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fandom_radio2022-10-31 11:40 pm
drumsticksandd20s) wrote in fandom_radio2022-10-31 11:40 pm
Fandom Radio, Tuessday (11/1)
That was "Anyways" by Arctic Monkeys, this is WTFH, and you're on with Steph. It's Tuesday again, Fandom, what's up?
The news from Monday, that's what's up. Like the School news. Intro to Fandom got all metaphysical talking about times when... oh. When the dead come to visit here. So... that's a thing that happens. On a lighter note, Non-Deadly Heroics did a little class overlap by watching a movie about sexy crimes, which was in keeping with the teachers' wardrobe theme.
*chittering*
Yes, I know yesterday was Halloween but I'm assuming wardrobe and not costume because I've met Isabela. And Diplomacy had to socialize at a party where the guests remembered everything about them and they remembered nothing about the guests, because Anakin is diabolical. But it was theme-compliant, so, y'know. Props to Anakin for that, I guess? No Dorms notes, much to Intern Porg's dismay, so on to Town!
Raiden and his pizza mask had thematically scary stuff on the menu at Pizza Planet, where Steve the Second showed up with a surfboard -- look, you do you, man -- and wanted to know about the...
Mountain Dew pizza? Are you actually serious? Connor was at the Museum super early before Cutter came in to talk about music and research and then also turned into a cat. Oh no, is this going around again? Speaking of cats, Prompto was trying to keep Rain from eating the plastic spiders at the Photo Hut, and Liz was a little too tired to go out on a coffee run so Prompto called Ignis in to make a coffee run for them. Sakaki was rendered near-totally, but understandably, useless by the Furnado animals, or some of them anyway, being in costumes for the day. Aww. At Turtle and Canary, Apu was dressed up as the cheese panda because Summer wouldn't let him dress up as her. Rosa was at work at Diaz & Ass., which will for the record never cease to be hilarious, and inviting Miguel to come to New York with her for Halloween night to go mess with her friends.
Meanwhile, at Covent Garden Flowers, Nell had a lot of post-candy-rain cleanup to do. Eddie was at the Fire Station handing out candy and smoke alarms, because it's the fire station, and was appalled to find out from Buck that candy was raining from the sky outside after he'd gone and bought candy to hand out. That's... very Fandom, honestly. We had candy dice and an extra-Halloween-y vibe at the Magpie Emporium, where me and Vi had candy dice as well as the regular non-edible kind. Tiny thought he was all cool dressing like Eric at the Devil's Nest, where Gladio did something truly terrifying and walked in wearing an actual shirt. Like with sleeves and everything. The troopers at the Station were less than impressed by Steve McG's stories about having pulled actual real spiders out of his desk drawer back in Hawaii. The movie theater was showing nonstop horror movies, as was only right and proper for Halloween, and also giving out free candy because... well... free candy was sort of everywhere yesterday.
And then, in news of the super cute, Kitty took Lexi trick-or-treating in an adorable UPS delivery driver outfit. Wait, my bad. It wasn't trick-or-treating, she was doing special deliveries, as she told Stark when they stopped by the clinic. Apparently you had to sort of run a gauntlet of flamingoes at Hannibal's house before you could get to the door for homemade candy, because of course it was homemade candy. Eddie complimented Lexi's costume when they stopped at the fire station, and I gave Lexi candy and -- I cannot stress this enough -- non-edible dice.
And finally, in today's installment of Monday Clinic Crab Lore, the nurses were all dressed as crabs and wanting to know why Stark wasn't in a costume, because even Stabby was. Because of course Stabby was in costume. I mean.
Looks like that's all for today, Fandom, so I'm gonna let you go so you can contemplate what a crab dressed like a nurse shark looks like. You're welcome for that.
The news from Monday, that's what's up. Like the School news. Intro to Fandom got all metaphysical talking about times when... oh. When the dead come to visit here. So... that's a thing that happens. On a lighter note, Non-Deadly Heroics did a little class overlap by watching a movie about sexy crimes, which was in keeping with the teachers' wardrobe theme.
*chittering*
Yes, I know yesterday was Halloween but I'm assuming wardrobe and not costume because I've met Isabela. And Diplomacy had to socialize at a party where the guests remembered everything about them and they remembered nothing about the guests, because Anakin is diabolical. But it was theme-compliant, so, y'know. Props to Anakin for that, I guess? No Dorms notes, much to Intern Porg's dismay, so on to Town!
Raiden and his pizza mask had thematically scary stuff on the menu at Pizza Planet, where Steve the Second showed up with a surfboard -- look, you do you, man -- and wanted to know about the...
Mountain Dew pizza? Are you actually serious? Connor was at the Museum super early before Cutter came in to talk about music and research and then also turned into a cat. Oh no, is this going around again? Speaking of cats, Prompto was trying to keep Rain from eating the plastic spiders at the Photo Hut, and Liz was a little too tired to go out on a coffee run so Prompto called Ignis in to make a coffee run for them. Sakaki was rendered near-totally, but understandably, useless by the Furnado animals, or some of them anyway, being in costumes for the day. Aww. At Turtle and Canary, Apu was dressed up as the cheese panda because Summer wouldn't let him dress up as her. Rosa was at work at Diaz & Ass., which will for the record never cease to be hilarious, and inviting Miguel to come to New York with her for Halloween night to go mess with her friends.
Meanwhile, at Covent Garden Flowers, Nell had a lot of post-candy-rain cleanup to do. Eddie was at the Fire Station handing out candy and smoke alarms, because it's the fire station, and was appalled to find out from Buck that candy was raining from the sky outside after he'd gone and bought candy to hand out. That's... very Fandom, honestly. We had candy dice and an extra-Halloween-y vibe at the Magpie Emporium, where me and Vi had candy dice as well as the regular non-edible kind. Tiny thought he was all cool dressing like Eric at the Devil's Nest, where Gladio did something truly terrifying and walked in wearing an actual shirt. Like with sleeves and everything. The troopers at the Station were less than impressed by Steve McG's stories about having pulled actual real spiders out of his desk drawer back in Hawaii. The movie theater was showing nonstop horror movies, as was only right and proper for Halloween, and also giving out free candy because... well... free candy was sort of everywhere yesterday.
And then, in news of the super cute, Kitty took Lexi trick-or-treating in an adorable UPS delivery driver outfit. Wait, my bad. It wasn't trick-or-treating, she was doing special deliveries, as she told Stark when they stopped by the clinic. Apparently you had to sort of run a gauntlet of flamingoes at Hannibal's house before you could get to the door for homemade candy, because of course it was homemade candy. Eddie complimented Lexi's costume when they stopped at the fire station, and I gave Lexi candy and -- I cannot stress this enough -- non-edible dice.
And finally, in today's installment of Monday Clinic Crab Lore, the nurses were all dressed as crabs and wanting to know why Stark wasn't in a costume, because even Stabby was. Because of course Stabby was in costume. I mean.
Looks like that's all for today, Fandom, so I'm gonna let you go so you can contemplate what a crab dressed like a nurse shark looks like. You're welcome for that.