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fandom_radio2011-04-22 10:17 pm
wrongkindofsith) wrote in fandom_radio2011-04-22 10:17 pm
Fandom Radio, Friday, April 22nd
Maybe it's just me but you seem even drunker than usual today.
*cheerful chittering*
Well I'm glad you got whatever it was back from whoever borrowed it, but that doesn't explain...you know what? I don't even want to know.
School
In Ethics, Anakin engaged in mindgames under the pretence of an exam, with questions about dead parents, drowning strangers, torture, and the kinds of choices you only ask people to make in order to break their wills.
Meanwhile, Summer had an actual exam in Myths and Legends of the Deep, letting her students study before they answered questions about myths.
Rather than an exam, Adventures, Capers and Escapades involved floating in space. It was nice, peaceful...I guess.
Primatology also involved an exam. Apparently a very long one, as well as student presentations. Someone's thorough.
Cabot considered her Nation Building final atypical, but since it involved answering questions about veiws on government, what could be done differently, traits of good leaders, and whether anyone would want to rule in the first place, I'd it wasn't really.
The books weren't fighting in the Library, much to Cassidy's relief. Though Ender was still concerned about how tired she looked. Which I suppose is sweet or something.
Edmund had Baldrick duct-taped to the wall outside his office, while Deadpool was in his, threatening to kill Emma's family, so nothing particularly newsworthy or unusual there.
Dorms
Apparently, nothing particularly newsworthy happened here either.
Town
Book Haven was open, Helen was visited by James at the Gig, Cally was sketchy at Strokes of Genius, Sov was staring into space at Fixer-Uppers, and Tara was reading at the Magic Box when Kennedy came in with lunch and wanted to know what the book was about. A gnome massacre apparently. Awesome.
Emma was relaxing in the Perk when her sister turned up wanting to take her home. How nice for her. Then her other sister who proceeded to get into a fight with the first, while Emma wrote her notes on napkins. Apparently this was a cue for their parents to show up and start lecturing. Given that no one's formed an angry mob yet, Emma's family reunion is still going much better than some others I've seen.
*chittering*
None of your business whose. Still thing seem to have gone badly enough that Emma beat a path right to Cabot's door to get legal advice on dealing with her family.
Chronos was polishing glasses at the Devil's Nest and getting snarked at, while over at the Clinic Scully was busy with medical investigations, and Karla, Triela, and Raven were all very concerned about some test results. Which really, no idea what they're teaching here, but you'd think they'd at least touch on the importance of proper protection, especially given Karla and Raven's employment.
*cheerful chittering*
Well I'm glad you got whatever it was back from whoever borrowed it, but that doesn't explain...you know what? I don't even want to know.
School
In Ethics, Anakin engaged in mindgames under the pretence of an exam, with questions about dead parents, drowning strangers, torture, and the kinds of choices you only ask people to make in order to break their wills.
Meanwhile, Summer had an actual exam in Myths and Legends of the Deep, letting her students study before they answered questions about myths.
Rather than an exam, Adventures, Capers and Escapades involved floating in space. It was nice, peaceful...I guess.
Primatology also involved an exam. Apparently a very long one, as well as student presentations. Someone's thorough.
Cabot considered her Nation Building final atypical, but since it involved answering questions about veiws on government, what could be done differently, traits of good leaders, and whether anyone would want to rule in the first place, I'd it wasn't really.
The books weren't fighting in the Library, much to Cassidy's relief. Though Ender was still concerned about how tired she looked. Which I suppose is sweet or something.
Edmund had Baldrick duct-taped to the wall outside his office, while Deadpool was in his, threatening to kill Emma's family, so nothing particularly newsworthy or unusual there.
Dorms
Apparently, nothing particularly newsworthy happened here either.
Town
Book Haven was open, Helen was visited by James at the Gig, Cally was sketchy at Strokes of Genius, Sov was staring into space at Fixer-Uppers, and Tara was reading at the Magic Box when Kennedy came in with lunch and wanted to know what the book was about. A gnome massacre apparently. Awesome.
Emma was relaxing in the Perk when her sister turned up wanting to take her home. How nice for her. Then her other sister who proceeded to get into a fight with the first, while Emma wrote her notes on napkins. Apparently this was a cue for their parents to show up and start lecturing. Given that no one's formed an angry mob yet, Emma's family reunion is still going much better than some others I've seen.
*chittering*
None of your business whose. Still thing seem to have gone badly enough that Emma beat a path right to Cabot's door to get legal advice on dealing with her family.
Chronos was polishing glasses at the Devil's Nest and getting snarked at, while over at the Clinic Scully was busy with medical investigations, and Karla, Triela, and Raven were all very concerned about some test results. Which really, no idea what they're teaching here, but you'd think they'd at least touch on the importance of proper protection, especially given Karla and Raven's employment.