Twosday: The woman conducting the survey looked over her glasses; "Do you like modern technology?"
Afrika, arms still folded over her chest, gave the woman a disapproving look, something along the lines of 'what are you, blind?' She stood like that, stalk still, looking up at the survey-taker for about a minute. Finally, she unfolded her arms from her chest and brought both hands up to flip the woman off with metal fingers, attatched to cybernetic arms. Actions, after all, speak louder than words.
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Lily blinked, her somewhat confused expression slowly being replaced by a cheerful grin. "Oh, oh yeah! I love the stuff! I like figuring out how it works, takin' it apart, puttin' it back together, makin' my own... It's so cool! I mean, wow! The things we can do with lil bits of metal and wire, power and stuff, it's just amazing! I mean..."
The survey taker sighed softly. This girl seemed incapable of simply answering questions, and it didn't seem like she was going to stop any time soon.
"...And light bulbs! How awesome is that?! Like..."
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The redhead gave a soft sigh, thinking about her answer. This survey was taking forever, taking up time that could be spent reading the latest medical journal. Ayame chose her words carefully and concisely, not one to waste time on either pleasantries or excessive words. Her statement ought to be short and clear, with no vagaries. Yes, she decided she'd unearthed the perfect response.
"...Yes."
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Gavrie shrugged indifferently and gave a little 'meh' noise before replying in full.
"I suppose. I mean, it's nice to have a microwave and plumbing, but it's not a big deal to me. Whatever, you know? I think people are more important than gadgets."
He wondered for a minute what this survey was all about, and just how long it was going to be. Judging by the numerous pages on the woman's clipboard, this was going to take a while.
The dreadlocked man gave the rather stuffy-looking woman a pleasant smile, "Hey, you want to come in, have some tea? I just took the kettle off the stove when you came to the door, so the water's already hot..."
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Lily blinked, her somewhat confused expression slowly being replaced by a cheerful grin. "Oh, oh yeah! I love the stuff! I like figuring out how it works, takin' it apart, puttin' it back together, makin' my own... It's so cool! I mean, wow! The things we can do with lil bits of metal and wire, power and stuff, it's just amazing! I mean..."
The survey taker sighed softly. This girl seemed incapable of simply answering questions, and it didn't seem like she was going to stop any time soon.
"...And light bulbs! How awesome is that?! Like..."
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The redhead gave a soft sigh, thinking about her answer. This survey was taking forever, taking up time that could be spent reading the latest medical journal. Ayame chose her words carefully and concisely, not one to waste time on either pleasantries or excessive words. Her statement ought to be short and clear, with no vagaries. Yes, she decided she'd unearthed the perfect response.
"...Yes."
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Gavrie shrugged indifferently and gave a little 'meh' noise before replying in full.
"I suppose. I mean, it's nice to have a microwave and plumbing, but it's not a big deal to me. Whatever, you know? I think people are more important than gadgets."
He wondered for a minute what this survey was all about, and just how long it was going to be. Judging by the numerous pages on the woman's clipboard, this was going to take a while.
The dreadlocked man gave the rather stuffy-looking woman a pleasant smile, "Hey, you want to come in, have some tea? I just took the kettle off the stove when you came to the door, so the water's already hot..."