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hard_talker) wrote in
paradisa2012-04-02 09:49 pm
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100.1 - (Voltorb is 100 in the National Pokedex)
[sadly, there's no music at the start of tonight's broadcast - just faint city sounds through Mark's open window before he pipes up into the journal]
Okay, y'know what the worst thing about Castelia City is, fellow residents? They've never heard of Leonard Cohen. I've been to four music stores so far, and - okay, sure, I found myself a job working in one of them, so I can pay for stuff while we're stuck here. But I bought a few CDs, and so far, they all suck ass. If you're looking for something to do, I wouldn't suggest hitting up the live music circuit.
Then again, I guess we're all kind of still recovering from being flooded out, rescued by a dragon-thing, and dumped here in this city all at once, so. I'll go easy on the rants. But, hey, if there're any of you actually looking for something to do, or read, we had a nice little poem about the lobsters, if anyone missed the greatest thing since the Tale of Gilgamesh, and Maya was cool enough to give our new kids Ten Tips From A Veteran, complete with a shout-out to yours truly! This'll be particularly useful to our new arrivals: Yuuya, Rick, Quinn, Nina, Noah, Glenn, Ein, and Desmond. Somebody else showed up, too, some really angry guy, but I didn't get a name.
Murmur mur, mur-mur.
What?!
Murrrrrrrrrr.
[Mark peers down at his newly-acquired Pokemon and realizes it's chewing on a CD case] Oh. Um. Shit.
Anyone know what these things eat--? Maybe we should make this sort of a ... impromptu info-sharing broadcast. Break from the norm a little. Tell you what. You all start sharing info, and I'll stop playing this.
[and in goes one of his horrible new CDs. better make it quick for the sake of your eardrums, folks!]
Okay, y'know what the worst thing about Castelia City is, fellow residents? They've never heard of Leonard Cohen. I've been to four music stores so far, and - okay, sure, I found myself a job working in one of them, so I can pay for stuff while we're stuck here. But I bought a few CDs, and so far, they all suck ass. If you're looking for something to do, I wouldn't suggest hitting up the live music circuit.
Then again, I guess we're all kind of still recovering from being flooded out, rescued by a dragon-thing, and dumped here in this city all at once, so. I'll go easy on the rants. But, hey, if there're any of you actually looking for something to do, or read, we had a nice little poem about the lobsters, if anyone missed the greatest thing since the Tale of Gilgamesh, and Maya was cool enough to give our new kids Ten Tips From A Veteran, complete with a shout-out to yours truly! This'll be particularly useful to our new arrivals: Yuuya, Rick, Quinn, Nina, Noah, Glenn, Ein, and Desmond. Somebody else showed up, too, some really angry guy, but I didn't get a name.
Murmur mur, mur-mur.
What?!
Murrrrrrrrrr.
[Mark peers down at his newly-acquired Pokemon and realizes it's chewing on a CD case] Oh. Um. Shit.
Anyone know what these things eat--? Maybe we should make this sort of a ... impromptu info-sharing broadcast. Break from the norm a little. Tell you what. You all start sharing info, and I'll stop playing this.
[and in goes one of his horrible new CDs. better make it quick for the sake of your eardrums, folks!]

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[Alright, this sounds like a person who could know something about these creatures!]
Um, he's kind of a floating rock, though. I don't think I've ever seen him eat anything...
[...Well, that was helpful.]
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Mur-mur.
[he reaches down and swipes it back] Knock it off, I don't think you're supposed to have that!
[and it shrieks and runs to hide under his bed.]
... oops.
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[A pause.] Did you scare it off?
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[at the mention of fire, the Whismur meeps and hides under Mark's chair]
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3/3
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Pory! Porygon!
Not now Porygon, I'm talking to Mark.
[He clears his throat.]
Anyway, mine doesn't seem to wanna eat anything. Like...he's solid, but I dunno, he almost seems like an AI of some sort. If I had my laptop I could figure it out, but all I've got is one of these pokedex things, and it's not terribly helpful.
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Smeargle!
Oh man, even he's covering his ears!
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[your pokeyman. let him see it]
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Anyway, I had mine from before, Nikola gave it to me on one of the many times he's screwed up. Whatever you do, don't give them coffee.
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... Oh, hey, your bat thing. That's right, I sorta forgot about that. ... As for mine, yeah, caffiene is a bad idea. It's all nerves as is, apparently.
[there's a meepy little 'murrr!' from under his bed] And a wimp.
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guy teaching me how to use filters;
Previous Filter, To End
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