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fandom_radio2019-03-18 07:09 am
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Fandom Radio, Monday March 18th
Mornin', Fandom! Sparkle here again with whatever nominally counts as news this week! We'll jump right into it, I know you're all dying to keep informed.
In the library, Lana was getting a crash-course in St. Paddy's Day courtesy of some very helpful books.
Aaand the rest was in town. I'm amazed more students didn't end upraising hell yesterday, considering the amount of free sugar that was out there. But Fenris sure had a lot of Lucky Charms to contend with at Covent Garden, and for the record, cereal doesn't go with fertilizer. Summer got to deal with pinchy animals in spite of a general lack of opposable thumbs at Furnado. At Demon Marcus I had green... everything. Everything. And a bout of Fandom whimsy that doesn't get that there's a difference between a four-leafed clover and a shamrock, but that's fine, I got distracted by cereal and then by Hernando. At the Groovy Tunes, Jonothon was putting the stereo in a time-out because of a Bono fixation. Kanan's regular wardrobe thwarted pinchy hopes at Luke's, where Jack educated him on the wonders of vacuum sealing and Summer taught him about pinchy leprechauns.
Above Stark Industries, Steve was doing some traditional Irish cooking, which Tony offered assistance with and the squirrels are telling me they were super adorable. I'm not gonna read the whole three pages of notes about buttermilk they apparently wrote, but I promise, it's cute.
And finally, Atton had... randomly appearing hamburgers at Caritas. Did you bring some home, man? I'll totally eat those. Jack tried to figure out the deeper meaning behind the burgers and the cereal, and, presumably to celebrate the holiday, Beaker, Chopper, and an alot all made an appearance on the stage to perform what I'm certain was an inspiring rendition of Danny Boy.
And that's all the notes. Happy Hangover Day, Fandom.
In the library, Lana was getting a crash-course in St. Paddy's Day courtesy of some very helpful books.
Aaand the rest was in town. I'm amazed more students didn't end upraising hell yesterday, considering the amount of free sugar that was out there. But Fenris sure had a lot of Lucky Charms to contend with at Covent Garden, and for the record, cereal doesn't go with fertilizer. Summer got to deal with pinchy animals in spite of a general lack of opposable thumbs at Furnado. At Demon Marcus I had green... everything. Everything. And a bout of Fandom whimsy that doesn't get that there's a difference between a four-leafed clover and a shamrock, but that's fine, I got distracted by cereal and then by Hernando. At the Groovy Tunes, Jonothon was putting the stereo in a time-out because of a Bono fixation. Kanan's regular wardrobe thwarted pinchy hopes at Luke's, where Jack educated him on the wonders of vacuum sealing and Summer taught him about pinchy leprechauns.
Above Stark Industries, Steve was doing some traditional Irish cooking, which Tony offered assistance with and the squirrels are telling me they were super adorable. I'm not gonna read the whole three pages of notes about buttermilk they apparently wrote, but I promise, it's cute.
And finally, Atton had... randomly appearing hamburgers at Caritas. Did you bring some home, man? I'll totally eat those. Jack tried to figure out the deeper meaning behind the burgers and the cereal, and, presumably to celebrate the holiday, Beaker, Chopper, and an alot all made an appearance on the stage to perform what I'm certain was an inspiring rendition of Danny Boy.
And that's all the notes. Happy Hangover Day, Fandom.