(Backdated to 11/21)

[pie_or_death]

[At this very moment, the Pie-Maker was nestled behind a table out in the snow. Although the Pie-Maker would later reflect on the irony of putting him out in the cold for a task that facilitated warmth amongst people, right now all he could think was,]

Damn, it's cold. Uh. I mean. Hello. Or, uh, Guten Tag?

[For, behind the Pie-Maker (and slightly

Comments

[cant_touch_this]

You remembered!

[pie_or_death]

Well, Camp did most of the work. I just had pies to provide.

[cant_touch_this]

You know you could have just taken the credit and I never would have been the wiser, but it's nice that you made the pies to help celebrate "World Hello Day".

[pie_or_death]

Well, you know, if there's one thing I can't complain about, it's pies and world peace.

Well, that's two things, but you know.

[follow_3_steps]

Hola, como esta?

[pie_or_death]

...Yeah, I don't actually speak any of the languages. That would be Chuck.

[follow_3_steps]

I don't either. I don't even speak much English, so it's good that camp translates.

[pie_or_death]

I agree. Though Chuck keeps up with her Japanese pretty well.

[pie_or_death]

I wonder if that is technically considered one of the "world hellos".

[pie_or_death]

Well, not really. World Hello Day isn't exactly about saying hello in a lot of different languages, but I find it more interesting that way.

[gonwiththewind]

... Konnichiwa.

[follow_3_steps]

. . .

. . .

*OH GOD WHAT. WHAT IS THIS FEELING.*

[follow_3_steps]

*OH ITS THAT*

[gonwiththewind]

I already know it's weird.

[pie_or_death]

Hi.

[pie_or_death]

Yeah, me neither. Chuck is the polyglot.