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reimprovise

video. | action for goldenrod.

Mar 11, 2011 12:32

[It starts with Fuji eying a pokeball contemplatively. He gets up from his seat, apparently entirely unaware that the feed is running, and turns to the side as though addressing someone else in the room just beyond the scope of the video feed --]

-- say, could I borrow a screwdriver?

[The feed abruptly ends ( Read more... )

oh gods he's bored, at least it wasn't snakes, baby pokemon everywhere, he's just teasing, filter: hirato, !video, excuse for cr is a go, he is very weird, he's having fun, wants opinions, ... there's a point?, he's not too concerned, !action, he's really just fifteen, trollololol, +goldenrod, filter: yukimura, filter: watanuki

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video; cynicizing March 11 2011, 18:13:18 UTC

[... Don't even get him started on space-time-]

You tried throwin' it at yourself yet?

video; reimprovise March 11 2011, 20:18:09 UTC

Ah, I think I just heard the sound of a volunteer.

video; cynicizing March 11 2011, 20:30:35 UTC

The sound of your own voice, maybe.

video; reimprovise March 11 2011, 20:31:12 UTC

You're right, I like hearing myself speak.

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[video] all4fun_fun4all March 11 2011, 18:55:33 UTC

Huh? I never thought about what went on inside the Pokeball things. I just assumed they were snug and comfy, and that they probably slept. But I guess for people who keep them in the balls all the timey time, that would be a whole lot of sleep!

[video] reimprovise March 11 2011, 20:21:12 UTC

Not to mention that the pokemon are generally several times smaller than the pokeball itself. I wonder what it feels like, to shrink up into a little ball of light like that.

[video] all4fun_fun4all March 11 2011, 21:31:44 UTC

I wonder! Ooooh! Maybe if it's some alternatey dimensioney type thing-a-ma-jig it's like a super tiny small micro dimension. If you tried to put one these hue-muns in it, they might be SUPER GIGCANTIC!

[video] reimprovise March 11 2011, 21:57:38 UTC

[A laugh.] You're right, it could be! But pokemon seem to like it a lot -- or at least they don't mind it. Maybe there's some sort of a pokemon amusement park in that alternate dimension.

[video] philanthrotaku March 11 2011, 19:44:55 UTC

I took one apart not long after I first got here. Unfortunately, I didn't find out much more than you did.

[video] reimprovise March 11 2011, 20:21:42 UTC

I'm willing to bet that yours didn't end up as a smear on the wall. [Rue.] Technology really isn't my forte.

[video] philanthrotaku March 11 2011, 20:23:53 UTC

Not exactly. I managed to get it back together--I'm pretty sure it's the one I keep Emma in now.

[A Chatot fluttered over to his shoulder at the mention of her name, whistling.]

That's okay, I've had plenty of things short-circuit while I was working on them.

[video] reimprovise March 11 2011, 20:28:26 UTC

[Oh, it's a parrot. Hello, pretty birdy =D] Ah, I haven't seen a pokemon like her before. What is she?

And it's good to know that I'm not the only one. Any particular notable stories you'd be willing to share? Given what happened this morning, I wouldn't mind a little consolation. [He's just joking, really, but he's always up for an interesting story.]

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[video] blacklodged March 11 2011, 20:56:13 UTC

That's an interesting theory.

[He hadn't thought about it - pokéballs acting as portals to another dimension.]

It seems unlikely, but in this world it's not fair to dismiss anything. Did you find anything out from attempting to disassemble it other than an electrical shock?

[video] reimprovise March 11 2011, 21:08:29 UTC

[insert rue here] Ah, well, I think I should have mentioned that the short-circuiting only happened the second time around.

The first time I tried to pry it open, it ended up as a smear on the wall. [a pause] The black smear, not the suspicious-looking purple one.

[video] blacklodged March 11 2011, 21:34:01 UTC

[...hang on while he looks at said smears and then looks back at you very curiously.]

How did that happen?

[video] reimprovise March 11 2011, 21:43:51 UTC

The black one? Apparently, pokeballs don't like screwdrivers on principle. I just wish I knew this before I started poking at it.

As for the purple one-- [a shrug] Salt Lake City is just very, very lazy.

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[text] holdsleftovers March 12 2011, 00:15:14 UTC

I'm glad then

you said you didn't like sweet things so...

[text] reimprovise March 12 2011, 00:21:59 UTC

To be honest, I was a little surprised that you remembered-- I only vaguely remembered mentioning it.

Now I can see why it's a shame that your pokemon can't enjoy your cooking.

[text] holdsleftovers March 12 2011, 00:26:46 UTC

[ He won't comment on his freakish memory for this stuff. It's never really occured to him as being special--he just pays more attention than most. ]

Well now I have Hanabi & she's my taste tester. (~^∀^~) Shes so cute w/ her little tails.

Im happy your pokemon enjoyed it as well. None of them got sick?

[text] reimprovise March 12 2011, 00:41:22 UTC

[Tails, huh. Probably a vulpix.]

She sounds adorable. A vulpix?

And not at all. The only casualty was Paris, who ate too much -- which I think is nice, since he usually doesn't eat at all.

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