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Fandom Radio, Tuesday, August 6th
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genesisheroHi, everybody! Evan Sabahnur here for another Tuesday morning radio broadcast, and before I even start reading news, I'm going to out and say it... Some streets out there still smell a little bit like fish after that whole shark thing on Sunday. I think I might stay inside for a few more days and just read whenever I can help it.
And on that note... notes! At the School, Practical Philosophy talked about fight or flight, and instinct, and sharks. I can see how all of those topics kind of fit together, yeah. Especially after Sunday. Professor The Spirit had his class talk about what happens when charm doesn't work, and the things it won't work for. I bet it won't work on sharks, huh? I know someone back at my last school that I could ask about that. American History class watched The Grapes of Wrath, and Cultural Appreciation ate fried food.
And now I really want fried chicken. That's not really a breakfast food, though.
In the Dorms, Flick was uploading shark footage from a new laptop. The world must know, I guess? If nothing else, people might think it's a pretty impressive art student film or something.
And then in Town, Ms. Traynor was walking back home after a trip to the mainland. The kitchen staff at Luke's was insisting that the catch of the day was Tuna during Gert's shift there. Dr. Lecter was way more straightforward about what the meat was during his shark cookout in the park, where Mr. Bartamian stopped to help him clean the fish, Professor Lyman sorted out a way to donate any unused meat to charity, and Dr. Lecter had Sparkle look up how to make rawhide out of sharkskin while he dished him out a plate of shark meat, which was reportedly pretty good. Tino wasn't really pleased with the raccoon that was throwing peanuts at him at Caritas - and the squirrels think that was a waste of good peanuts anyway - and at the Devil's Nest, Professor Priest had managed to miss the whole shark thing, and wasn't going to ask. At least, not until Professor Hale stopped by, and then they talked about shark punching and weddings. Hopefully one didn't happen at the other, but then, I guess there are people around here who would enjoy that kind of thing.
And that's all the notes! Have a good week, Fandom. Hopefully we're done with the falling sharks for the rest of it.
And on that note... notes! At the School, Practical Philosophy talked about fight or flight, and instinct, and sharks. I can see how all of those topics kind of fit together, yeah. Especially after Sunday. Professor The Spirit had his class talk about what happens when charm doesn't work, and the things it won't work for. I bet it won't work on sharks, huh? I know someone back at my last school that I could ask about that. American History class watched The Grapes of Wrath, and Cultural Appreciation ate fried food.
And now I really want fried chicken. That's not really a breakfast food, though.
In the Dorms, Flick was uploading shark footage from a new laptop. The world must know, I guess? If nothing else, people might think it's a pretty impressive art student film or something.
And then in Town, Ms. Traynor was walking back home after a trip to the mainland. The kitchen staff at Luke's was insisting that the catch of the day was Tuna during Gert's shift there. Dr. Lecter was way more straightforward about what the meat was during his shark cookout in the park, where Mr. Bartamian stopped to help him clean the fish, Professor Lyman sorted out a way to donate any unused meat to charity, and Dr. Lecter had Sparkle look up how to make rawhide out of sharkskin while he dished him out a plate of shark meat, which was reportedly pretty good. Tino wasn't really pleased with the raccoon that was throwing peanuts at him at Caritas - and the squirrels think that was a waste of good peanuts anyway - and at the Devil's Nest, Professor Priest had managed to miss the whole shark thing, and wasn't going to ask. At least, not until Professor Hale stopped by, and then they talked about shark punching and weddings. Hopefully one didn't happen at the other, but then, I guess there are people around here who would enjoy that kind of thing.
And that's all the notes! Have a good week, Fandom. Hopefully we're done with the falling sharks for the rest of it.