"Chess On Ice" ◌ Broadcast Video ◌

Nov 20, 2011 23:42

[The feed starts with a flashy logo for the Galactic Winter Games, and Irene and Balthier are sitting primly behind a desk in a small room overlooking a curling rink.]

Good evening and welcome to our continuing coverage of the Galactic Winter Games. I am Irene Adler, joined by Balthier. We are now bringing you coverage of... curling. [Her tone ( Read more... )

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[voice] gravity_splode November 21 2011, 15:49:11 UTC
That's a sport?

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Re: [voice] missthewoman November 23 2011, 23:16:07 UTC
In the minds of a few, yes, it would seem so.

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Re: [voice] gravity_splode November 28 2011, 04:05:41 UTC
Looks kinda boring, if you wanna ask me. A lot of noise over nothing.

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Re: [voice] missthewoman November 28 2011, 04:11:18 UTC
I would have to agree. It does not make the best spectator sport.
What would you do to make it more interesting?

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[voice] gravity_splode November 28 2011, 05:18:32 UTC
Well, that depends on what kind of interesting you're looking for.

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missthewoman November 30 2011, 07:27:06 UTC
Oh, you know what interests me well enough. But if you would like it parried down- how could it become a more exciting, suspenseful game? Something that you cannot take your eyes off of, rather than them closing in drowsiness.

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gravity_splode November 30 2011, 21:27:57 UTC
Well, you'd probably wanna find a way to get a bit more action into it. I mean, rocks are kinda boring, right?

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missthewoman December 1 2011, 23:14:51 UTC
Yes, they are. I find the motion of gliding them down the ice rather sedate.

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gravity_splode December 2 2011, 21:59:26 UTC
Well, you could make people throw them, for a start.

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missthewoman December 2 2011, 23:24:27 UTC
[Oh, boys, thinking with their muscles.]

They seem to be quite heavy. But it would be an interesting test of strength.
'For a start'.

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gravity_splode December 3 2011, 05:25:12 UTC
It's that or find a way to shape the ice to do unexpected things to the trajectory of the stone.

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missthewoman December 3 2011, 07:59:27 UTC
Now that sounds intriguing. Perhaps like slopes and obstacles?

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gravity_splode December 3 2011, 21:08:57 UTC
Yeah. Or places where it curves unexpectedly or something.

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missthewoman December 4 2011, 01:19:29 UTC
Curves unexpectedly? [For a moment she considers, letting her imagination run with that one.] Like when a magnet hidden beneath paper repels another magnet?

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gravity_splode December 4 2011, 01:35:33 UTC
Yeah. Like that.

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missthewoman December 4 2011, 01:45:09 UTC
Now that does sound much more exciting. Mmm, no chance of it being put into action in time to save us from the traditional version, however.

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