"An' no matter how temptin' it is, don't light no fires in abandoned buildings just 'cause you think no one will see it," Ada offered. "That's how y'die of suffocation or asbestos gases or a la flambe."
"Straw does make a good insulator, though," she said thoughtfully. "Though you'd have t' steal bales somehow. Pilfering a few handfuls from some yuppie's manger scene on their lawn might not be too hard."
Ada, please stop enabling your peers into petty larceny.
Talk to SparklemyownfaceMarch 15 2017, 11:30:53 UTC
Seriously, there are a million other things he could say, but he's wordvomited away all the time he has for lecturing, so he'll be here if you have more questions.
Re: Talk to the TAintotheoutMarch 15 2017, 14:43:43 UTC
Having headed south -- in July -- when she left the warm embrace of her mother's apartment, this was one Tip didn't have much direct experience with. She'd been doing the opposite, making sure not to overheat driving across the Deep South from Florida to Arizona.
So she was taking copious notes today. And ducking her head at the "cover your head" part of the lecture, remembering all the times she'd fussed at her mom about wearing a hat because it would mess up her poofs.
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Don't get wet, and insulate.
DON'T GET WET, AND INSULATE.
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HE DID NOT WANT HIS STUDENTS TO DIE OF FIRE.
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Ada, please stop enabling your peers into petty larceny.
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So she was taking copious notes today. And ducking her head at the "cover your head" part of the lecture, remembering all the times she'd fussed at her mom about wearing a hat because it would mess up her poofs.
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