[Need to Punch Something] -- [Kirk and Kirk]

[kirktastic]

Between finding out about Alex, finding out about Spot, and finding out that the bridge had gotten something from the planet below, Kirk was... well, frustrated wasn't quite the word. Stressed was definitely it, and there was one thing (other then alcohol, and he was refusing to go that low right now) that worked to get him ... okay TWO things including sex, but that wasn't (amazingly) on his mind either.

He wanted to punch something. Hard. Jim sounded like a good idea for a sparring partner right now.

With a fast comm to Jim, he had himself a sparring partner as he got off shift. He went back to his quarters and pulled on the same basic clothing he had worn back at the Academy when teaching classes - no formal gi, just loose shorts and a tee shirt.

He glanced around the gym, wondering if he had beat Jim there. When he didn't spot his counterpart, he found a flat, open spot and started to stretch out. Briefly, he wondered if pulling out safety equipment would be a good idea. At least the gloves. It'd keep his knuckles from ending up with bruises... and putting any on Jim.

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[original-fine.livejournal.com]

Jim thought he might just be starting to understand why people seemed to want to roll their eyes around him (shortly before tearing his clothes off).

"I thought you were... hungry," he said slyly.

[kirktastic.livejournal.com]

"Hunger can mean more then one thing." He teased, glancing over his shoulder.

[original-fine.livejournal.com]

Now Jim did roll his eyes.

"Teach me, oh great one," he said, swatting Kirk playfully on the ass. He wondered if sex would be a good thing or a bad thing. A re-connection or a cover-up?

He was edging towards the former, but how much was that self-serving? So to speak. He followed Kirk towards the showers.

"I am so popular on this ship," he said wonderingly.

[kirktastic.livejournal.com]

"Really such a surprise?" Kirk laughed, leading the way.

[original-fine.livejournal.com]

"Not really," Jim admitted. "Just how much I'm giving in."

This part, too, was easy.

Jim could only hope it would help.