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electronicly

Calm

Mar 20, 2008 12:10

Yesterday was a bit... special, but everything is still in order. It seems once again I have a series of short notes, though.

Sarah- I'll be taking off work early today. Let me know if you want to go somewhere?
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Reeve- I hope the legos live up to impression made by the product page; I left them outside your door on my way to work. I'm afraid I didn' ( Read more... )

epically tl;dr, my work is art, yes this has a point, pretty codes, building things, reeve, waverly, percent complete=x, sis!cop tries harder, sarah, police force, i am the tech, investigation time

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charmedillusion March 20 2008, 20:41:16 UTC

Definitely. I'm up for anything - what do you want to do?

electronicly March 21 2008, 16:59:42 UTC

Well… I’ve been wondering what the bridges area of Xanadu would look like without the snow. I suppose we could pick up some light snacks and a couple drinks, and spend some time there?

charmedillusion March 21 2008, 17:02:33 UTC

That sounds perfect - an early spring picnic. I'll get everything together.

not_alaska March 20 2008, 22:31:42 UTC

Amanda Claire? George Blake, looking forward to working with you.

electronicly March 21 2008, 17:12:18 UTC

Good to meet you and have you as a comrade, Miss Blake. Investigating the oddities of the City has been a pet project of mine since not long after my arrival, and I would be happy to share my notes on that as well as work related information if it would seem to be of use.

[Intelligence Filter//Unhackable]
I hope you don’t mind I’ve taken the liberty of beginning to compile and organize current data on the City and the citizens already. It seems likely that we already have more information on both than we might think we do since things do seem smaller in a fairly scattered state.

whofelltoearth March 20 2008, 23:47:25 UTC

Miss...Amanda, wasn't it? Miss Amanda, you're always welcome to attend any services I hold, anywhere. I'm sure Lilith Sahl would feel the same about her own. And aside from holy day sermons, any of my normal sermons are open to the public as well as to public criticism. There's nothing wrong with challenging the establishment if you're doing it intelligently.

Besides which, I like a good debate.

electronicly March 21 2008, 17:17:29 UTC

Thank you, I appreciate this.

I’m fairly sure we can both agree that if one doesn’t challenge something intelligently, then they have defeated themself before the one challenged would need to do anything.