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Pirate Radio, September 21
Hey Fandomhighers, this is [Bad username or site: @ livejournal.com], filling in for [Bad username or site: @ livejournal.com], and letting you all know exactly what it is that's been happening around here.
Classes
In Journalism Class, students get a chance to ask Professor Jerusalem some personal questions. Because, apparently, seeing him in a clown hat and shoes wasn't traumatizing enough for the poor kids, they have to hear about his homecoming date plans.
Students discuss manipulation in Speech Class, which is exactly what the students around here need more of.
Scooter's forming an AV club to have their first meeting, everyone takes a quiz in Geology, and in Martial Arts Class, Marty asks Professor Kiddo for some extra help about a rather cryptic something.
In Sociology Classes, everyone writes essays while Angelus gives Professor Grissom a present. And his respect. Or something like that.
Grissom's also looking for a TA. Leave him a note!
Professor Methos finds an interesting book in the library, there's a new chef in the cafeteria, and this is your last chance to sign up for Abnormal Psych. Which I totally recomend, if only from the sheer humor of the thing, and the fact that yours truly is in it.
In Intro to World History, students discuss the emperor Agustus. It's as dull as it sounds. Students have to pair off to practice in Language Class, which goes well for some (Ms. Gilmore, as expected), and not so well for others (Charlie and Max? Looking at you.).
In Anthropology Class, Dr. Jackson tries to make the class more interesting. Well, at least he tried, and that's supposedly what counts.
Professor Camulus (who looks damn good in that outfit, I might add), talks about stereotypes of the Celtic people, and how they're incorrect. The Doctor's Quantum Physics class looks incredibly difficult, but the students seem eager.
And in Study Hall, my favorite class of the day, Principal Connor informed everyone that she'll be heading off for the weekend, leaving the student body in the hands of Professor Jerusalem. That noise? Students fleeing for their lives.
Angela's trying to help Marty with some of his personal problems, Barbossa and Quinn work on their fashion designs, Elizabeth's having some boy troubles, and John is just trying to prep for the bake sale. Best of luck with that.
Oh, and I almost forgot what was probably the most...interesting thing in classes all day. Maia practically exploded, because she had a problem with Phoebe talking to Belthazor. I mean, come on. I know he's a littlegay odd, but it's no reason to get so mean. Aren't we all supposed to be tolerant?
The fun continued outside study hall.
Off-Campus Fun
The Kwick Stop is busy, as Chewbacca does his shopping and Jay finds his way home.
Angelus is pimping it and talking about bake sale plans over at Wolfram and Hart. They're also hiring, but only virgins and those with clean records. Good luck finding any virgins around here.
Manny's being more than a little creepy on a hill outside town. Yeah, I'm not sure what that's about, but I'll be avoiding it.
We have a town morgue. Take that as you will.
At Chaucer's, there's more Halliwell drama, of a sort.
Deb's Diner is open and delicious. The Perkolator is hopping, with talk of homecoming and dates and such.
In the Dorms
Elizabeth Turner has an poster up. Check it out, guys.
While we're on the subject of posters, ew.
Janet's doing a lot of talking about evil, god-loving robots.
Lisa is putting up the awesomest sign ever and having the longest conversation ever with Angelus in the clinic. (And, aw, she was concerned for my feelings! I'm touched! But don't worry- he's only being nice to me, I couldn't get a date.)
Quick PSA- there's a slight chance that the plauge has been going around the dorms. Please sign yourself in or report others at the first sign of dementia and such. One good Samaratin has already done so, and we are all very appreciative of his efforts to keep our school clean.
Cam spends some time in the gym, making up with Beka, and getting into an argument with Lee over Kara. (Which I don't get, because I thought they were both gay? Is Kara a guy?)
There are more flower deliveries than necessary. Kiki delivers something cool for Rory from Marty.
Belthazor comforts Phoebe after the events of study hall. He then discusses said events with Piper. What can I say, he's a giver.
Anders hangs out in the gym and plays with Lee and talks to Cally. Apparently this 'Pyramid Court' he built is a big deal. You can't see me, but I'm rolling my eyes
The Fun Stuff
And in the biggest dorm room on campus,, there's subtext and groping and more. Oh my!
Callisto talks to Krycek about her and Johnnia's ticket for co-homecoming queens. Where on campus could we even find two more qualified students?
Maia gets a wee bit drunk and angry at Spike's pub, then has a talk with Aziraphale in the park.
Cally's having one hell of a morning, after the slumber party last night. Poor girl.
A special dedication goes out to Beka- the Kaiser Chiefs, Everyday I Love You Less and Less. From your good friend(?), John Sheppard.
Just so everyone knows, starting on Friday, Pirate Radio will be taking ads for the student government campaigns. Give us a copy, and keep it short, people.
That's all from me tonight. I'll be back next week (assuming B lets me), and I'll see you around.
(And one comment from any of you about how I can't work the equipment properly? I'll see you outside of school. Marty better watch himself off-campus. I'm just saying.)
Classes
In Journalism Class, students get a chance to ask Professor Jerusalem some personal questions. Because, apparently, seeing him in a clown hat and shoes wasn't traumatizing enough for the poor kids, they have to hear about his homecoming date plans.
Students discuss manipulation in Speech Class, which is exactly what the students around here need more of.
Scooter's forming an AV club to have their first meeting, everyone takes a quiz in Geology, and in Martial Arts Class, Marty asks Professor Kiddo for some extra help about a rather cryptic something.
In Sociology Classes, everyone writes essays while Angelus gives Professor Grissom a present. And his respect. Or something like that.
Grissom's also looking for a TA. Leave him a note!
Professor Methos finds an interesting book in the library, there's a new chef in the cafeteria, and this is your last chance to sign up for Abnormal Psych. Which I totally recomend, if only from the sheer humor of the thing, and the fact that yours truly is in it.
In Intro to World History, students discuss the emperor Agustus. It's as dull as it sounds. Students have to pair off to practice in Language Class, which goes well for some (Ms. Gilmore, as expected), and not so well for others (Charlie and Max? Looking at you.).
In Anthropology Class, Dr. Jackson tries to make the class more interesting. Well, at least he tried, and that's supposedly what counts.
Professor Camulus (who looks damn good in that outfit, I might add), talks about stereotypes of the Celtic people, and how they're incorrect. The Doctor's Quantum Physics class looks incredibly difficult, but the students seem eager.
And in Study Hall, my favorite class of the day, Principal Connor informed everyone that she'll be heading off for the weekend, leaving the student body in the hands of Professor Jerusalem. That noise? Students fleeing for their lives.
Angela's trying to help Marty with some of his personal problems, Barbossa and Quinn work on their fashion designs, Elizabeth's having some boy troubles, and John is just trying to prep for the bake sale. Best of luck with that.
Oh, and I almost forgot what was probably the most...interesting thing in classes all day. Maia practically exploded, because she had a problem with Phoebe talking to Belthazor. I mean, come on. I know he's a little
The fun continued outside study hall.
Off-Campus Fun
The Kwick Stop is busy, as Chewbacca does his shopping and Jay finds his way home.
Angelus is pimping it and talking about bake sale plans over at Wolfram and Hart. They're also hiring, but only virgins and those with clean records. Good luck finding any virgins around here.
Manny's being more than a little creepy on a hill outside town. Yeah, I'm not sure what that's about, but I'll be avoiding it.
We have a town morgue. Take that as you will.
At Chaucer's, there's more Halliwell drama, of a sort.
Deb's Diner is open and delicious. The Perkolator is hopping, with talk of homecoming and dates and such.
In the Dorms
Elizabeth Turner has an poster up. Check it out, guys.
While we're on the subject of posters, ew.
Janet's doing a lot of talking about evil, god-loving robots.
Lisa is putting up the awesomest sign ever and having the longest conversation ever with Angelus in the clinic. (And, aw, she was concerned for my feelings! I'm touched! But don't worry- he's only being nice to me, I couldn't get a date.)
Quick PSA- there's a slight chance that the plauge has been going around the dorms. Please sign yourself in or report others at the first sign of dementia and such. One good Samaratin has already done so, and we are all very appreciative of his efforts to keep our school clean.
Cam spends some time in the gym, making up with Beka, and getting into an argument with Lee over Kara. (
There are more flower deliveries than necessary. Kiki delivers something cool for Rory from Marty.
Belthazor comforts Phoebe after the events of study hall. He then discusses said events with Piper. What can I say, he's a giver.
Anders hangs out in the gym and plays with Lee and talks to Cally. Apparently this 'Pyramid Court' he built is a big deal. You can't see me, but I'm rolling my eyes
The Fun Stuff
And in the biggest dorm room on campus,, there's subtext and groping and more. Oh my!
Callisto talks to Krycek about her and Johnnia's ticket for co-homecoming queens. Where on campus could we even find two more qualified students?
Maia gets a wee bit drunk and angry at Spike's pub, then has a talk with Aziraphale in the park.
Cally's having one hell of a morning, after the slumber party last night. Poor girl.
A special dedication goes out to Beka- the Kaiser Chiefs, Everyday I Love You Less and Less. From your good friend(?), John Sheppard.
Just so everyone knows, starting on Friday, Pirate Radio will be taking ads for the student government campaigns. Give us a copy, and keep it short, people.
That's all from me tonight. I'll be back next week (assuming B lets me), and I'll see you around.
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*runs for dear life*
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*sticks out tounge, and waits for the perfect moment*
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I. Am. Not. Gay.no subject
Me either. What the frak?no subject
Just because that basketball game was all hot and slashy, doesn't mean we're gay.no subject
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Of course we are. I've been getting quite some subtext action if they don't believe me.
And just because I want to brush Archie's hair, that doesn't mean anything.
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He loves me that he could love me less? *blink**Beka wonders what it all means and decides it'll probably make more sense in the morning or after she steals Shep's Sims again and asks him what the hell he was thinking*
(OOC: Great job, Faith!)
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Well... atleast she was nice about it.
[ooc: Seriously, I think Cally's cuteness is The Anti-Evil... Faith doesn't make fun of her, Callisto and Belthazor help her out...]
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