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What you asked me to?
[ PRETENDING TO HAVE NO IDEA WHY THIS IS A BIG DEAL ]
[ PRETENDING TO HAVE NO IDEA WHY THIS IS A BIG DEAL ]
Sss, sss, sss. Says you. People who conduct glass orchestras shouldn't throw stones, Nonon!
What're you, joking? Of course!
[slight pause]
Volume one: you were interviewed.
Volume two: you wrote about Beethoven and recommended several pieces, including his fifth and ninth. Ones in-between could take a hike, I guess. Sss, sss, sss.
Volume three: you continued to write about Beethoven and suggested "Violin Romance, number two."
Volume four: you suggested the works of... Cha... cough-ski? "Romeo and Juliet."
Volume five: you engaged in verbal fencing with the reader and wrote about Entry of the Gladiators, by Julius... Fu-chik? I think that's how you say it.
Volume six: you suggested "Orpheus in the Underworld" and rambled a bit about how the gods in that myth were dirty cheaters.
Volume seven: you were incarcerated. I wrote that maybe you'd suggest that one famous classical music piece... You know what I mean! The one with the actual cannons.
Volume eight: you suggested Hendel's "Water Music" as an accompaniment to... the flooding.
...so, you know, anything left, minus that.
What're you, joking? Of course!
[slight pause]
Volume one: you were interviewed.
Volume two: you wrote about Beethoven and recommended several pieces, including his fifth and ninth. Ones in-between could take a hike, I guess. Sss, sss, sss.
Volume three: you continued to write about Beethoven and suggested "Violin Romance, number two."
Volume four: you suggested the works of... Cha... cough-ski? "Romeo and Juliet."
Volume five: you engaged in verbal fencing with the reader and wrote about Entry of the Gladiators, by Julius... Fu-chik? I think that's how you say it.
Volume six: you suggested "Orpheus in the Underworld" and rambled a bit about how the gods in that myth were dirty cheaters.
Volume seven: you were incarcerated. I wrote that maybe you'd suggest that one famous classical music piece... You know what I mean! The one with the actual cannons.
Volume eight: you suggested Hendel's "Water Music" as an accompaniment to... the flooding.
...so, you know, anything left, minus that.
Okay I'll not talk to her.
[ Nobody said anything about texting, right? ]
[ Nobody said anything about texting, right? ]
...er, yes! Absolutely! It's just one of the things you have to do, as publisher and editor, you know.
[certainly it wasn't aided by Scuttlebutt reading the past copies right in front of her]
Will the future-me be remembering your upcoming article, then? Sss, sss, sss.
[certainly it wasn't aided by Scuttlebutt reading the past copies right in front of her]
Will the future-me be remembering your upcoming article, then? Sss, sss, sss.
...If you were just reading all of them off the paper I'll never trust you ever again.
[ She's onto your lies!! ]
You're going to run something about my music festival. I don't have time to do an article, but I expect a full page spread advertisement.
[ She's onto your lies!! ]
You're going to run something about my music festival. I don't have time to do an article, but I expect a full page spread advertisement.
Yes but I'm not your birth mother, I'm your cool godmom!
Sorta.
Sorta.
Edited 2015-12-15 23:53 (UTC)
Yeah, okay! I'll send you the proper materials later!
[So Hiro was doing daily check ups on people and realized Ryuko was gone. He knew that he was going to speak to Nonon eventually. Though he had to wonder how to not make this too awkward sounding...]
[GOOD ENOUGH.]
PINKIEEEEE (/^▽^)/ HOW IS EVERYTHING GOING!?[GOOD ENOUGH.]
No, you're not.[Gentleness be damned. He was blunt enough to call her out on it.]
If you want some company, I don't mind hanging out. I'll hear out whatever you've got on your mind.
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