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Fandom Radio [Friday, November 2, 2012]
Good morning, Fandom! Rilla Blythe here. I hope you're not starting your mornings eating Hallowe'en candy--that's horribly unhealthy. In fact, if you have any extra candy, I'm putting together a care package to send to the front in my time and I'm sure the boys in 1916 would love to try some Twizzlers and Snickers. Stop by my room later today if you have any donations.
*chittering*
It wasn't off-topic! But fine, here's what we were doing yesterday. In classes, Wild Roving discussed the importance of local holidays, Mr. Warner subjected my class to a Tilt-a-World, which was a terrible pun even for him, How Not To Do Anything learned about making excuses, which you'd need to be well-versed in if you don't do anything, and Drama class got our script for the Christmas play. It was...different, and possibly blasphemous. I'll have to ask Reverend Meredith.
In the library, Mr. Sabahnur was excited about a new movies series he found: Space Battles. No one ruin the ending for him, all right? And Mr. Whittemore canceled lacrosse, which I'm sure was quite disappointing to that strange man who lurks in the woods.
In the dormitories, Miss Drew had discovered a movie about crocodiles that she was watching in the fifth floor common room. Mr. Stark tried to fire Miss Drew after she didn't agree with his assertion that these movies weren't terrible, Miss Drew and Miss Penderghast wondered how many crocodile movies were included in the marathon, and Mr. Stark then watched the movies and was reminded of how right Miss Drew really was about their quality, as he was horrified when Miss Penderghast hoped there were lots of them to see. Miss West wanted to know if it was a crocodile on the screen, but Miss Drew told her it was just really terrible special effects, which prompted Miss West and Mr. Stark to rename it.
In town, Mr. Alenko has returned to Fandom from his home. He told Mr. Priest that a biotic--did I say that right?--had kidnapped a politician because of a bad vote he'd made and what that meant. I'm quite curious as--
*chittering*
--Oh. Well, the squirrel wasn't that curious, so that's all you get to hear, I'm afraid. Mr. Murdoch was finding extra Hallowe'en candy all over the repair shop, Mr. Darling countered by finding pumpkins all over the clothing store with the name I'm not going to say, and the Duchess of Sto Helit was stuck listening to Hallowe'en music at the club with the name I'm also not going to say. Miss [Kenzi's last name] was making drinks at Caritas to honor saints for All Saints Day, which also seems rather blasphemous. I'll ask Reverend Meredith about that too.
And finally, Miss Karla was shrieking like a banshee last night, trying to gain the attention of Mr. Starsmore and no doubt waking everyone else in town. It's called knocking, Miss Karla. Someone should teach you about that.
And that's all the news of yesterday! Have a good weekend, Fandom!
*chittering*
It wasn't off-topic! But fine, here's what we were doing yesterday. In classes, Wild Roving discussed the importance of local holidays, Mr. Warner subjected my class to a Tilt-a-World, which was a terrible pun even for him, How Not To Do Anything learned about making excuses, which you'd need to be well-versed in if you don't do anything, and Drama class got our script for the Christmas play. It was...different, and possibly blasphemous. I'll have to ask Reverend Meredith.
In the library, Mr. Sabahnur was excited about a new movies series he found: Space Battles. No one ruin the ending for him, all right? And Mr. Whittemore canceled lacrosse, which I'm sure was quite disappointing to that strange man who lurks in the woods.
In the dormitories, Miss Drew had discovered a movie about crocodiles that she was watching in the fifth floor common room. Mr. Stark tried to fire Miss Drew after she didn't agree with his assertion that these movies weren't terrible, Miss Drew and Miss Penderghast wondered how many crocodile movies were included in the marathon, and Mr. Stark then watched the movies and was reminded of how right Miss Drew really was about their quality, as he was horrified when Miss Penderghast hoped there were lots of them to see. Miss West wanted to know if it was a crocodile on the screen, but Miss Drew told her it was just really terrible special effects, which prompted Miss West and Mr. Stark to rename it.
In town, Mr. Alenko has returned to Fandom from his home. He told Mr. Priest that a biotic--did I say that right?--had kidnapped a politician because of a bad vote he'd made and what that meant. I'm quite curious as--
*chittering*
--Oh. Well, the squirrel wasn't that curious, so that's all you get to hear, I'm afraid. Mr. Murdoch was finding extra Hallowe'en candy all over the repair shop, Mr. Darling countered by finding pumpkins all over the clothing store with the name I'm not going to say, and the Duchess of Sto Helit was stuck listening to Hallowe'en music at the club with the name I'm also not going to say. Miss [Kenzi's last name] was making drinks at Caritas to honor saints for All Saints Day, which also seems rather blasphemous. I'll ask Reverend Meredith about that too.
And finally, Miss Karla was shrieking like a banshee last night, trying to gain the attention of Mr. Starsmore and no doubt waking everyone else in town. It's called knocking, Miss Karla. Someone should teach you about that.
And that's all the news of yesterday! Have a good weekend, Fandom!