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inner_sitter

discedo ~ 15 [text]

Aug 05, 2009 21:03

Yes. I know it's snowing in summer. I know it's fun. I know you all want to spend all day throwing it at each other. But now that there's no longer any acid rain that will kill you if you go outside, you can start coming back to school, students ( Read more... )

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covered_wars August 5 2009, 13:23:59 UTC

Good to hear someone's willing to give the kids here a proper education.

It'll give them a little normalcy.

inner_sitter August 6 2009, 06:24:24 UTC

Children always need an education. How else can you expect them to learn?

[Voice; English] whistleoflight August 5 2009, 16:45:57 UTC

School!

[Voice; English] inner_sitter August 6 2009, 06:24:53 UTC

Yes, school. Make sure you arrive on time.

[Voice; English] whistleoflight August 7 2009, 05:57:39 UTC

I will, Miss Susan!

[really, really bad text] kodak_princess August 5 2009, 17:28:44 UTC

Snow iz wae rile fun. I lik it lots.

Wat word iz school? I duno howta sae it.

[The only word she could really read was snow 8|]

[voice, because Elysia clearly fails at spelling] inner_sitter August 6 2009, 06:26:43 UTC

"School" is where you go to learn.

[voice, yes, yes she does] kodak_princess August 6 2009, 15:48:35 UTC

O-oh! I can go to school now? Cuz I really wanted to but, I couldn't cuz I gotted sick.

[voice] inner_sitter August 7 2009, 08:21:03 UTC

Only if your father says you are well enough.

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reed4context August 5 2009, 17:30:00 UTC

What do you think of this unusual phenomenon, Miss Susan?

inner_sitter August 6 2009, 06:31:54 UTC

It's unusual, of course, but not impossible. And the unusual is practically expected in this place. We will learn about unusual weather events such as this in the next week.

[[ooc: I wish I could have Susan give you a proper explanation BUT I DON'T KNOW. I do know it's possible, though - a few years ago it snowed on Christmas in some of the southern states. (Not unusual for most of the people on the Internet, yes, but I live in Australia. And here, Christmas is in summer and always ridiculously hot.)]]

reed4context August 6 2009, 06:52:32 UTC

Has this sort of thing ever happened on your world? I imagine weather patterns might move a bit differently on an utterly flat surface.

[[ooc: Actually, Eriol's last post was the best explanation I could come up with. Volcanoes majorly screw with weather patterns.

Summer Christmas is so weird.]]

inner_sitter August 6 2009, 07:08:06 UTC

There's always a level of unpredictability in my world. Particularly with the gods' tendencies to use excessive lightning all the time.

[[ooc: Yes, assume Susan talks about that or something. or gives some other logical explanation. EVEN GOOGLE FAILED ME, DAMMIT ):.

To me, the idea of snow at Christmas - well, at least in Aus - is just baffling. When it happened it was just..."What? Snow? On Christmas? In fucking Australia?!?!"...that was one weird day, let me tell you. And if I'd been in the areas that had snow, it would have been even weirder. Course, we snow that snow at Christmas happens, seeing as we have all the snow themed decorations and Winter Wonderland music and whatnot, even though Christmas is always a ridiculously hot day and every goes swimming and eat salad. It's a bit hard to miss, really. We just don't expect it to happen here.

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