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second snark | voice

Sep 26, 2011 17:02

[siiigh] Don't you people have anything to read around here?

(voice), .sebastian michaelis, .saki konishi, dammit, .kyrie ushiromiya, .alice liddell, book withdrawal, .north skie, .minako aino, excuse me

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queeningsquare September 28 2011, 01:01:30 UTC

The mansion has a library. It was easily accessible and safe for a short period, but by now it's a suicide mission, I'm sure.

linefacer September 28 2011, 05:02:49 UTC

So my choices are either a suicide mission to acquire books at the village library, or death by boredom. Sounds like an easy choice to me.

[voice] north_skie September 28 2011, 14:10:06 UTC

Don't go to the mansion alone, it's dangerous. I'd say don't go there at all but you sound pretty determined.

[voice] linefacer September 28 2011, 14:28:27 UTC

Clearly you overestimate my sense of motivation. I may be bored out of my skull, but I'm not bored enough to do something so obviously stupid and dangerous. [siiigh] What's so dangerous about the mansion, anyway?

[voice] north_skie September 28 2011, 14:32:08 UTC

I only went near it once, and there was some weird thing in there, some kind of demon. That and it's creepy, and just... [he kind of ran away before he saw it enough to explain it] Believe me it's dangerous okay. If you're going to go there get Link or someone to go with you and keep you safe.

[voice] linefacer September 28 2011, 14:33:53 UTC

[oh god what is this place even.]

Yep, death by boredom it is for me.

[voice] north_skie September 28 2011, 14:37:23 UTC

...

Could always write your own book. Or something...

Got a story? [Because he has a soft spot for stories doncha know]

[voice] linefacer September 28 2011, 14:48:41 UTC

Um, I do ... [she is kind of a writer, after all ... ] but they usually involve stuff like someone's eyeballs exploding. Not really New York Times Best Seller list stuff ... more of a niche readership.

[voice] north_skie September 28 2011, 14:50:12 UTC

Um... [You're talking to a boy with one eye here] yeah? So you tell scary stories?

What's a New York Times?

[voice] linefacer September 28 2011, 15:03:43 UTC

Um ... I guess you could call them that. [she's never really put much thought into which genre her short stories fall under, except "weird."] The New York Times is a newspaper that tells people what's worthy of reading in the literary world.

[voice] north_skie September 28 2011, 15:18:16 UTC

It tells you what to read? Sounds like a jerk to me.

[voice] linefacer September 28 2011, 16:57:35 UTC

That's what every author who doesn't make it on the list thinks, anyway.

[voice] north_skie September 28 2011, 17:09:26 UTC

Can't you just make your own list?

[voice] linefacer September 28 2011, 17:17:55 UTC

I guess I could ... but no one would pay attention to it.

[voice] north_skie September 28 2011, 17:23:24 UTC

Pfft. Who cares what those dumb-asses think anyway.

[voice] linefacer September 28 2011, 17:30:48 UTC

Exactly. Which is precisely why I'm happy to remain an unpublished author.

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