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Fifty-fifth Song || Video/Action for Goldenrod, BACKDATED TO A DECENT HOUR

Sep 13, 2011 00:53

[ when the video flickers on, the screen does its little shaky thing, like it's somehow severely imbalanced. this would be explained by the fact that it is currently danging from a string tied to a finger that is, with three other fingers (and one thumb), clutching onto a piece of what appears to be toast. have a nice screen-full of toast you guys ( Read more... )

for science, daring dork duo, because we can, she actually has a tennis tag now, up on the roof, what maturity level, hello johto, always fuji's fault, now this is fun learning, goldenrod, tennis bonding, perfectly harmless, valuable lessons in johto, oh the pokemanity, when boredom attacks, it's like an endless stream of 'em, what is enabling, platonic couple strikes again, toast post

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[video] usedhat September 13 2011, 20:55:10 UTC

[she looks out the window to watch the toast fall, then looks back at the Gear, then looks back at the window, then finally back at the Gear.]

Are you dropping them at an angle?

[video] restardom September 14 2011, 01:30:55 UTC

[ this is why she loves you, Naoto. ]

Just straight down. ... Er, as well as you can on a roof, anyway.

[video] usedhat September 14 2011, 01:34:07 UTC

Interesting. I was always under the impression that it would depend largely on the angle of the drop as well as the height-- there's only so many rotations a piece of bread can make before landing, after all. [approaches this from a ridiculously scientific angle.]

[video] restardom September 14 2011, 05:13:50 UTC

... You mean you've actually thought about this before?

[video] usedhat September 14 2011, 19:59:15 UTC

Well-- during breakfast, occasionally...

[video] restardom September 15 2011, 21:16:35 UTC

You know, I'm not sure if I should be impressed or worried that you're thinking about this stuff during breakfast.

[video] usedhat September 16 2011, 04:24:30 UTC

What else is there to think about during breakfast? --When I'm not working on something, anyway.

[video] restardom September 16 2011, 05:01:46 UTC

You could just think that it tastes good.

[video] usedhat September 16 2011, 05:55:17 UTC

That thought doesn't take up the amount of time required to eat a piece of toast, though. There's still more than enough time to think about other things.

[video] restardom September 16 2011, 06:31:42 UTC

Like what side it'd fall on. That's just like you.

[video] usedhat September 17 2011, 00:09:56 UTC

Is it? [she seems a little baffled by the concept, but.] I thought it was normal to let your mind wander like that. ["wander", she says.]

[video] reimprovise September 14 2011, 20:03:15 UTC

Mm, not at all. Should we try?

[video] usedhat September 14 2011, 20:04:43 UTC

The angle might cause a rotation-- depending on the height of the surface it was dropped off, it can only have a set amount of rotations before it hits the ground. It could cause different results. [Toast physics, now from Naoto.]

[video] reimprovise September 19 2011, 02:42:17 UTC

Ah, physics. [he considers this, humming.] Haven't you ever wondered if anything could transcend both physics and probability?

[video] usedhat September 20 2011, 01:51:07 UTC

I'm certain there are things capable of doing so. [a brief pause, and then--] I would be surprised if toast was what did.

[video] reimprovise September 20 2011, 03:15:21 UTC

[agreeable!] There had to be a reason why Murphy picked toast over everything else for his example, after all.

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