A Testament to Musical Entertainment [video]

[shipshapeshipco]

[Behold, Samuel, in his video debut! If you manage to see through the unsteady shaking of the comm, you'll notice that Sam's hat (a flat straw number today) is menacingly low over his brow. This is serious. Samuel reports!]Greetings from Ten-and-Two-Sevens upon Four, the eye of the Elegante. As the keystone culture-man on board, it is my duty to

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[shipshapeshipco]

Not exclusively, but that is close to the king's share of it!

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[shipshapeshipco]

Think of it as an exchange of cultures- a musical marketplace, where you barter for carols with your camel-pack of anthems.

Certainly the other niceties will be in full representation as well: food, drink, liveliness and crushing disillusionment. You should attend!

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[shipshapeshipco]

oh, about eighteen short months, and never the better have I been! There's nothing like an endless vacation to make your troubles seem long ago.

[audio] (sorry about late tagging!)

[shipshapeshipco]

Gathering interest is hardly the catch. It's distributing it that becomes a challenge.

I will keep your name at the top of my dossier!

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[shipshapeshipco]

Samuel Goldthwaine Robinson Junior, your dutiful distributor!

[a tip of the hat is, of course, included, though there's no way Sabriel could see it.]

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[shipshapeshipco]

The pleasure is entirely mine, Sabriel. I would appreciate a helping heel for this party, if you've the ankles for it. What say we meet later tonight at the Oceanview for a planning spree?

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[shipshapeshipco]

In a new spin on an old tradition, you'll know me as the gentleman with the well-pressed red carnation-print socks.

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[shipshapeshipco]

[And there's Samuel- or there we WOULD be, if he was pointing the camera at his face. In case you were unsure of what red carnation-print socks are, Sam's got you covered.]