100SOMETHING // Voice.

[bythe_books]

I just wanted to, uh... apologise to anyone I shouted at or insulted [WITH CULTURALLY INSENSITIVE REMARKS ABOUT CLOTHES] in port. I wasn't-- My head wasn't on straight that day. Y'know how it goes, with the, ah... interdimensional travel. Thanks for trying to clue me in.

[Private to Prefect]Right. Let's talk. About... everything. All the

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Private I'M ASSUMING SPAM?

[buywithme]

All right, Comrade. I'll be there in a few minutes.

[DOOP DE DOOP HEADING UP ON DECK TO MEET SAM.]

SPAM

[bythe_books]

[AND SAM IS THERE.]

Prefect. [He offers him a slight smile, then turns to the door to the above-deck levels.] C'mon. We're gonna talk in the CES, but... I want to try something different this time.

[THIS TIME.. he wants to see what will show up if Prefect goes in first.]

SPAM

[buywithme]

[Prefect gives a brief, perfunctory smile, before his expression slips back to neutral]

Hello Comrade. [There's a slight facepull at the mention of going to the CES, but he follows Sam none the less.] Sam, you know how I feel about trying different things.

[He gives his warden a warning look. But Sam will ignore it. Sam always ignores it.]

SPAM

[bythe_books]

I know. And you know how I feel about you trying different things. [He says that with a bit of a smirk, then heads the way towards the CES in silence.]

So. [He opens the door and looks aside at Prefect, inviting him to go first.] I read about what I missed, about... Severen. And the wardens. But I want to hear it in your words, Prefect.

Warden filter

[mrs_persson]

Excellent idea. I like that very much.

Re: Warden filter

[bythe_books]

Brilliant. Y'know, with the way things've been going lately, I really expected the first response to be very... vocal dissent.

Re: Warden filter

[mrs_persson]

If we're reduced to dissent over a matter as simple as a five-second sound-off, we're in a very bad way indeed.

Warden filter

[bythe_books]

Yeah, I'd say the inmates were on to something, if that was the case.

Re: warden filter.

[bythe_books]

Thanks. I know you had a lot on your plate, with Elle. Wish I could've been in a better state to help.

Right. Just a head count is better than we've got right now.

Re: warden filter.

[bythe_books]

Me neither. The biggest problem I see is enforcing it. New policies tend to fall by the wayside after a month or so. I mean... with everything that happens, I can see why. We just need to be careful.

Warden Filter

[naughtbutlife]

Agreed. That would be beneficial.

Though I am happy to announce that reports of duck-related mischief have steadily decreased in the past few months.

Warden Filter

[bythe_books]

Good to see our anti-duck initiative has gotten some results.

Warden Filter

[naughtbutlife]

One of our more successful ventures, I must say.

As for the other measure, any warden still in possession of their wits can take the time to post some small note to others on the network - I should think that as long as a few wardens make sure to begin the trend, it should not falter too much or be forgotten, like so many other efforts at organisation.

Warden Filter

[bythe_books]

Yeah. I can take the lead for it, at the start. I reckon we're about due for a flood soon.

warden filter;

[ichoosefight]

Always good to know who's still alive.

warden filter;

[bythe_books]

Yeah, especially in a place like this.

warden filter;

[ichoosefight]

Were you thinking you'd post it?

warden filter;

[bythe_books]

Yeah. And someone else could be backup, in case I forget or am... out on holiday. [As that happens to Sam a lot.]