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fandom_radio2011-09-04 09:26 pm
wrongkindofsith) wrote in fandom_radio2011-09-04 09:26 pm
Fandom Radio, Sunday, September 4th
I see your recruiting practices haven't improved at all. Come with us, we have rum, isn't that appealing on at the crack of dawn when people have better things to do.
*chittering*
Such as...look, just because I don't have anything better to do right this moment, doesn't mean I couldn't have. Just...give me the notes.
School
Shockingly for a weekend, nothing much happened. Unless you count Bod being a geek and organising the library.
Dorms
Down in the First Floor Lobby, Dave got his day and campaign for Sophomore Rep off to a jammy start. What is with the food bribery fixation in this place? There were identity hijinks with Natalie, who made off with jam even though she's actually a junior, probably as a result of Canadian spies. Rilla, panicked on realising she had competition for position, but Dave reminded her there's two open slots, before bringing up the Canadian spies again. I guess they stole more jam. Bobby McCallister wondered what jam has to to with politics, and countered metaphors with political questions. Dave pointed out school government involves more dancing than governing, but didn't bring up the jam stealing Canadian spies.
Also on the political front, Kenzi was busy throughout the dorms super-gluing posters for Wesley's Senior Rep campaign all over the place, much to Quinn and Annie's ire. Of course, Quinn had already left cupcakes and posters of her own all over the dorms.
Caroline was in her room, making posters and for her campaign, for Junior Rep this time. Jacob stopped by to tell her about Quinn's efforts, which lead to a change of gears to brownies, and future plans for camping trips. Bobby McCallister got press-ganged into helping with her campaign and talked about what Student Council really should be about. I'm guessing, not as much with the dancing.
Simon was also in his room, examining his bruises and turning invisible for Mercy, who isn't a fan of hangovers, as well as Kenzi who had Mr Caffery the cat in tow. Susan was reading in her room when her roommate, Spock, came in and offered her Quinn's cupcake bribe since he doesn't believe bribery makes for good governance. I've had to clean up those messes, it doesn't.
Boy Sam talked to himself, which I'd comment on, but I'm reading notes written by drunken squirrels. Natalie came by to complain about Canada being full of spies instead of power-ups like back home, in turn Sam was annoyed about closed books. Bobby McCallister stopped by to check in on Sam who thought he was called Bunny. They talked about cooking and apparently Sam doesn't eat meat, please tell me he's not a Minder. Annie decided actually asking people for votes was a better idea than cupcakes or posters and stopped by to get Sam's. He suggested she hijack the intercom, which would probably be more amusing than his field trip idea. Just saying.
Elsewhere, Luke played on his computer, Wesley was unaware he was running for Student Council until Quinn ambushed him, and Annie declared war over cupcakes. It happens.
The McCallisters ended their day doing Laundry, with Bobby wondering about how uncomfortable heels were, which probably wasn't related to his complaints about Student Council not doing more than dance planning. I hope.
The Fifth Floor Common Room television continued to hate Bruce, and he watched some weird show about people keeping things as a result. Annie got his vote after explaining her platform, and since I said I'd vote for her, the rest of the seniors probably should as well. Jocelyn remembered Annie from class, and they talked about people hoarding, a subject she also discussed with Bruce, which eventually led to introductions.
Town
Zanye experienced buyer's regret at MCA when he realised just how much paperwork was involved. While elsewhere Cable and Deadpool out Jan to bed before Deadpool admitted he was tricked into joining a club of proud supervillians...which makes marginally less sense than usual for him.
Over at the Devil's Nest, Bo mocked the hard lemonade, which being inanimate could not mock back. Hermione wanted a butterbeer, but since she fell foul of the ridiculous age rules, had to settle for a coke instead. Not that Howard was worried about age rules, since he proceeded to flirt with her and Bo. Sadly, I suspect he went home alone. Eric hung out in the VIP section, as he does.
That's the last of my notes, which means fun as this has been. I'm out of here.
*chittering*
Yes, fine, I've missed you too. A little.
*chittering*
Such as...look, just because I don't have anything better to do right this moment, doesn't mean I couldn't have. Just...give me the notes.
School
Shockingly for a weekend, nothing much happened. Unless you count Bod being a geek and organising the library.
Dorms
Down in the First Floor Lobby, Dave got his day and campaign for Sophomore Rep off to a jammy start. What is with the food bribery fixation in this place? There were identity hijinks with Natalie, who made off with jam even though she's actually a junior, probably as a result of Canadian spies. Rilla, panicked on realising she had competition for position, but Dave reminded her there's two open slots, before bringing up the Canadian spies again. I guess they stole more jam. Bobby McCallister wondered what jam has to to with politics, and countered metaphors with political questions. Dave pointed out school government involves more dancing than governing, but didn't bring up the jam stealing Canadian spies.
Also on the political front, Kenzi was busy throughout the dorms super-gluing posters for Wesley's Senior Rep campaign all over the place, much to Quinn and Annie's ire. Of course, Quinn had already left cupcakes and posters of her own all over the dorms.
Caroline was in her room, making posters and for her campaign, for Junior Rep this time. Jacob stopped by to tell her about Quinn's efforts, which lead to a change of gears to brownies, and future plans for camping trips. Bobby McCallister got press-ganged into helping with her campaign and talked about what Student Council really should be about. I'm guessing, not as much with the dancing.
Simon was also in his room, examining his bruises and turning invisible for Mercy, who isn't a fan of hangovers, as well as Kenzi who had Mr Caffery the cat in tow. Susan was reading in her room when her roommate, Spock, came in and offered her Quinn's cupcake bribe since he doesn't believe bribery makes for good governance. I've had to clean up those messes, it doesn't.
Boy Sam talked to himself, which I'd comment on, but I'm reading notes written by drunken squirrels. Natalie came by to complain about Canada being full of spies instead of power-ups like back home, in turn Sam was annoyed about closed books. Bobby McCallister stopped by to check in on Sam who thought he was called Bunny. They talked about cooking and apparently Sam doesn't eat meat, please tell me he's not a Minder. Annie decided actually asking people for votes was a better idea than cupcakes or posters and stopped by to get Sam's. He suggested she hijack the intercom, which would probably be more amusing than his field trip idea. Just saying.
Elsewhere, Luke played on his computer, Wesley was unaware he was running for Student Council until Quinn ambushed him, and Annie declared war over cupcakes. It happens.
The McCallisters ended their day doing Laundry, with Bobby wondering about how uncomfortable heels were, which probably wasn't related to his complaints about Student Council not doing more than dance planning. I hope.
The Fifth Floor Common Room television continued to hate Bruce, and he watched some weird show about people keeping things as a result. Annie got his vote after explaining her platform, and since I said I'd vote for her, the rest of the seniors probably should as well. Jocelyn remembered Annie from class, and they talked about people hoarding, a subject she also discussed with Bruce, which eventually led to introductions.
Town
Zanye experienced buyer's regret at MCA when he realised just how much paperwork was involved. While elsewhere Cable and Deadpool out Jan to bed before Deadpool admitted he was tricked into joining a club of proud supervillians...which makes marginally less sense than usual for him.
Over at the Devil's Nest, Bo mocked the hard lemonade, which being inanimate could not mock back. Hermione wanted a butterbeer, but since she fell foul of the ridiculous age rules, had to settle for a coke instead. Not that Howard was worried about age rules, since he proceeded to flirt with her and Bo. Sadly, I suspect he went home alone. Eric hung out in the VIP section, as he does.
That's the last of my notes, which means fun as this has been. I'm out of here.
*chittering*
Yes, fine, I've missed you too. A little.
no subject
He'd just have to keep his true birth country a secret forever. That way nobody would ever accuse him and his family of being spies.