how could you not find a log that has George Washington trying to play video games cute???
Characters: George Washington and the United States of America [closed]
Location: America's appartment (DCH building 1, apartment 1A)
Rating: PG
Time: September 2nd
Description: America teaches George Washington how to play video games. America teaches George Washington how to play video games. America teaches George Washington how to play video games.
Quite honestly, America was a little disappointed in himself for not thinking of this sooner. It was his duty to help his father grow accustomed to the strange and mysterious beast known as 21st century. While the nation had had years to adapt to the changes that the world had gone through since the late 1700s, George Washington, thanks to the will of BREW, was not so fortunate. Yes, if there was any way America could make the transition in lifestyle easier on his father, he would gladly do so, and weekly lessons were the perfect way to go about this. One lesson at a time, they would go over everything! And today's lesson was the perfect introduction to the wonders of technology in the new New World.
Pushing and squirming his way up behind the television, matching up wires to plugs, America called out. "Hey, do you see anything yet? This TV is so old! A big logo should flash across the..." He stopped himself mid-sentence and peeked his head out to smile over at George. "Oh, right. You probably have no clue what I'm talking about, huh? Never mind, Father. I'll get it!"
At the foot of the television cabinet, the DeathBox360 whirred and blinked its lights as America fiddled around with the wires one last time.
Location: America's appartment (DCH building 1, apartment 1A)
Rating: PG
Time: September 2nd
Description: America teaches George Washington how to play video games. America teaches George Washington how to play video games. America teaches George Washington how to play video games.
Quite honestly, America was a little disappointed in himself for not thinking of this sooner. It was his duty to help his father grow accustomed to the strange and mysterious beast known as 21st century. While the nation had had years to adapt to the changes that the world had gone through since the late 1700s, George Washington, thanks to the will of BREW, was not so fortunate. Yes, if there was any way America could make the transition in lifestyle easier on his father, he would gladly do so, and weekly lessons were the perfect way to go about this. One lesson at a time, they would go over everything! And today's lesson was the perfect introduction to the wonders of technology in the new New World.
Pushing and squirming his way up behind the television, matching up wires to plugs, America called out. "Hey, do you see anything yet? This TV is so old! A big logo should flash across the..." He stopped himself mid-sentence and peeked his head out to smile over at George. "Oh, right. You probably have no clue what I'm talking about, huh? Never mind, Father. I'll get it!"
At the foot of the television cabinet, the DeathBox360 whirred and blinked its lights as America fiddled around with the wires one last time.