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fandom_radio2014-04-24 08:21 am
myownface) wrote in fandom_radio2014-04-24 08:21 am
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Fandom Radio, Thursday, April 24th
Last week of classes radio is always the best radio. It's that week where I get to tell you all about all the different things the teachers have come up with to test whether or not you deserve that passing grade you're gonna get anyway. Hey, Fandom. This is Sparkle, and here's today's news.
At the School, Literature students got to write an essay about what books they did and didn't like. Friendship is Baking partied, surprising nobody who's ever met Pinkie, and then everyone participated in a cupcake fight with Pinkie and Derek. Or else they ate cupcakes. One of those. Sholeh was crying in the library after reading a letter saying she has to leave - shit, really? And Yeul gave her a hug to help her feel better.
I hate this time of year.
In the Dorms, Jackson continued to prove that he's not capable of getting along with anyone by arguing with Mr. Moxy. Who, for the record, is a cat. Moxy took it in stride, for a cat. He hissed and went back to sleep. Isaac was training for graduation madness by playing Call of Duty, and Isabelle didn't really get the point, but there was something else she wanted to talk about anyway, if you know what I mean. And, finally, Topher sent an e-mail to the graduating class about a grads-only party on the sixth floor after grad. Non-graduates not invited. Which I'm going to take to mean that we have to try to crash it. Like anybody knows what class anyone is in around here anyhow, right?
And finally, in Town, Alana arranged Book Haven's books by colour, which is, I'm sure, going to drive anyone nuts who knows how a bookshelf works. Kenzi was working on her class syllabus during her Luke's shift, Roland was playing Beatles tunes in the streets, and Stiles was actually managing to stump Google over at the Trooper Station. Victor was poking through metal and wire during his last shift at Stark Industries, and Maddie stopped by with a muffin to talk to him about post-graduation plans. And then, over at the Devil's Nest, Derek was contemplating murder over some Barry White. Clint stopped by, then, to lecture Derek about arguing with Kitty, and to tell him to... tell her... personal stuff about his relationship with Stiles? Dude, you know, I might be a stupid kid, but unless you've been invited to climb into bed with 'em, that's probably none of anyone's business.
Might just be me, though.
And I think that's all for the notes, so I'm gonna sign off now, and get back to enjoying my Thursday. Mmm, Thursday. Semester's almost through. Sweet.
At the School, Literature students got to write an essay about what books they did and didn't like. Friendship is Baking partied, surprising nobody who's ever met Pinkie, and then everyone participated in a cupcake fight with Pinkie and Derek. Or else they ate cupcakes. One of those. Sholeh was crying in the library after reading a letter saying she has to leave - shit, really? And Yeul gave her a hug to help her feel better.
I hate this time of year.
In the Dorms, Jackson continued to prove that he's not capable of getting along with anyone by arguing with Mr. Moxy. Who, for the record, is a cat. Moxy took it in stride, for a cat. He hissed and went back to sleep. Isaac was training for graduation madness by playing Call of Duty, and Isabelle didn't really get the point, but there was something else she wanted to talk about anyway, if you know what I mean. And, finally, Topher sent an e-mail to the graduating class about a grads-only party on the sixth floor after grad. Non-graduates not invited. Which I'm going to take to mean that we have to try to crash it. Like anybody knows what class anyone is in around here anyhow, right?
And finally, in Town, Alana arranged Book Haven's books by colour, which is, I'm sure, going to drive anyone nuts who knows how a bookshelf works. Kenzi was working on her class syllabus during her Luke's shift, Roland was playing Beatles tunes in the streets, and Stiles was actually managing to stump Google over at the Trooper Station. Victor was poking through metal and wire during his last shift at Stark Industries, and Maddie stopped by with a muffin to talk to him about post-graduation plans. And then, over at the Devil's Nest, Derek was contemplating murder over some Barry White. Clint stopped by, then, to lecture Derek about arguing with Kitty, and to tell him to... tell her... personal stuff about his relationship with Stiles? Dude, you know, I might be a stupid kid, but unless you've been invited to climb into bed with 'em, that's probably none of anyone's business.
Might just be me, though.
And I think that's all for the notes, so I'm gonna sign off now, and get back to enjoying my Thursday. Mmm, Thursday. Semester's almost through. Sweet.