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Fandom Radio [Friday, September 6, 2013]
Good morning! Rilla Blythe here with leftover cake from yesterday. Jims insisted in putting his fingers into each one that he saw...so I have a lot of spare cake.
In classes, Mr. Oz had the students of Better Living Through Technology talk of how their home's technology stacks up to Fandom's. Well, this place has indoor plumbing and electricity, so I'm a fan. Mr. Lyman scared his Current Affairs students with his extensive list of everything he reads in a day before asking them to start discussions about political topics: the choices today included Syria and health care. Miss Day introduced herself to the literature class dressed as Mark Twain, then she wanted to know what our favourite kinds of books were, then assigned us Huckleberry Finn for next week. Mr. Starsmore took his Live Entertainment class to a roller derby--what's a roller derby?
*extended chittering*
All...right. The students also had the chance to tell him what forms of entertainment they'd like to see. In office hour news, Mr. Hansen and his dog Max were setting up his--their?--office when Mr. Becket paid a call to learn they were from the same sort of reality--it's odd how normal that has become to say--and to wonder about the sanity of the rest of us. I can't blame you for that at all. Miss Zeela came by to confirm whether or not moose were dangerous--I'm Canadian and I say no--and Mr. Starsmore introduced himself to Mr. Lecter after being amazed by how tidy Mr. Lecter's office was.
In the dormitory, Mr. Vasquez was making a holo-john in the third floor boys' room. A what?
*more chittering*
I still don't understand, but it's on the third floor if you're interested in seeing it. Elsewhere on the third floor, Miss Alana was enjoying the free cake yesterday, while Mr. Baldwin and Miss Bearskin--really? That's her last name?--were warier about eating food that had just been left out, or in Miss Bearskin's case, delivered by gremlins in party hats. It's very wise of you to be worried.
In town, Mr. Lahey managed to avoid sitting on a cake in the park, but heard that Miss Lightwood hadn't fared so well. She also told him not to trust magically appearing food--our newcomers are very wary this time around, aren't they?
Miss Tamsin--no last name?
*chittering*
Well, ask her next time. It's only polite. She was getting rid of a lawn gnome for Mr. Tiny when Mr. Laufeyson happened past. They had an awkward meeting because they sort of know each other only not really--that makes no sense.
*chittering*
Well, drink off of work, then. Finally, Mr. Whittemore and Mr. Hale met in the preserve to sigh about how their entire hometown seemed to have moved to Fandom and how they didn't approve.
That's all the news I have! Everyone enjoy your weekends!
In classes, Mr. Oz had the students of Better Living Through Technology talk of how their home's technology stacks up to Fandom's. Well, this place has indoor plumbing and electricity, so I'm a fan. Mr. Lyman scared his Current Affairs students with his extensive list of everything he reads in a day before asking them to start discussions about political topics: the choices today included Syria and health care. Miss Day introduced herself to the literature class dressed as Mark Twain, then she wanted to know what our favourite kinds of books were, then assigned us Huckleberry Finn for next week. Mr. Starsmore took his Live Entertainment class to a roller derby--what's a roller derby?
*extended chittering*
All...right. The students also had the chance to tell him what forms of entertainment they'd like to see. In office hour news, Mr. Hansen and his dog Max were setting up his--their?--office when Mr. Becket paid a call to learn they were from the same sort of reality--it's odd how normal that has become to say--and to wonder about the sanity of the rest of us. I can't blame you for that at all. Miss Zeela came by to confirm whether or not moose were dangerous--I'm Canadian and I say no--and Mr. Starsmore introduced himself to Mr. Lecter after being amazed by how tidy Mr. Lecter's office was.
In the dormitory, Mr. Vasquez was making a holo-john in the third floor boys' room. A what?
*more chittering*
I still don't understand, but it's on the third floor if you're interested in seeing it. Elsewhere on the third floor, Miss Alana was enjoying the free cake yesterday, while Mr. Baldwin and Miss Bearskin--really? That's her last name?--were warier about eating food that had just been left out, or in Miss Bearskin's case, delivered by gremlins in party hats. It's very wise of you to be worried.
In town, Mr. Lahey managed to avoid sitting on a cake in the park, but heard that Miss Lightwood hadn't fared so well. She also told him not to trust magically appearing food--our newcomers are very wary this time around, aren't they?
Miss Tamsin--no last name?
*chittering*
Well, ask her next time. It's only polite. She was getting rid of a lawn gnome for Mr. Tiny when Mr. Laufeyson happened past. They had an awkward meeting because they sort of know each other only not really--that makes no sense.
*chittering*
Well, drink off of work, then. Finally, Mr. Whittemore and Mr. Hale met in the preserve to sigh about how their entire hometown seemed to have moved to Fandom and how they didn't approve.
That's all the news I have! Everyone enjoy your weekends!