Fandom Radio, May 20
Friday, May 21st, 2010 12:58 amGabrielle: There, see, the light's on, that means we're on the air, so now we get to talk into this microphone-thing here.
Sara: I don't see how you understand all this if you're from so much more ancient a time than I am.
Gabrielle: Well, I've been here longer than you. Don't ask; I just know.
*impatient chittering*
Gabrielle: Oh, right! On the air. Uh. Hello, everyone! Welcome to WTFH. I'm Gabrielle. *pause* Introduce yourself!
Sara: . . . and I'm Sara. I'm not exactly sure what I'm doing here.
Gabrielle: Well, you know how the squirrels rescued us from that herd of teal deer in the preserve? I think this is their way of collecting payment.
Sara: You can't seriously mean the squirrels run this place? How am I to trust that you're right about everyone being able to hear us, anyway? You know, for someone who claims to be from ancient Greece, you speak English awfully well. And I know lots of stories about the Greeks --
Gabrielle: You've read stories from my time? Any of mine, by any chance?
Sara: -- and I've never heard of anyone named Gabrielle in any of them.
Gabrielle: You, neither? What is the problem here?!?
( When the Bard of Poteidaia and the Story Girl get abducted into the radio booth, babbly radio gets BABBLY. )
Sara: I don't see how you understand all this if you're from so much more ancient a time than I am.
Gabrielle: Well, I've been here longer than you. Don't ask; I just know.
*impatient chittering*
Gabrielle: Oh, right! On the air. Uh. Hello, everyone! Welcome to WTFH. I'm Gabrielle. *pause* Introduce yourself!
Sara: . . . and I'm Sara. I'm not exactly sure what I'm doing here.
Gabrielle: Well, you know how the squirrels rescued us from that herd of teal deer in the preserve? I think this is their way of collecting payment.
Sara: You can't seriously mean the squirrels run this place? How am I to trust that you're right about everyone being able to hear us, anyway? You know, for someone who claims to be from ancient Greece, you speak English awfully well. And I know lots of stories about the Greeks --
Gabrielle: You've read stories from my time? Any of mine, by any chance?
Sara: -- and I've never heard of anyone named Gabrielle in any of them.
Gabrielle: You, neither? What is the problem here?!?
( When the Bard of Poteidaia and the Story Girl get abducted into the radio booth, babbly radio gets BABBLY. )