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Fandom Radio, Friday, February 22, 2013
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rilla-myrilla.livejournal.comGood morning, Fandom! Rilla Blythe here on the last day of classes before the break! Jims and I are heading back to Canada for the week because Mother misses me and I don't think I'd enjoy Turkish food anyway.
*chittering*
I'm from 1916. Pizza is exotic. Hush, please.
In classes, Mr. Skywalker had his ethics students pretend to be fugitives seeking asylum from other classmates with the probable outcome being death for all involved. What a cheerful man Mr. Skywalker must be. He was visited by Mr. Solo, who wanted to know if he could really use the flight simulator before saying that he was heading home for a little while. Enjoy your trip, Mr. Solo! Pop Culture learned about the violent games of chess and checkers, then paired up to play them, or card games. I think you sound like you're quite prepared for vacation!
Mr. Sabahnur prepared for his trip home in the library, and then Mr. Solo interrupted Miss Solo's vacation planning to tell her that he was heading home as well, before the conversation turned to the conflict that awaits him there. I do sympathise, Mr. Solo.
Everything was quiet in the dormitory, mostly due to packing, I imagine, but Mr. Brink was pondering going on the school trip or getting into a science fair in Baltimore. Mr. Mancha stopped by to weigh in with his opinion and then to find out what Mr. Brink was planning on submitting.
And in town, Mr. Priestly was insisting on serving nothing but blood food at Cafe Luke's until the staff rebelled, tied him up and served red food instead. Someone please check on Mr. Priestly this morning, all right? Miss Yeul and Mr. Frost had post-Ethics class hot chocolates at the Perk to talk about the upcoming trip and Mr. Frost hoped his roommate on the boat would be able to see him. Are you quite small, Mr. Frost? I remember reporting about this difficulty for you before. Mr. Murdoch--hello, William!--was working on his battlebot--that sounds dire--at Stark Industries and the Improv class was working on Death in a Minute. No one tell Mr. Skywalker about it--it sounds like something he'd enjoy far too much. Mr. Starsmore asked Miss Lyle why she'd missed play rehearsal yesterday and she told him that she'd been at home. Now, Miss Lyle, next week is when we all head home.
Finally, Miss [Kenzi's last name] was serving hot drinks at the bar that really most of you shouldn't be going to. Enjoy your trips, everyone!
*chittering*
I'm from 1916. Pizza is exotic. Hush, please.
In classes, Mr. Skywalker had his ethics students pretend to be fugitives seeking asylum from other classmates with the probable outcome being death for all involved. What a cheerful man Mr. Skywalker must be. He was visited by Mr. Solo, who wanted to know if he could really use the flight simulator before saying that he was heading home for a little while. Enjoy your trip, Mr. Solo! Pop Culture learned about the violent games of chess and checkers, then paired up to play them, or card games. I think you sound like you're quite prepared for vacation!
Mr. Sabahnur prepared for his trip home in the library, and then Mr. Solo interrupted Miss Solo's vacation planning to tell her that he was heading home as well, before the conversation turned to the conflict that awaits him there. I do sympathise, Mr. Solo.
Everything was quiet in the dormitory, mostly due to packing, I imagine, but Mr. Brink was pondering going on the school trip or getting into a science fair in Baltimore. Mr. Mancha stopped by to weigh in with his opinion and then to find out what Mr. Brink was planning on submitting.
And in town, Mr. Priestly was insisting on serving nothing but blood food at Cafe Luke's until the staff rebelled, tied him up and served red food instead. Someone please check on Mr. Priestly this morning, all right? Miss Yeul and Mr. Frost had post-Ethics class hot chocolates at the Perk to talk about the upcoming trip and Mr. Frost hoped his roommate on the boat would be able to see him. Are you quite small, Mr. Frost? I remember reporting about this difficulty for you before. Mr. Murdoch--hello, William!--was working on his battlebot--that sounds dire--at Stark Industries and the Improv class was working on Death in a Minute. No one tell Mr. Skywalker about it--it sounds like something he'd enjoy far too much. Mr. Starsmore asked Miss Lyle why she'd missed play rehearsal yesterday and she told him that she'd been at home. Now, Miss Lyle, next week is when we all head home.
Finally, Miss [Kenzi's last name] was serving hot drinks at the bar that really most of you shouldn't be going to. Enjoy your trips, everyone!
