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[ Well, hey TQ, hope you don't mind this fresh face on the network. She normally sticks to texting because if it looks like a phone and acts like a (kind of sci-fi upgraded) phone, why not use it like one? But she's been going through the other features — slow day on the ship, you know how it is — and after rifling through everything she can easily find on the communicator, she decides to post up a video.
So here's a young, teenaged girl setting the comm in front of her before she sits down cross-legged and twirls a lock of her hair. Alas, it's got less of a bounce than it normally does, but that's what lack of hot rollers on a ship will do. ]
If I write my best essay and promise to stay on my best behavior after, am I allowed to leave Space Detention? I mean, I haven't even gotten to mess around in a library, so this kind of blows.
[ she smiles because she's kind of hoping someone will catch the reference. If not, then well: ] Or are we all waiting for some big, space musical number?
Are there even any boomboxes to hold up outside that red smiley thing's window? If it has one. [ seriously, what is up with that thing. ] Also, I guess it'd have to be this phone thing, since I don't have an iPod anymore.
[ She lets out a very put upon sigh before admitting something you never would have guessed!! clearly!! But it's followed by a smile that's all teeth and too much eyelash batting. ]
Okay, so I'm bored. And I can't really miss anyone who left, since I just got here. [ not even touching whatever's up with the masks. ] You'd think the aliens would be able to hook us up with better movie selections or something.
I don't suppose there's someone on here with something entertaining to do?
So here's a young, teenaged girl setting the comm in front of her before she sits down cross-legged and twirls a lock of her hair. Alas, it's got less of a bounce than it normally does, but that's what lack of hot rollers on a ship will do. ]
If I write my best essay and promise to stay on my best behavior after, am I allowed to leave Space Detention? I mean, I haven't even gotten to mess around in a library, so this kind of blows.
[ she smiles because she's kind of hoping someone will catch the reference. If not, then well: ] Or are we all waiting for some big, space musical number?
Are there even any boomboxes to hold up outside that red smiley thing's window? If it has one. [ seriously, what is up with that thing. ] Also, I guess it'd have to be this phone thing, since I don't have an iPod anymore.
[ She lets out a very put upon sigh before admitting something you never would have guessed!! clearly!! But it's followed by a smile that's all teeth and too much eyelash batting. ]
Okay, so I'm bored. And I can't really miss anyone who left, since I just got here. [ not even touching whatever's up with the masks. ] You'd think the aliens would be able to hook us up with better movie selections or something.
I don't suppose there's someone on here with something entertaining to do?
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Is this like a specific Angela?
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There's only one Angela here that I know of. 010 » 035.
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[ she's resting her hands on her hands. clearly this is all this mysterious man's fault. ]
I'll give her a shout out sometime. Although I should probably let her know who told me to.
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[Hey, he's just saying.]
You can tell her John Blake sent you.
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[ Hey, so's she. ]
John Blake. Sounds fancy.
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I've heard fancier names. And there are at least three other Johns that I'm aware of on this ship.
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[ Seriously, home being awful was one thing but to pick some random space place? Weird. ]
Well, I haven't met any other Ericas so far.
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[He wants to get home, too, but not necessarily because his home is appreciably better than this place. Fewer space monsters, perhaps, but enough human monsters to make up the difference.]
It's nice to meet you, Erica. I'm sure you can find something constructive to occupy your time. You could always check out the holodecks.
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[ Well, they have that in common. Going home, apparently right to the minute you'd left, means going back to certain doom. But it'd be one she was familiar with. Who knows what happens around here? Whatever little she's seen up until now isn't pretty.
But she furrows her eyebrows, interested in the ~holodecks~ ]
What's up there?
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Most floors have one. They're non-interactive, but there are some decent, uh. Settings you can call up, I guess. If you know programming, you can probably do more. Beaches, mountains, that kind of thing.
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No way. [ IF ONLY SHE HAD SOME COMPUTER SMARTS ] The most I used my computer for was facebook. I don't think I'll be able to do much.
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[He just keeps his face and voice mild.] There are also the gyms, the swimming pools, the oxygen garden. There's a lot to do if you look for it.
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[ hint of a wry smile, because well, that's great. ]
What've you found that you like to do, John?
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[He shrugs.]
When I'm not on security patrol, I run an intramural basketball club.
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Nobody plays Lacrosse here, do they? Basketball's cool too, but it was sort of a joke back home. Less than football, but still pretty bad.
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[What is with all these kids and lacrosse? Lacrosse is what the rich private school kids play, at least in Gotham.]
I can't say I've ever heard basketball referred to as a joke, but there's nothing stopping anyone from trying to set up other sports teams, if they want to give it a try.
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Sports in space. Exactly what I imagined life on a spaceship would be like.
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