Second Lantern - [Voice/Action]

Feb 02, 2011 20:50

I don't remember the experiments being as... annoying last time around. This isn't some new trend I've come into, is it?

[Today, John is out on the streets, performing the oh so simple task of picking up stuff at the shops. Besides food, he's in the market for a new coffee maker. The one in the new 'watchtower' isn't quite up to snuff. A ( Read more... )

[voice], [action], the chink in his armor

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slaying February 3 2011, 02:07:09 UTC
Late for the speed-skating meet'n'greet? [ the jibe is gentlish -- after all, you can't be too crass with a stranger. buffy is also looking for ice-cream and so she smiles coolly by deep-freeze in the shop. ]

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greenlongjohns February 3 2011, 02:12:39 UTC
[Damn, and just as he spotted what he was going to pick up. He's not so concerned with other people's opinions that he won't pick up the ice cream, but it's not exactly something he'd like to advertise. He does have an image to maintain.]

Speed-skating? [You lost him right off the bat there.]

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slaying February 3 2011, 02:15:45 UTC
You know -- with all the spandex.

[ she grabs a pint of peanut butter fudge crunch. ]

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greenlongjohns February 3 2011, 02:16:53 UTC
[He fetches his own ice cream. Don't judge him, woman.]

It my uniform. And trust me, it's too cold to be wearing spandex out there.

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[Voice] wise_maiden February 3 2011, 02:38:18 UTC
That probably could have been considered a fairly standard one, in comparison to what we've seen in the past few months.

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[Voice] greenlongjohns February 3 2011, 02:39:06 UTC
How encouraging. What were the others like?

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[Voice] wise_maiden February 3 2011, 02:47:11 UTC
In August after the earthquake, there was a 'reality' shift of sorts in which we all remembered ourselves as... well, alternate versions, I'd imagine. Perceptions, histories... whether it was one small detail or a larger one expounded upon. That was a tiring week. Later on during Halloween, there was a Shift that gradually changed the appearance of the village, people found their costumes to be stuck on and increasingly realistic, and some had to deal with gradually horrifying hallucinations. It was a mess.

As if that wasn't bad enough, the next month seemed to bring several waves of shifts all at the same time, so people were dealing with multiple effects at once, or in varying stages, and that one went on for two weeks.

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[Voice] greenlongjohns February 3 2011, 02:49:30 UTC
[... well, damn.]

Well, that really puts my complaint into perspective.

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[voice] pinkribbons February 3 2011, 02:44:32 UTC
I think they've always been pretty annoying.

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[voice] greenlongjohns February 3 2011, 02:47:02 UTC
They were more... infrequent the last time I was around. I only had to deal with those thought bubbles.

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[voice] pinkribbons February 3 2011, 03:02:29 UTC
Well when it's not experiments, it's politics or some kind of disaster. Nothing that happens here is good for us.

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[voice] greenlongjohns February 3 2011, 03:04:14 UTC
The disasters I've seen, not so much with the politics.

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voice erythrophilia February 3 2011, 07:14:43 UTC
[What a familiar voice this is.]

Perhaps it is, love. Fancy meeting you here again.

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voice greenlongjohns February 3 2011, 22:01:02 UTC
[... ah. This one again.]

I didn't realize you were still here.

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voice erythrophilia February 4 2011, 00:09:14 UTC
I'm always about somewhere or another. Surprised?

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voice greenlongjohns February 4 2011, 18:44:57 UTC
No, not really. How have you been?

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lookslikeajob February 4 2011, 02:57:12 UTC
Well, what's the one that sticks out most in your mind from the last time you were here?

[It's good to get a baseline reading for these sort of things.]

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greenlongjohns February 4 2011, 18:45:43 UTC
Only the thought bubbles. There weren't any others.

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lookslikeajob February 5 2011, 04:47:25 UTC
Oh, I could have sworn there was at least one more... then again we did have other things going on.

Yeah, I'd say they're usually a lot more frequent.

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greenlongjohns February 5 2011, 16:14:25 UTC
We didn't exactly need experiments at the time to cause trouble.

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