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fandom_radio2015-11-20 09:03 am
suitably_heroic) wrote in fandom_radio2015-11-20 09:03 am
Entry tags:
WTFH, Friday
Hey, Fandom. Congratulations! You survived another baggage day. Pat yourself on the back and get right back to repressing.
In school news, Hunting 101 talked about something called djinn. Something something fantasy worlds, apparently, because Winchester had the kids talking about theirs. Then he raises the question of whether you'd want to go peacefully or in a fight.
I have no simple answer for that one.
I spent Hostile World class trying to help you kids deal with your baggage, but everyone mostly ignored it. Which was also what all of your suggestions amounted to. Congratulations: you're all going to grow up to be human disasters. Violence is better.
Adulting with Cars didn't have anything illegal going on: just coping with cars time. Also better, I guess, though starships are still superior. And in the library, Cosette just sat on hers. Baggage, that is. Not starships.
Oh, and Skywalker turned himself into an after-school special on how not to give the right example by barricading himself into his office with his baggage. I stopped by and found out there's apparently less of it than usual, which might explain why people just started throwing their own at Anakin's pile. Balance of the galaxy, yadda yadda.
At the dorms, Isabela spent her time ignoring the baggage - again, doesn't really work, but it might get you through the day - when that kid Dante showed up, and thankfully for us all, decided to take their business off-island. This apparently followed from his attempt to slice up the baggage with his sword earlier, which presumably failed because Kathy showed up to try and muscle her own stuff into the pile.
Keeping up with the violence theme, Anders tried to set his on fire at the salle - nice try - and Cassandra had to halt her beating-up-the-bags plan to yell at him for throwing fireballs around the salle. Unlike Merrill, who thought the fire approach was awesome but didn't know what the hell to do with the baggage. See a therapist. We've got one on isl-- okay, don't go see Sarah. Uh. Somewhere, there's got to be one.
In town, Kitty and Clint discussed their baggage and how she's apparently not solid at the moment. ... Please tell me you haven't turned into a Force ghost? Please?
Hardison spent his time at the Diner slicing, as per usual, but apparently something important popped up. Cara dealt with her baggage at Caritas by using a citrus... something. Okay, that can't be English. Anyway, Edward avoided his baggage at the post office, and then just to break the theme, Barry had tiny penguin from another dimension problems. And it's not even December yet.
Okay, that's it. I wish you all a baggage-free day. I gotta go home and explain to Sparkle that just because I'm carrying a bioluminescent fern doesn't mean we're going to keep it.
This is why I don't like dealing with Ithorians. There's always foliage. Can't they give normal gifts, like dri--
*clicks*
In school news, Hunting 101 talked about something called djinn. Something something fantasy worlds, apparently, because Winchester had the kids talking about theirs. Then he raises the question of whether you'd want to go peacefully or in a fight.
I have no simple answer for that one.
I spent Hostile World class trying to help you kids deal with your baggage, but everyone mostly ignored it. Which was also what all of your suggestions amounted to. Congratulations: you're all going to grow up to be human disasters. Violence is better.
Adulting with Cars didn't have anything illegal going on: just coping with cars time. Also better, I guess, though starships are still superior. And in the library, Cosette just sat on hers. Baggage, that is. Not starships.
Oh, and Skywalker turned himself into an after-school special on how not to give the right example by barricading himself into his office with his baggage. I stopped by and found out there's apparently less of it than usual, which might explain why people just started throwing their own at Anakin's pile. Balance of the galaxy, yadda yadda.
At the dorms, Isabela spent her time ignoring the baggage - again, doesn't really work, but it might get you through the day - when that kid Dante showed up, and thankfully for us all, decided to take their business off-island. This apparently followed from his attempt to slice up the baggage with his sword earlier, which presumably failed because Kathy showed up to try and muscle her own stuff into the pile.
Keeping up with the violence theme, Anders tried to set his on fire at the salle - nice try - and Cassandra had to halt her beating-up-the-bags plan to yell at him for throwing fireballs around the salle. Unlike Merrill, who thought the fire approach was awesome but didn't know what the hell to do with the baggage. See a therapist. We've got one on isl-- okay, don't go see Sarah. Uh. Somewhere, there's got to be one.
In town, Kitty and Clint discussed their baggage and how she's apparently not solid at the moment. ... Please tell me you haven't turned into a Force ghost? Please?
Hardison spent his time at the Diner slicing, as per usual, but apparently something important popped up. Cara dealt with her baggage at Caritas by using a citrus... something. Okay, that can't be English. Anyway, Edward avoided his baggage at the post office, and then just to break the theme, Barry had tiny penguin from another dimension problems. And it's not even December yet.
Okay, that's it. I wish you all a baggage-free day. I gotta go home and explain to Sparkle that just because I'm carrying a bioluminescent fern doesn't mean we're going to keep it.
This is why I don't like dealing with Ithorians. There's always foliage. Can't they give normal gifts, like dri--
*clicks*