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fandom_radio2006-08-08 11:58 pm
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Fandom Radio, August 8
Ahoy there, Fandom! This is Privateer Archie Kennedy here with you on the airwaves tonight. Shall we commence with the debriefing? Yes, I rather thought so.
Workshopping
Writing learned about poetry today, and I suspect wrote some rather horrific examples of the stuff. Archery shot at moving targets; no word on any casualties. A lucky thing, as First Aid learned how to diagnose various treatments but I can't be sure if arrow wounds were among them. Scoobying met in order to practice making jokes and then throw water balloons at each other and at Xander, as Marie, River, Zero, and Parker did. Bridge stopped by to join in the balloon flinging, as did Willow, though she was armed with a water pistol instead.
Irony, thy name is How to Win Friends, where students learned how to deal with delicate situations. Or highly bizarre situations. I can't decide which.
The library was far too busy for a summer day. Cedric, Angela, and Anakin all stopped in.
The Wardroom and Sickbay
We, er, had a monster in the cafeteria today. Aeryn, River, Z, and Tim availed themselves of the cookies it provided. Well, at least it was edible, even if it might not have been nourishing.
In the clinic, Doctor Troy proved to be unamused by the ongoing feud between Tommy Gavin and Doctor Cox. If Doctor Lambert was similarly unamused, it's hard to say, as she was engrossed in some experiments during her shift.
In the Crew Berths
Whoever Berthold is, he was wandering in the fifth floor common room this morning before making friends with Phoebe and sharing cold pancakes with Pippi, who was regaled with tales of Phoebe's life as a mermaid. Nadia and Walter had breakfast on the roof, and Pip was in the gym working out . . . and trying to excuse himself from dating Pippi. Oh, honestly, Pip, why not?
Sakurazaki and Jude were in the fourth floor common room, as was a bored and mischief-hunting John Connor. In the fifth floor common room Bel was moping, which is hardly a new development. He and Nadia teased each other about last weekend's latest brand of insanity, before Piper stopped in to chat. A damp Dawn greeted both Bel and Nadia, as did Cally, who was disappointed that yesterday's snickerdoodles recipe was people-free. Anders discussed his sexual preferences with Bel, was pleased to see that Nadia is herself again, and got very wet thanks to Cally.
Later on, in the second floor common room, Bridge was watching The Amazing Sci-Fi Submarine Show. Anders talked to him about blowholes. Oh, good God, I don't want to know. Bridge and Dean discussed Bridge's past bodyswap experience, and Rory -- hello, Rory! -- rhapsodized about romantic dolphins, talked to Dean about dolphins and how he thought he was his brother over the weekend. She and Anders discussed Common Room Olympics, which I hope to God are not the same sort of athletic pursuits some of you get up to behind closed doors. Z told Bridge about a phone call, and Zack and Bridge discovered the thirty-year difference between their times.
Thirty years? Is that all?
Sakurazaki returned to town. Welcome back! Pippi was listening to music this morning, the lovely Sam Carter taught Molly about lockpicking, Cameron and John Crichton discussed John and Aeryn's upcoming one-year anniversary, and John and Aeryn discussed his sleep habits. Cedric visited Jack and told him about his day in the library.
Janet dropped by to see Parker, as did Anders. Dean tried to get Sam to stop moping. I don't know whether or not he succeeded, but Dawn was bothering Sam while he tried to read. Joxer begged for Kaylee's forgiveness, which she reportedly granted. And Jamie . . . bothered Peter Parker while walking on his hands. Who was walking on whose hands, now? I can't be sure, but it hurts like the devil to have your knuckles trod on, that's all I know. Marty made a phone call and got a visit from Cally, then headed up to the roof with Angela for something involving glitter and photography. Nadia and Seras were in the dance studio late tonight, as well.
On Shore Leave
Willow and Peter my fellow countryman were at Pizza Planet today, having lunch and exchanging gifts. I'm told it was adorable. I don't doubt it, though I doubt it was the reason for Sister Rosette's gigglefit at the church. Jane was at All and Sundries, looking for shampoo -- I told you it was a modern marvel, Jane! Veronica and I had a nice picnic at Serenity Cove, as well.
Cafe Fina was open, and Seras and Pippi were present for lunch, where they talked to Walter about the weekend's mixups, stories of which he also shared with Alfred. At Caritas, and it's still odd to me to not be there on a Tuesday night, Tim met Jane.
As it appears to have been a rather calm day, that's all the news I have to report. So this is Privateer Archie Kennedy striking colors and signing off, wishing you all a fair wind, clear skies, and a very pleasant night indeed.
Workshopping
Writing learned about poetry today, and I suspect wrote some rather horrific examples of the stuff. Archery shot at moving targets; no word on any casualties. A lucky thing, as First Aid learned how to diagnose various treatments but I can't be sure if arrow wounds were among them. Scoobying met in order to practice making jokes and then throw water balloons at each other and at Xander, as Marie, River, Zero, and Parker did. Bridge stopped by to join in the balloon flinging, as did Willow, though she was armed with a water pistol instead.
Irony, thy name is How to Win Friends, where students learned how to deal with delicate situations. Or highly bizarre situations. I can't decide which.
The library was far too busy for a summer day. Cedric, Angela, and Anakin all stopped in.
The Wardroom and Sickbay
We, er, had a monster in the cafeteria today. Aeryn, River, Z, and Tim availed themselves of the cookies it provided. Well, at least it was edible, even if it might not have been nourishing.
In the clinic, Doctor Troy proved to be unamused by the ongoing feud between Tommy Gavin and Doctor Cox. If Doctor Lambert was similarly unamused, it's hard to say, as she was engrossed in some experiments during her shift.
In the Crew Berths
Whoever Berthold is, he was wandering in the fifth floor common room this morning before making friends with Phoebe and sharing cold pancakes with Pippi, who was regaled with tales of Phoebe's life as a mermaid. Nadia and Walter had breakfast on the roof, and Pip was in the gym working out . . . and trying to excuse himself from dating Pippi. Oh, honestly, Pip, why not?
Sakurazaki and Jude were in the fourth floor common room, as was a bored and mischief-hunting John Connor. In the fifth floor common room Bel was moping, which is hardly a new development. He and Nadia teased each other about last weekend's latest brand of insanity, before Piper stopped in to chat. A damp Dawn greeted both Bel and Nadia, as did Cally, who was disappointed that yesterday's snickerdoodles recipe was people-free. Anders discussed his sexual preferences with Bel, was pleased to see that Nadia is herself again, and got very wet thanks to Cally.
Later on, in the second floor common room, Bridge was watching The Amazing Sci-Fi Submarine Show. Anders talked to him about blowholes. Oh, good God, I don't want to know. Bridge and Dean discussed Bridge's past bodyswap experience, and Rory -- hello, Rory! -- rhapsodized about romantic dolphins, talked to Dean about dolphins and how he thought he was his brother over the weekend. She and Anders discussed Common Room Olympics, which I hope to God are not the same sort of athletic pursuits some of you get up to behind closed doors. Z told Bridge about a phone call, and Zack and Bridge discovered the thirty-year difference between their times.
Thirty years? Is that all?
Sakurazaki returned to town. Welcome back! Pippi was listening to music this morning, the lovely Sam Carter taught Molly about lockpicking, Cameron and John Crichton discussed John and Aeryn's upcoming one-year anniversary, and John and Aeryn discussed his sleep habits. Cedric visited Jack and told him about his day in the library.
Janet dropped by to see Parker, as did Anders. Dean tried to get Sam to stop moping. I don't know whether or not he succeeded, but Dawn was bothering Sam while he tried to read. Joxer begged for Kaylee's forgiveness, which she reportedly granted. And Jamie . . . bothered Peter Parker while walking on his hands. Who was walking on whose hands, now? I can't be sure, but it hurts like the devil to have your knuckles trod on, that's all I know. Marty made a phone call and got a visit from Cally, then headed up to the roof with Angela for something involving glitter and photography. Nadia and Seras were in the dance studio late tonight, as well.
On Shore Leave
Willow and Peter my fellow countryman were at Pizza Planet today, having lunch and exchanging gifts. I'm told it was adorable. I don't doubt it, though I doubt it was the reason for Sister Rosette's gigglefit at the church. Jane was at All and Sundries, looking for shampoo -- I told you it was a modern marvel, Jane! Veronica and I had a nice picnic at Serenity Cove, as well.
Cafe Fina was open, and Seras and Pippi were present for lunch, where they talked to Walter about the weekend's mixups, stories of which he also shared with Alfred. At Caritas, and it's still odd to me to not be there on a Tuesday night, Tim met Jane.
As it appears to have been a rather calm day, that's all the news I have to report. So this is Privateer Archie Kennedy striking colors and signing off, wishing you all a fair wind, clear skies, and a very pleasant night indeed.
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[Chloe's views != my own. *giggle*]
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