That question struck Loki as even funnier, and he laughed unnaturally. "Oh, and how," he said, taking care to the form the words so he didn't sound overly drunk. He wasn't certain how well it worked, however, and it didn't even matter at this point. This was definitely not his previous roommate, and any chance he'd had of making a good impression was utterly gone, so he might as well not worry about it. "I think next time they tell me I've a visitor, I'll ask to glue pasta onto a bit of card instead."

He rolled over slowly to try to get a look at the young man. Nothing really stood out about him, though Loki did remind himself that it was the innocuous ones you really had to look out for.

Or for all he knew, the young man was actually a purple elephant and Loki just thought he was a man, because his head did feel incredibly strange. "Oh, I like this not," he said, covering his face with his hands for a moment.