second;

[miss_waldorf]

The importance of mass media is that it builds a society.

It lets us listen in on the underlying conversation and also speak our minds. It lets us choose our cultural leaders. It becomes the pool in which we collect our public information, our dissenting views, and our shared dreams and fears. It turns us into a community.Now the City is the most

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[knaveswitness]

Oh, I do so miss the paper.

[miss_waldorf]

Oh, so you had a paper.

[knaveswitness]

Well, I didn't have a paper, my world had a paper.

Which was always so nicely delivered with tea- such a cozy thing.

[miss_waldorf]

I don't think I'll delivering tea with this one, but a pleasant dollop of entertainment will surely be provided.

[knaveswitness]

Well, I suppose that will do just fine.

[miss_waldorf]

What section would be your favorite, you think?

[knaveswitness]

An old man like myself should always read in to health. And food, of course.

[miss_waldorf]

An old man? Surely you jest.

I'm still looking for a doctor to fill in the health pages, but I might have a candidate for food and recipes.

[knaveswitness]

I age well, don't you think?

All I really have are shop recommendations I'm afraid.

[miss_waldorf]

If you don't mind my asking, how old are you?

Food shop recommendations?

1/2

[knaveswitness]

It wouldn't be fair to say, I've a cake riding on another young lady guessing just that.

[knaveswitness]

Sweets.

[miss_waldorf]

I'll keep guessing then.

Would you like to share it with others?

[knaveswitness]

Shall I count you in for the bet, then? It's a rather fetching cake.

Oh, you know~ I could try my hand, perhaps.

[miss_waldorf]

I do so love cake. How many guesses do I get?

Excellent~ I'll just limit you to about 100 words and give you creative license for the rest.

[knaveswitness]

Only one- but there are two correct answers.

Perhaps something will come of that~

[ooc; and thanks for the pm o/]