Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)17:37 No. 116862 ID: 126d08
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Once, long ago, man had no ambition. They worked, and they died.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)17:38 No. 116863 ID: 126d08
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The gods looked down, and decided this would not do. They created a gift for man, a gift that would open their eyes to the world around them.


Dreams.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)17:38 No. 116865 ID: 126d08
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...new d... ...at am I... ...just have t...

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)17:39 No. 116867 ID: 126d08
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Ow!

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)17:39 No. 116868 ID: 126d08
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Agh... Now my neck hurts... I should probably tell the doctor about that...

Indeed you should. First you should explain what exactly you just did to hurt it though.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)17:45 No. 116877 ID: 126d08
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>Explain how you hurt yourself.
That's the thing, I don't really know! I just got out of bed, and I felt something pinch in the back of my neck. Its kinda wei...

...who said that?

It's just you, honey, just talking to yourself. It's completely normal, dahling, though that poster is not

Did you go to bed with wet hair? Better check a mirror.

>>116877
Where'd you get that flatscreen? And you should probably get a desk for your xBox. Or is that a 360?

>>116877
dont go to doctor, you now have a OoIP stuck in your neck.

You've got a Halo 3 poster, but not a 360? What's up with that?

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)17:59 No. 116891 ID: 126d08
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>It's just you, honey, just talking to yourself. It's completely normal, dahling, though that poster is <b>not</b>
How is it not? Master Chief is the dreamiest!

>Where'd you get that flatscreen?
Every patient's room has one here. I think its to keep us quiet. And it totally works.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)17:59 No. 116892 ID: 126d08
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>You've got a Halo 3 poster, but not a 360? What's up with that?
My older brother bought the 360 himself, so I couldn't take it with me. He did let me use his XBox, but Halo 2 can only sate a girl so long.

Lovely as your hair is, move it aside and we'll see if there's anything visible that could have caused that pinch you felt.

>>116892
At least you have the scarab gun. Despite the difficulty in reaching it.

So who's your animal friend?

What are you in for anyway?

>>116892
Personally, I've always been fondest of the first Halo, as far as the series goes.
I recommend getting Morrowind, if you want something that'll keep you entertained for pretty much forever.

All of that is kinda irrelevant, though.
What's your name? And why are you in this facility?

>>116906
Those are good questions.

Also. What is the purpose of existance?

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)18:27 No. 116914 ID: 126d08
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>What's your name? And why are you in this facility?
My name's Amelia, and 6 months ago, I got in a car accident with my dad. He didn't make it... and I was paralyzed from the waist down. But then Mom used the life insurance money to send me here, and now I can walk again! Have been able to for about 3 weeks now, but they want to keep me for another month in case there are any side effects.

...Side effects like talking with myself a lot suddenly, and showing my neck to an empty room. I should probably mention that.

>Lovely as your hair is, move it aside and we'll see if there's anything visible that could have caused that pinch you felt.
I didn't feel anything when I was checking before... and the pain went away already. That was fast.

>What is the purpose of existence?
Um... what? I'm 17, how should I know?!

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)18:27 No. 116915 ID: 126d08
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>So who's your animal friend?
This is Wilbur. My mom hates mice and rodents in general, so she'd never let me get one normally. But once she sent me to this research hospital, they let me get one! Because she wouldn't have to deal with it while I was gone anyway. I love rodents. They are so cute.

>If you're getting bored, try Morrowind
Eh, I've tried it. I'm not a big fan of RPGs.

Love the bow on your hair. So can you go out for a walk, or are you stuck till they get you?

So, have you given your legs a stress test yet?
Ya know, running, jumping, kicking shit...
That type of thing.

Also, is there anything you really want out of life?

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)18:44 No. 116923 ID: 126d08
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>So can you go out for a walk, or are you stuck till they get you?
Nope! I have my own keycard!

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)18:44 No. 116925 ID: 126d08
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My keycard lets me go to my room, the cafeteria, and outside. I can't go to the other dorms (this is dorm C!), and I can't go to the research parts by myself.

Why do they lock the door from the inside? What happens if your card drops between the couch and you can't get it back?

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)18:45 No. 116929 ID: 126d08
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In Room 1 is Timmy, Room 3 has Ruth, Room 4 is empty, and Room 5 has Nurse James, on hand to help us with anything we need at any time! Its rather convenient.

>So, have you given your legs a stress test yet?
Part of the rehab involves trying that stuff. I can walk well, and run and jump okay, but my legs are still a little frail.

>Also, is there anything you really want out of life?
Well, I know I want to help people for a living. But I'm not sure how I want to do that yet. Nurse and Teacher are my main options right now.

>>116929
Info on the patients.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)19:04 No. 116947 ID: 126d08
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>Why do they lock the door from the inside? What happens if your card drops between the couch and you can't get it back?

Well um... Good question. There is a button to talk to people on the other side of the door, and all the doctors' keycards can open any door in the building, so... I guess it just hasn't happened? Oh, and I do have a spare... somewhere. I think I lost it. Maybe this one is the spare then?

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)19:04 No. 116948 ID: 126d08
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>Info on the patients.
Timmy is 6 and Ruth is 26! Timmy is loud, and Ruth is quiet! Timmy likes to play adventures, Ruth likes to play RTS's! And both of them are easily roped into a game of Halo Multiplayer! Also Timmy thinks my magic tricks are hilarious, but Ruth just rolls her eyes!

You know magic tricks?

Can you do sleight of hand well? Also, does Timmy kick your butt at halo?

>>116948
Your bluntness sears my blunt heart like a blunt rock hitting another equally blunt rock. I am unmoved. :|

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/22(Fri)19:29 No. 116968 ID: 126d08
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>You know magic tricks? Can you do sleight of hand well?
Yes, but I can't really show you without a volunteer.

>Also, does Timmy kick your butt at halo?
Actually we're pretty close, but I usually win. Ruth just kinda dies. A lot.

Timmy is here now. "Hi Amelia! Wanna play outside with me?"

That sounds nice, what's the weather like?

Playing outside is always good. It'll help de-brittlize your legs, get you some fresh air, and it's hella fun!

>>116968

Hell yeah, go play the FUCK out of outside.

>>116968
Playing outside sounds nice.

And don't worry about not knowing the purpose of existance. The first step on gaining that knowledge is to acknowledge your own ignorence. Of course the answear differ from person to person and it might not stay the same.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)08:20 No. 117134 ID: 126d08
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"Sure, let's go play outside."

>That sounds nice, what's the weather like?
Cold.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)08:20 No. 117135 ID: 126d08
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We go out the EXIT door, and arrive at the security checkpoint. There's a new notice on the bulletin board. The guard, Thomas, is here too. On the right wall is a supply cabinet, and our coats all hang on the wall there.

"Hi Amelia. Hi Timmy."

"Hi Thomas!" Timmy shouts, waving.

>>117135
Read note! And get your coat and boots on. Is there anything in the cabinet you should take out? Also read the note.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)08:31 No. 117139 ID: 126d08
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>Is there anything in the cabinet you should take out?
The cabinet has stuff like flashlights, heat packs, a fire extinguisher, a shovel, a first aid kit. Its for emergencies.

>Read Note.
Okay.

>>117139
Well that's nice. So where are you, north, or south?
Say hello to Thomas, and head outside with Timmy. What are you guys planning on doing out there?

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)08:44 No. 117142 ID: 126d08
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Amelia: "Hi Thomas."

Thomas: "Are you two heading outside?"

Timmy: "Mmf!"

Amelia: "Yes, we are."

Thomas: "Alright, I'll come with ya. Don't go out of my sight, I'm here to protect you, remember."

>So where are you, north, or south?
Alaska.

>Say hello to Thomas, and head outside with Timmy. What are you guys planning on doing out there?
I'm not sure yet. Snowman? Snowball fight? Snow fort? It should be interesting. But very cold.

>>117142
I vote for snow forts! You guys go out often? It's pretty cold out there, and apparently dangerous, if you've got yetis roaming around. Speaking of, who are Ms. Duster, and Dr. Halding?

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)10:17 No. 117159 ID: 126d08
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>I vote for snow forts! You guys go out often?
Two or three times a week. We usually stay inside, because it storms a lot. And snow forts it is.

>Speaking of, who are Ms. Duster, and Dr. Halding?
Ms. Duster is another guard, like Thomas. She guards Dormitory A, where the doctors sleep. Dr. Halding is the head doctor, who funds this place.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)10:17 No. 117160 ID: 126d08
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>animated

>>117160
Not to spoil your fun, but there was some kind of mysterious shady figure watching you from a distance. You might want to tell Thomas about that, but then again, all you have is our word. The word of the crazy voices in your head.
On that note, you should tell one of the doctors about us, and about that neck pain you had when you woke up. It hasn't come back or anything while playing out here, has it?

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)13:18 No. 117224 ID: 126d08
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>On that note, you should tell one of the doctors about us, and about that neck pain you had when you woke up. It hasn't come back or anything while playing out here, has it?
No, the pain hasn't returned. But you haven't gone away, either. I have daily check ups with Doctor Haber after lunch, which it is getting pretty close to now anyway. We should head back inside.

>Shadowy figure
...Whatever it was, its gone now. We're in a very hilly area, with lots of trees and caves, so there are all sorts of places to hide. Maybe it was a bear?

>>117224
Sounds like a good idea. What's Dr. Haber like? Was he in charge of your treatment, or just the recovery? What did they even do to fix your paralysis?

I hope not. Bears are the most dangerous creatures on this planet.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)13:42 No. 117237 ID: 126d08
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>What's Dr. Haber like? Was he in charge of your treatment, or just the recovery?
He's in charge of the rehab. Dr. Amadeus does the surgeries. Dr. Haber is quiet but calm. He doesn't talk too much.

>What did they do to fix your paralysis?
Apparently they make these synthetic nerve patches here, and they surgically place them on the broken spot of the nervous system. From there, the patch basically acts as a jumper, allowing the signals from your brain to bridge the previously broken gap. According to them, they need to test it for 6 months with positive results before the FDA will let them take it to market.

At least, that's what they said, and I have the stitches in my back to show for it and I can walk, so I believe them.

>Bears are the most dangerous creatures on this planet.
And that is why Thomas has a gun.

Patch eh? I hope it doesn't just get dislodged.

Well, its good the company thought well of the bear threat and came prepared. Hey, you know what'll be fun? Pretending your a bear and chasing Timmy around making bear sounds.

>>117237
I think it's about time you go back inside and clean up for lunch. They have good food here? I hear most medical facilities aren't too good at at that, but this seems like a pretty nice place. Then again, it is in the middle of nowhere, so shipping must be terrible.

>>117243
Okay, yeah, you definitely have time for this first though. Do it!

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)13:58 No. 117250 ID: 126d08
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>Hey, you know what'll be fun? Pretending your a bear and chasing Timmy around making bear sounds.

>>117250
I think it's about time we head inside.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)14:26 No. 117262 ID: 126d08
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>I think it's about time you go back inside and clean up for lunch.
Good idea. I haven't showered yet, and I'm still wearing my pajamas.

>They have good food here?
The food here is decent. Its made to be healthy, so it tastes kinda bleh. But one notable side effect of the patch is how freaking hungry it makes you. I normally diet hard to keep my Thin Figure, but here I can't help but eat a lot. And somehow I've barely gained any weight. Its kinda nice.

>Then again, it is in the middle of nowhere, so shipping must be terrible.
There's a weekly shipment that comes in by train. Actually, the only feasible way to get here is by that train. It comes from Juneau, and is about a 2 hour trip.

>>117262
>Actually, the only feasible way to get here is by that train.

That is incredibly worrisome.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)15:16 No. 117293 ID: 126d08
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>That is incredibly worrisome
Maybe a little bit, if I think about it too hard.

Ah, Doctor Haber and Nurse James seem to be talking about... something! They haven't noticed me yet, but it would be rude to eavesdrop, wouldn't it?

>>117293
my god the Doc is TINY.

Listen in carefully, what they don't know you know won't hurt them.

It would be rude, but hey, curiosity~

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)15:56 No. 117335 ID: 126d08
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>what they don't know you know won't hurt them
Of course! I should just listen a little... It won't hurt anyone!

Haber: "...stuck in Juneau."

Jame: "Its that bad, huh?"

Haber: "Yes. We won't be eating much until the storm blows over. We only have enough for the patients for 2 days, at most."

James: "Yes, that's true. And the patients come first."

Haber: "Thank you for understanding. I need to tell Rob about this now."

James: "Sure, sure. He won't be too happy."

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)15:56 No. 117336 ID: 126d08
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"My that certainly is inconvenient. Ah, hello Amelia. It'll be time to eat soon. Have you washed up yet?"

>>117336
Go and wash up.

I'm resisting the urge to say I told you so, but don't worry, it'll likely sort itself out.

Oh, and you can mute us and make us stop seeing you at will. Most users can, anyway. So uh, yeah.

>>117336
If you have, say yes. If you haven't, say that you haven't yet.

They don't have backup supplies? Hope the storm passes fast.

Well, at least you'll have enough water, what with the snow and all.

>>117336
Oh, wow.
An accelerated appetite, AND reduced rations?
This does NOT bode well.
Well, if your haven't had a bath yet, take one.
When it's time to eat, ask for a smaller meal.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)17:51 No. 117392 ID: 126d08
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"I'll go do that." I reply.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)17:51 No. 117393 ID: 126d08
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"Alright."

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)17:52 No. 117395 ID: 126d08
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James' stare is kinda creepy. He's a nice guy and all, but... gives me goosebumps.

>Backup supplies
You would think so. But if I ask about it, wouldn't that give away that I was overhearing them? I dunno. I could ask at lunch. Heck, we have a green house too! Isn't that to grow our own food?

Something isn't adding up here.

>reduced meals
I will do that.

>>117395
Maybe they've got some kind of food suppliment they can't make themselves, but is somehow necessary for the treatment they're giving you?

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)18:17 No. 117407 ID: 126d08
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>Maybe they've got some kind of food suppliment they can't make themselves, but is somehow necessary for the treatment they're giving you?
Maybe! Showering~

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)18:17 No. 117408 ID: 126d08
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>21 minutes later
And done!

>>117408
Looks like you can turn us off... or it happens automatically whenever you're doing something you deem 'private'.

You should braid your hair into one long braid, it'll look strangely familiar.

No need for clothes! Go back to your room and dry off.

>>117412
Seconded.
Braids are awesome.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)19:14 No. 117446 ID: 126d08
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>Braid your hair
Done!

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)19:14 No. 117447 ID: 126d08
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>No need for clothes! Go back to your room and dry off.
Well, I'd feel more comfortable with my clothes... wait, I'm already in the hall?

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)19:14 No. 117449 ID: 126d08
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...
...
...
...Let's pretend that didn't happen. What should I wear? Something casual? Something fancy?

>>117449
something sexy

>>117449
FANCY~!

Casual.

>>117449

Something flowry.

Casual.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)19:34 No. 117472 ID: 126d08
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Casual it is.

>>117472
Add a jacket, jackets are awesome.

>>117475
This

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)19:43 No. 117488 ID: 126d08
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'kay.

Quickly retrieve clothing from bathroom.

>>117488
Time for chow?

Lovely. Time to go out, yes?

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)20:01 No. 117505 ID: 126d08
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Clothing retrieved!

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)20:01 No. 117506 ID: 126d08
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Clothing placed down the laundry chute!

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/23(Sat)20:01 No. 117507 ID: 126d08
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Time for food!

[[This will take a bit; I need to draw the cafeteria and the hall leading up to it.]]

i geeeet it.

i will now wait for the mindfuck involving the food.

also consider starving to see how the doctors react.

Gnome haet architecture Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/30(Sat)23:22 No. 122392 ID: 126d08
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>consider starving yourself
...It wouldn't be the first time...

Should I even go to lunch? I could kill the day playing Halo or watching some movies instead. I wonder if the doctors would even notice...

...they probably would.

>>122392
I'd say you should go eat, and then kill the rest of the day doing one of those things.

>>122392
Admire the quality poster on the wall.

>>122392
Starving yourself is definitely a bad idea. Just go eat, I'm sure everything will be fine.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/30(Sat)23:29 No. 122396 ID: 126d08
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>admire quality poster
There are a lot of posters in this building, actually. This one strikes you as the one least worthy of admiration.

Admire boss poster in hall, go nom some [adjective] food.

>>122392
Where do all these doors go?

2/27 posters admired Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/31(Sun)00:11 No. 122409 ID: 126d08
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>Where do all these doors go?
The doors with letters on them go to dormitories. The Doctors sleep in Dorm A. The guards sleep in Dorm B. I live in Dorm C. And more patients live in Dorm D. The door on the left is the Cafeteria. The last door, waaaay on the right, goes to the rest of the facility. The non-living quarters part.

>Don't starve yourself
Yes, I had therapy for that. To the cafeteria!

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/31(Sun)00:12 No. 122410 ID: 126d08
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It looks like James is already here, as well as Ms. Prince, the lunch lady. Directly to my left is the DVD shelf. Anyone in the facility can borrow the DVDs from there. There is a vending machine, and what I think is the only window in this entire building.

DVDS? Any good ones? Or are they all home movies without fun uncles?

>>122410
Admire ye poster.

Do not forget your goal! Achieve and nom food.

Hey, if you can chat up the Doc at the same time, bonus.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/31(Sun)00:26 No. 122414 ID: 126d08
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>DVDS? Any good ones? Or are they all home movies without fun uncles?
They're all blockbusters from the 80s and 90s. Jurassic Park, Terminator 2, Home Alone, Ghostbusters, the original Star Wars trilogy. Its... actually weird that all of them are even available in DVD. A lot of these are older than I am!

3/27 posters admired Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/31(Sun)00:26 No. 122415 ID: 126d08
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>Admire ye poster
It certainly is a neat poster. I have no idea why its so freaking huge though.

>>122414
Get some food! What's that next to Ms. Prince, just the menu?

you could always start with the basics, how his day was, his family, etc.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/31(Sun)00:38 No. 122421 ID: 126d08
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>What's that next to Ms. Prince, just the menu?
Correct.

Victuals have been commandeered. James' ridiculous height is less intimidating when he's sitting down. Right now we're eating in silence. I don't know what would make good table talk with him.

>>122421

Ask his opinion of the silly posters.

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/01/31(Sun)10:37 No. 122565 ID: 126d08
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>you could always start with the basics, how his day was, his family, etc.
"...How was your day?"
"Good."

...Yeah I don't know where I expected that to go.

>Ask his opinion of the silly posters.
"What do you think of all the silly posters around?"

"Silly? I think they're rather whimsical, actually. I enjoy them."

How can you be a gamer nerd and not recognize Penny Arcade from that poster... then again I'm sure how badly the internet has affected you yet, so all is well.

Ask him if he likes video games, favorites and stuff. I think its easy to carry on a conversation once you hook onto something you both care about.

>>122565
Ask him how the patients are doing. Everyone's treatment going well, any new arrivals, etc.

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>Ask him how the patients are doing. Everyone's treatment going well, any new arrivals, etc.
"So, uh... how are the other patients doing?"

"Well, I can't talk about specifics. But in general, this latest batch has been very stable. Everyone is doing well."

>Ask him if he likes video games, favorites and stuff. I think its easy to carry on a conversation once you hook onto something you both care about.
"Do you like any, um... video games?"

"Nah, I'm a movies guy. Most of those in the DVD shelf are mine. A couple are from Dr. A, but the rest are mine."

"Oh, I see..."

>>122675
Hrm, previous patients were unstable somehow? Ask him if the instability is anything you need to worry about.

Stare at the awesome poster for an extended amount of time.

Then get a drink from the vending machine.

>>122675
Hmm? What's Ms. Prince taking out over there?

I guess you could talk about movies. You like any in particular, Amy?

>>122675
Check the DVD cabinet for any song of the sorcelator movies. Those are apparently awesome.

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>Hmm? What's Ms. Prince taking out over there?
The label says "cereal."

>Hrm, previous patients were unstable somehow? Ask him if the instability is anything you need to worry about.
"...So, uh. The older batches were unstable? Is that something I need to worry about?"

"Oh no no. Of course not. Um... like I said, I can't tell you specifics."

"I... I see."

>Check the DVD cabinet for any song of the sorcelator movies. Those are apparently awesome.
I don't remember any of those movies being there, but I could check.

>Talk about movies you like
I suppose I could talk about Star Wars, but...

Gnome!94Ud9yTfxQ 2010/02/15(Mon)12:31 No. 132038 ID: 0e9167
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>Get a drink
I'll do this first.

...Dammit, they're out of Mountain Dew. They are ALWAYS out of Mountain Dew. I'll get a Sprite, I guess.

>>132038
Get a sunkist.
Those things are delicious.

>>132038
The vending machine has Coke and Pepsi products? Preposterous!

Sun Drop would be closer. Or see if the lunch lady is pushing yet more drinks.

Watch Mother facking ghostbusters.

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>Coke AND Pepsi?
I think they stock it themselves. Still, that is weird.

I get a Sunkist and go back to my seat. Ms. Prince has left; Ruth is here now. James asks if I won't be late for my meeting.

...Hmm, I think I did spend a little too long in the shower. I'm about half done eating, but if I go now, I could make it to the appointment on time. Or, I could finish eating, and be a bit late.

>>132347
Eat on the way there, and maybe even at the meeting!

>>132348
>>132348
I agree Eay on the way.

>>132347
Thirded.

Fuck yeah, Sunkist. That stuff's delicious. Bring your food and eat on the way, or just bring your food and eat at the meeting. If these are options not allowed, eat and then run.

How late are we talking? If it'd be only a few minutes, then just enjoy your meal. If something like 10 or more, take what you can eat on the way and leave the rest be.