"OH, no, no! Boring's fine! Er, I mean, I don't find normal-y people boring! Heck, one of my friends here is like the epitome of normal! ...If you don't count the fact that he's from the sixties, that is."

Beast Boy rubbed the back of his head. Man, he just wasn't getting things out right, was he? This whole 're-friending Terra' thing was turning out harder than he thought. Maybe because what he really wanted to ask, he couldn't. Not yet. He'd just have to make do in the mean time.

If there was one thing BB hated more than conflict, it was absolute quiet, so he tried to point out whatever he could think of to stave off any uncomfortable silences. Unfortunately, much like any of his other conversations, most of what he said was completely void of any coherent explanation.

He pointed to the chandelier. "That's where Riku's freaky clone threw all Linda's and my underwear when I swapped bodies with my mom!" Pointed at the entrance to the kitchen. "If there's a guy in there with blue hair and a scar on his face, run." Pointed at the front door. "One time Max and I went Slip n' Slide bowling and I crashed into the door so hard I slid right outside!"

Reaching for the handle, he turned to Terra and laughed a little. "Heh, I bet this is all pretty bizarre for you, isn't it?"

Beast Boy almost had to bite his tongue from adding, but not as bizarre as everything we did as Titans, huh?