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fandom_radio2012-06-23 09:51 am
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Fandom Radio, Saturday, June 23rd
Tony: Okay, okay! Jeeze, I'm going. Can't a guy just go get coffee in the morning without being attacked by squirrels?
Steve: --happy to help, but maybe you could stop pushing my ankles? Oh, good morning, Tony.
Tony: You too, huh? At least it's not as bad as last time.
Steve: I’m going to do you the favor of taking that as a compliment, I think.
Tony: Totally is. Honest. You don't even have a mustache to make it weird.
Steve: No, I’ve never had a mustache...have you had your coffee yet?
Tony: In the process! And I'm not sharing it.
*chittering*
Steve: I’m not trying to steal your coffee. And I’m sure the squirrels aren’t either. Oh, they want us to read their notes. All right, all right, stop pushing! *clears throat* Here we go. At the school, Tyrion showed his students a film. In Conflict Management, the subject was handling the aftermath of a crisis--always an important skill--and the students had to deal with some unexpected company". In Practical Philosophy, Ender talked about the concept of a final before telling his students this would be just an ordinary week, which does sound pretty philosophical, I'll admit. Also there was ice cream, which seems less philosophical but I'm sure was much appreciated. And finally, in Art Therapy, the students graffitied a huge piece of paper. Is it really graffiti if you do it on paper, though?
Tony: Does it look like something? That's my art criteria.
Steve: You really need to open your horizons, then.
Tony: I have perfectly open horizons! I just like things to look like things. And not a dot on the wall. Because I could totally do that.
Steve: The point isn’t whether or not you could do something, it’s--you know what, this is not the place for this debate. I’m sure the people of the island don’t want to hear it. Let’s carry on.
Tony: In the dorms, Bucky turned back into a cat. Ooookay. And over at the tents, Natalie was trying to get a decent wifi signal. Oh, I can help with that. Jace showed up to see if she was looking at porn--really?--and then to tell her a friend of his enrolled here.
Steve: Is it really time for new students already? How the time flies.
Tony: It seems like just yesterday I arrived here... Over in town, Peeta was very cheerful at Luke's. Oh, and Siefer was at the causeway, ready to get to school. Isn't that supposed to be in the fall? Over at Dite's, Kenzi set off every battery operated toy in the store. And wow. I did not think it would be possible to say something this awkward around a teacher, but I have been proven wrong. Thanks. Really. It's a learning experience.
Steve: Yes, well. You should have seen my office after Jamie Madrox was through with it...or actually you really, really shouldn’t have. Forget I ever said that.
Tony: Forgotten! Ben was glad to find Stark Industries is air conditioned--it's not that bad out--and Ender showed up to make a date and discuss ice cream. I'm sure it was a very important conversation about Rocky Road. Blysse also stopped by to talk about how wolves don't like being hot in tents. I get the feeling we wouldn't like those wolves when they're angry.
Steve: I think that’s true of most angry wolves.
Tony: At the Clinic, Gabrielle was tempted by nut bread, but decided against it. Seriously? Your loss on the free food then. Kitty was on her laptop at the Perk, also enjoying airconditioning. And, finally, Eric was shirtless and recieving texts at the Devil's Nest and this squirrel couldn't look away. You do know there's something wrong with that, right?
Steve: Yes, that seems...well, wrong is the best word.
Tony: Hey, we managed this with only mild trauma! I count that as a win. Donuts?
Steve: I believe we’ve earned them, yes.
*hopeful chittering*
Steve: You have your acorns.
Tony: I'll leave a dozen on the sidewalk and whatever happens to them... happens.
Steve: You’re only enabling them.
Tony: I'm investing wisely.
Steve: You know what, I’m not even going to argue with you right now. Let’s go get donuts.
Steve: --happy to help, but maybe you could stop pushing my ankles? Oh, good morning, Tony.
Tony: You too, huh? At least it's not as bad as last time.
Steve: I’m going to do you the favor of taking that as a compliment, I think.
Tony: Totally is. Honest. You don't even have a mustache to make it weird.
Steve: No, I’ve never had a mustache...have you had your coffee yet?
Tony: In the process! And I'm not sharing it.
*chittering*
Steve: I’m not trying to steal your coffee. And I’m sure the squirrels aren’t either. Oh, they want us to read their notes. All right, all right, stop pushing! *clears throat* Here we go. At the school, Tyrion showed his students a film. In Conflict Management, the subject was handling the aftermath of a crisis--always an important skill--and the students had to deal with some unexpected company". In Practical Philosophy, Ender talked about the concept of a final before telling his students this would be just an ordinary week, which does sound pretty philosophical, I'll admit. Also there was ice cream, which seems less philosophical but I'm sure was much appreciated. And finally, in Art Therapy, the students graffitied a huge piece of paper. Is it really graffiti if you do it on paper, though?
Tony: Does it look like something? That's my art criteria.
Steve: You really need to open your horizons, then.
Tony: I have perfectly open horizons! I just like things to look like things. And not a dot on the wall. Because I could totally do that.
Steve: The point isn’t whether or not you could do something, it’s--you know what, this is not the place for this debate. I’m sure the people of the island don’t want to hear it. Let’s carry on.
Tony: In the dorms, Bucky turned back into a cat. Ooookay. And over at the tents, Natalie was trying to get a decent wifi signal. Oh, I can help with that. Jace showed up to see if she was looking at porn--really?--and then to tell her a friend of his enrolled here.
Steve: Is it really time for new students already? How the time flies.
Tony: It seems like just yesterday I arrived here... Over in town, Peeta was very cheerful at Luke's. Oh, and Siefer was at the causeway, ready to get to school. Isn't that supposed to be in the fall? Over at Dite's, Kenzi set off every battery operated toy in the store. And wow. I did not think it would be possible to say something this awkward around a teacher, but I have been proven wrong. Thanks. Really. It's a learning experience.
Steve: Yes, well. You should have seen my office after Jamie Madrox was through with it...or actually you really, really shouldn’t have. Forget I ever said that.
Tony: Forgotten! Ben was glad to find Stark Industries is air conditioned--it's not that bad out--and Ender showed up to make a date and discuss ice cream. I'm sure it was a very important conversation about Rocky Road. Blysse also stopped by to talk about how wolves don't like being hot in tents. I get the feeling we wouldn't like those wolves when they're angry.
Steve: I think that’s true of most angry wolves.
Tony: At the Clinic, Gabrielle was tempted by nut bread, but decided against it. Seriously? Your loss on the free food then. Kitty was on her laptop at the Perk, also enjoying airconditioning. And, finally, Eric was shirtless and recieving texts at the Devil's Nest and this squirrel couldn't look away. You do know there's something wrong with that, right?
Steve: Yes, that seems...well, wrong is the best word.
Tony: Hey, we managed this with only mild trauma! I count that as a win. Donuts?
Steve: I believe we’ve earned them, yes.
*hopeful chittering*
Steve: You have your acorns.
Tony: I'll leave a dozen on the sidewalk and whatever happens to them... happens.
Steve: You’re only enabling them.
Tony: I'm investing wisely.
Steve: You know what, I’m not even going to argue with you right now. Let’s go get donuts.