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Fandom Radio: Friday, November 5th.
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x_discospider_xBoth: 🎵~Troy and Astrid in the mooorn~ing~~ 🎵
Troy: ...and we're back! Let's give one more thank you to our last guest, a turkey, making his appeal on why you should go vegetarian this Thanksgiving...I have to admit, Astrid, those were some very interesting points he made!
Astrid: That's right, Troy. I'm sure the animal activists are going to just gobble that right up.
Both: *sensible newscaster chuckles*
Troy: But enough about what may or may not potentially go into our mouths; let's focus on what comes out of it, namely, what you're all here for this fifth of November, ~the News~.
Astrid: Starting, of course, as always, with ~the School~. We learned about the Goron people in Hyrule class, Bardic Inspiration went camping, and World Mythology dipped its toes into some warmer climates with a visit to Hawaiian myths and a discussion about translations and adaptations.
The library may be looking for aides at the moment, but Jon was looking for books about portals, nonfiction, which John then helped him narrow down to types of portals and possibly a dip into Special Collections.
Troy: So Jon helped John, but I feel like there could be another level of John here to make it even more funny.
Astrid: Johns all the way down.
Troy: In breaking news, we do have a note for ~the Dorms~ this week, but it's just Jo watching TV in the third floor common room, which is still more than most weeks, but, I think we can still do better, people!
Most of our notes, as usual, are of course coming to you from ~the Town~. It was another busy day over at the Perk, where Irene was indulging herself in the, quote, 'one with the crumbly topping' and chatting with Dwight about back-up plans for the upcoming holidays, something about giving wine to street children? Is that a thing? Man, Christmas is weird, y'all, I don't even...
Astrid: Irene and Jon talked about tea and bad dreams and dangerous things in Jon's world, while Jon and Gladio talked about the much lighter topic of Guy Fawkes Day.
Troy: Guy What's Day?!?
Astrid: Fawkes, Troy. Guy Fawkes. Believe me, if it was what I assume you thought I said, there would have been much more beep-ing.
Troy: I don't know, man, a Guy [BEEEEEEEP]s day sounds pretty interesting, sign me up.
Astrid: *the tiniest of resigned sighs* Anyway, Gladio and Irene also talked about Guy Fawkes Day and how it's celebrated, which is not what you think, Troy, don't get too excited, and Goose and Irene exchanged pleasantries and names.
Troy: Liz was switching up the decor over at the Photo Hut, I was definitely not thinking about how unsettling it is that the headphone wires monster has now suddenly disappeared from Groovy Tunes right after I'd turned into it for Halloween, and Margo learned some interesting new things about bees over at Pick Your Poison. Hannibal brought her a fancy lunch, which probably...hopefully!...means it involved far less bees. And then my lovely cohost here found herself wandering into the Nerd Shoppe to talk to a lady about a painting job, Miguel brought that lady some 3D gaming stuff...wait, is that a thing? Maybe I need to check out this nerd shop after all...and Din and his kid wandered in just because the place was new. Which, I mean...fair.
Cooking for Grown-Ass Adults still managed to mess up sushi, and Liz and Prompto had a daaaa~aaate at some place called Cafe Fina, which I don't think I've ever even heard of? So it must be a made-up place that doesn't really exist, but apparently, it's something the squirrels decided to absolutely drench in glitter right now, although it feels a little weird for me to be saying that? For some reason?
Astrid: Probably reasons best not thought about too hard.
Troy: I try not to think about anything too hard, honestly.
Astrid: And that...is probably one of the smartest things you've ever said, Troy.
Troy: Awww, thanks, Astrid!
Astrid: And, on that warm little kernel of comaraderie, we've reached the end of our notes, so we'll call it a wrap on this week's broadcast. Until next time, Fandom, this has been Astrid, the normal human...
Troy: ....aaaaaaaaand the Disco Spider!
Astrid: Have a great day.
**CLICK!**
Troy: ...and we're back! Let's give one more thank you to our last guest, a turkey, making his appeal on why you should go vegetarian this Thanksgiving...I have to admit, Astrid, those were some very interesting points he made!
Astrid: That's right, Troy. I'm sure the animal activists are going to just gobble that right up.
Both: *sensible newscaster chuckles*
Troy: But enough about what may or may not potentially go into our mouths; let's focus on what comes out of it, namely, what you're all here for this fifth of November, ~the News~.
Astrid: Starting, of course, as always, with ~the School~. We learned about the Goron people in Hyrule class, Bardic Inspiration went camping, and World Mythology dipped its toes into some warmer climates with a visit to Hawaiian myths and a discussion about translations and adaptations.
The library may be looking for aides at the moment, but Jon was looking for books about portals, nonfiction, which John then helped him narrow down to types of portals and possibly a dip into Special Collections.
Troy: So Jon helped John, but I feel like there could be another level of John here to make it even more funny.
Astrid: Johns all the way down.
Troy: In breaking news, we do have a note for ~the Dorms~ this week, but it's just Jo watching TV in the third floor common room, which is still more than most weeks, but, I think we can still do better, people!
Most of our notes, as usual, are of course coming to you from ~the Town~. It was another busy day over at the Perk, where Irene was indulging herself in the, quote, 'one with the crumbly topping' and chatting with Dwight about back-up plans for the upcoming holidays, something about giving wine to street children? Is that a thing? Man, Christmas is weird, y'all, I don't even...
Astrid: Irene and Jon talked about tea and bad dreams and dangerous things in Jon's world, while Jon and Gladio talked about the much lighter topic of Guy Fawkes Day.
Troy: Guy What's Day?!?
Astrid: Fawkes, Troy. Guy Fawkes. Believe me, if it was what I assume you thought I said, there would have been much more beep-ing.
Troy: I don't know, man, a Guy [BEEEEEEEP]s day sounds pretty interesting, sign me up.
Astrid: *the tiniest of resigned sighs* Anyway, Gladio and Irene also talked about Guy Fawkes Day and how it's celebrated, which is not what you think, Troy, don't get too excited, and Goose and Irene exchanged pleasantries and names.
Troy: Liz was switching up the decor over at the Photo Hut, I was definitely not thinking about how unsettling it is that the headphone wires monster has now suddenly disappeared from Groovy Tunes right after I'd turned into it for Halloween, and Margo learned some interesting new things about bees over at Pick Your Poison. Hannibal brought her a fancy lunch, which probably...hopefully!...means it involved far less bees. And then my lovely cohost here found herself wandering into the Nerd Shoppe to talk to a lady about a painting job, Miguel brought that lady some 3D gaming stuff...wait, is that a thing? Maybe I need to check out this nerd shop after all...and Din and his kid wandered in just because the place was new. Which, I mean...fair.
Cooking for Grown-Ass Adults still managed to mess up sushi, and Liz and Prompto had a daaaa~aaate at some place called Cafe Fina, which I don't think I've ever even heard of? So it must be a made-up place that doesn't really exist, but apparently, it's something the squirrels decided to absolutely drench in glitter right now, although it feels a little weird for me to be saying that? For some reason?
Astrid: Probably reasons best not thought about too hard.
Troy: I try not to think about anything too hard, honestly.
Astrid: And that...is probably one of the smartest things you've ever said, Troy.
Troy: Awww, thanks, Astrid!
Astrid: And, on that warm little kernel of comaraderie, we've reached the end of our notes, so we'll call it a wrap on this week's broadcast. Until next time, Fandom, this has been Astrid, the normal human...
Troy: ....aaaaaaaaand the Disco Spider!
Astrid: Have a great day.
**CLICK!**