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fandom_radio2018-06-22 07:43 am
intraspective) wrote in fandom_radio2018-06-22 07:43 am
Fandom Radio | Friday, June 22
Man, it's been forever since I've done this and I ain't never done this solo. If I fuck up, blame the squirrels.
Yo, Fandom, it's Iris and I'm subbing in for tiny-boss today 'cause he had somethin' more important to do and while I ain't on his payroll, eh, I weren't doin' anything else this mornin' so sure, why not?
*chittering*
No, I ain't really sure what he were doin' but I assume it'll be chaotic and interestin' in some sense of the word, so I'm all for that. And now I'm imaginin' several Tsengs cringing across the universe and I am amused.
Anyway, in School today we got a bunch of last classes for this semester. Ain't that rather early? I haven't been in school for ages but--oh well, it don't make much of a difference, I guess.
Flight & Flying--yo, Master Skywalker!--got to fly around and then… got to play volleyball. I ain't sure your wife has got the right idea 'bout flying, Master Skywalker, but I guess it's your class. Then Physical Education got to play with weapons. I'm down for that sort of education, sure. Especially when it comes with silly videos. Paris asked Astrid if she thought the Captain had been paid for the silly videos.
It's a good question but ain't hero-types supposed to do that sort of thing out of the goodness of their hearts?
Laying Low for Beginners--hi, Kanan!--was all about trying not to get shot and getting free and it sounded an awful lot like laser tag without lasers which makes this the best class I've read about today.
Kanan, you wanna play laser tag with real lasers sometime? Hit me up. I bet Miguel'd wanna come too.
Sabine agreed with me that Kanan's class ruled and they talked about the fish. That fish is a national treasure, guys, don't even try to deny it.
I ain't seein' nothin' going 'round in the Dorms so to Town we go!
At Covent Garden Flowers Octavia was hummin' along with the flowers but there's no info on 'bout what they were humming. And over at The Magic Box Jenkins spent a lot of time on the phone, with the sage advice of 'hide the toaster'.
This is just making me more curious, you guys. What would hiding the toaster do?
Sidon was at Furnado--why, hello there, Zack-minion--making friendship bracelets for the animals. Which didn't work, so then he played with the cats.
At the community center, Peter's Movie Class were watching cartoons. By the end of the movie Kanan was glowering at Peter.
Yes, but why?
Squirrels, you'd make the shittiest Turks.
Seivarden was more interested in if the heroes thought the robot was a person. Kanan tried to explain and they both wound up agreeing that things didn't make sense. The movie made Amaya cry, and Seivarden offered her a handkerchief. Which, great and all, but seriously, I'm sill wonderin' 'bout Kanan's issue with the movie.
And, hey, I'm out of notes. See you 'round, Fandom. If you're up to trouble, don't get caught!
Yo, Fandom, it's Iris and I'm subbing in for tiny-boss today 'cause he had somethin' more important to do and while I ain't on his payroll, eh, I weren't doin' anything else this mornin' so sure, why not?
*chittering*
No, I ain't really sure what he were doin' but I assume it'll be chaotic and interestin' in some sense of the word, so I'm all for that. And now I'm imaginin' several Tsengs cringing across the universe and I am amused.
Anyway, in School today we got a bunch of last classes for this semester. Ain't that rather early? I haven't been in school for ages but--oh well, it don't make much of a difference, I guess.
Flight & Flying--yo, Master Skywalker!--got to fly around and then… got to play volleyball. I ain't sure your wife has got the right idea 'bout flying, Master Skywalker, but I guess it's your class. Then Physical Education got to play with weapons. I'm down for that sort of education, sure. Especially when it comes with silly videos. Paris asked Astrid if she thought the Captain had been paid for the silly videos.
It's a good question but ain't hero-types supposed to do that sort of thing out of the goodness of their hearts?
Laying Low for Beginners--hi, Kanan!--was all about trying not to get shot and getting free and it sounded an awful lot like laser tag without lasers which makes this the best class I've read about today.
Kanan, you wanna play laser tag with real lasers sometime? Hit me up. I bet Miguel'd wanna come too.
Sabine agreed with me that Kanan's class ruled and they talked about the fish. That fish is a national treasure, guys, don't even try to deny it.
I ain't seein' nothin' going 'round in the Dorms so to Town we go!
At Covent Garden Flowers Octavia was hummin' along with the flowers but there's no info on 'bout what they were humming. And over at The Magic Box Jenkins spent a lot of time on the phone, with the sage advice of 'hide the toaster'.
This is just making me more curious, you guys. What would hiding the toaster do?
Sidon was at Furnado--why, hello there, Zack-minion--making friendship bracelets for the animals. Which didn't work, so then he played with the cats.
At the community center, Peter's Movie Class were watching cartoons. By the end of the movie Kanan was glowering at Peter.
Yes, but why?
Squirrels, you'd make the shittiest Turks.
Seivarden was more interested in if the heroes thought the robot was a person. Kanan tried to explain and they both wound up agreeing that things didn't make sense. The movie made Amaya cry, and Seivarden offered her a handkerchief. Which, great and all, but seriously, I'm sill wonderin' 'bout Kanan's issue with the movie.
And, hey, I'm out of notes. See you 'round, Fandom. If you're up to trouble, don't get caught!