't trying to deceive her anyway. He never thought of doing something like that anyway. He just wanted to know why she was slightly unlike other people.<br/><br/>Whatever it was, it was doubtful that she had known what it was. For what it was worth, he decided instead to focus on the conversation that they were having on hand. He tried hard to avoid mentioning that he lived through the sixties, since she didn't know he was a werewolf and she hadn't known it yet.<br/><br/>He probably still had something left over from that time period as it was. If he came, then he could have always just claimed it was something he picked up at a resale shop.<br/><br/>Shaking these thoughts out of his head, he laughed and looked back toward her. "Actually, I think the Louis XIV night sounds hilarious. I'm actually trying to imagine you in like the sort of wig that you'd have to wear for that." Soon enough he tilted his head and laughed again. "When is the electronic music night? I should show you what I have going for that. I used to get really dressed up for the raves, you know..."<br/><br/>Apparently all of this would have made Nanook seem more normal anyway. Eventually, he laughed again and threw back his head a bit. "I was just kinda taking a break here if you wanted to come with. I've been skateboarding all day. Considering this is where a lot of the great pros were from, I thought that the skating in LA would be better."<br/><br/>Nanook finally exhaled a bit and focused on something else for a time. "Do you skate or anything like that? I could show you how if you had wanted."