↯ten↯ [voice ➟ video]
Huh. It's really starting to feel like Christmas. Not in that hokey spirit of the holidays way, but I can feel the lights. Part of being pure energy, seems like I can feel every single light in this whole freaking city. It's the same all year round, but this is the time of year I feel it strongest. Kind of funny when you think about it -- I used to hate the winter because of all the damn snow.
... Still hate the snow, though. Don't know why people get so excited over something so wet, cold and useless. [ Does indeed sound annoyed. ] That's what I think about when it gets to be December. Anyone else feel it too? I mean aside from... [ Allison. ] the ones I already know.
Makes me wonder how bored does someone have to be to argue about Christmas. Seriously. Talk about having it easy.
[ Then a pause. He was waiting on the thing he really wanted to say, hope you enjoyed his Winter-talk filler. He switches to video. ]
Anyway, so, we got a new Mayor. I was pretty surprised they let us elect one of us, but I guess that's a sign the times are changing. Even the other residents of this city want to see something real that they ain't been getting otherwise.
I wonder, though -- the more they work on making us equal citizens, just how far are they gonna level the playing field? Does being "equal" mean we'll eventually lose our housing and our monthly stipends? I'm real curious about what kinds of changes we're going to see around here.
... Still hate the snow, though. Don't know why people get so excited over something so wet, cold and useless. [ Does indeed sound annoyed. ] That's what I think about when it gets to be December. Anyone else feel it too? I mean aside from... [ Allison. ] the ones I already know.
Makes me wonder how bored does someone have to be to argue about Christmas. Seriously. Talk about having it easy.
[ Then a pause. He was waiting on the thing he really wanted to say, hope you enjoyed his Winter-talk filler. He switches to video. ]
Anyway, so, we got a new Mayor. I was pretty surprised they let us elect one of us, but I guess that's a sign the times are changing. Even the other residents of this city want to see something real that they ain't been getting otherwise.
I wonder, though -- the more they work on making us equal citizens, just how far are they gonna level the playing field? Does being "equal" mean we'll eventually lose our housing and our monthly stipends? I'm real curious about what kinds of changes we're going to see around here.