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Fandom Radio, Tuesday, April 15th
Are the Ides of April more deadly than March? Are the Ides of April even a thing? Welcome to Fandom!
Where we don't actually know the answer to that question. Or at least, I don't. If anyone does know, please call in or drop on by and tell me! You have until I finish this news.
At the school yesterday, Classic Video Games played the ET game on Atari, It's All Fun and Games got to ride horses...
*urgent chittering*
Excuse me, they got to ride horsies. Are those a different animal? And Advanced Criminal Justice learned that it's best to fight in groups when you're out of your depth.
I...don't mean to belittle the contributions of the excellent faculty here, but shouldn't you all have learned that in kindergarten, really? What do they even teach you there, if not simple ganging up and taking down things bigger than you?
*chittering*
Well, yes, I imagine you're all very good at that. Hey, maybe you should teach a class!
Meanwhile, Self-Expression experimented with music and instruments and such.
In the dorms, absolutely nothing happened. Which likely means a lot of things happened that we're just not aware of, and won't be until it all blows up in our faces. So be careful, everyone!
And in town, Gert was at Luke's being grumpy, because the cooks had made her all kinds of breadless things, and it wasn't even Passover yet. *sigh* Honestly, people? You would think you could get a simple festival right. I bet you put the blood up too early, too. And have you even taken your Christmas lights down yet?
At the beach, Will did a bit of running, and then a bit of looking at the sky. It doesn't specify anything else, but I'm going to assume he also did a bit of pointing at the void and shrieking in terror, since that usually goes with the running and sky-gazing.
Celia found him lying on the sand afterward and said he looked like he'd been working really hard. Then they talked about how they both changed when all the different realities were colliding.
And over at the Devil's Nest, Jack - the male one - was growling at his tax forms. Oh, great! They must be finished; congratulations, Jack!
And...that's all the news I have today. Everyone must be saving their energy for finals and further invasions. Good luck, everybody! And until next week, I'll leave you with the weather.
Where we don't actually know the answer to that question. Or at least, I don't. If anyone does know, please call in or drop on by and tell me! You have until I finish this news.
At the school yesterday, Classic Video Games played the ET game on Atari, It's All Fun and Games got to ride horses...
*urgent chittering*
Excuse me, they got to ride horsies. Are those a different animal? And Advanced Criminal Justice learned that it's best to fight in groups when you're out of your depth.
I...don't mean to belittle the contributions of the excellent faculty here, but shouldn't you all have learned that in kindergarten, really? What do they even teach you there, if not simple ganging up and taking down things bigger than you?
*chittering*
Well, yes, I imagine you're all very good at that. Hey, maybe you should teach a class!
Meanwhile, Self-Expression experimented with music and instruments and such.
In the dorms, absolutely nothing happened. Which likely means a lot of things happened that we're just not aware of, and won't be until it all blows up in our faces. So be careful, everyone!
And in town, Gert was at Luke's being grumpy, because the cooks had made her all kinds of breadless things, and it wasn't even Passover yet. *sigh* Honestly, people? You would think you could get a simple festival right. I bet you put the blood up too early, too. And have you even taken your Christmas lights down yet?
At the beach, Will did a bit of running, and then a bit of looking at the sky. It doesn't specify anything else, but I'm going to assume he also did a bit of pointing at the void and shrieking in terror, since that usually goes with the running and sky-gazing.
Celia found him lying on the sand afterward and said he looked like he'd been working really hard. Then they talked about how they both changed when all the different realities were colliding.
And over at the Devil's Nest, Jack - the male one - was growling at his tax forms. Oh, great! They must be finished; congratulations, Jack!
And...that's all the news I have today. Everyone must be saving their energy for finals and further invasions. Good luck, everybody! And until next week, I'll leave you with the weather.