Proxy 03 [video]

Dec 17, 2010 08:09

This time of year reminds me a lot of Romdeau. It was never cold or snowy like this but- everyone was so preoccupied with buying. It was good for the city you see and- it's good here? No one ever really talks about that though, how it's good for the society, just how it's good to get a person a gift.

It's so much more...emotional.

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video. countsrabbits December 17 2010, 16:13:18 UTC
A tangerine tree!

[No duh, Vince.]

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video. thereforeproxy December 17 2010, 19:18:09 UTC
Pino. [Dopey little smile for you. :>] Do you think they sell plants at this time of year? All the outside ones look...dead.

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video. countsrabbits December 17 2010, 19:31:42 UTC
There has to be one somewhere! They wouldn't be able to sell them in stores if they didn't have a tree somewhere, right?

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video. thereforeproxy December 17 2010, 19:59:15 UTC
I think here they ship food from other places. [Strange concept- but that's what some of those commercials about local grown food seems to imply.]

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[Nami filter] gaveherwings December 17 2010, 16:15:50 UTC
[Look, we're going to be perfectly rational and conversation]

It is good to know we're not the only ones who ever had a season of consumption push. With the city economy such a mess, they do need it. People here really do get wildly sentimental, sensationalistic with it though, don't they?

I've seen chocolate oranges, in the pharmacies.

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[Nami filter] thereforeproxy December 17 2010, 19:20:20 UTC
[Which Vincent isn't helping by blushing a little here I'm sure.]

Do tangerines and oranges taste similar?

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[Nami filter] gaveherwings December 17 2010, 19:34:39 UTC
They're both citrus?

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[Nami filter] thereforeproxy December 17 2010, 20:02:03 UTC
They probably do then. I wonder what the difference is.

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Filtered from Nami; cowboy_newsie December 17 2010, 16:57:00 UTC
Apples. For variety.

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Filtered from Nami; thereforeproxy December 17 2010, 19:22:50 UTC
This list doesn't say anything about apples though, what if she doesn't like them?

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Filtered from Nami; cowboy_newsie December 17 2010, 19:23:43 UTC
Then you'll've given her the gift of experience.

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Filtered from Nami; thereforeproxy December 17 2010, 19:29:10 UTC
[Not. Computing.]

The experience of...apples?

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[voice] mentis_reae December 17 2010, 17:33:25 UTC
The primary drive to purchase is not the abstract desire to fuel the economy. Consumers do not act like that.

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[voice] thereforeproxy December 17 2010, 19:25:01 UTC
Really? In Romdeau we were encouraged to support the economy by buying. [There was a test on this even. :|]

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[voice] mentis_reae December 17 2010, 19:32:27 UTC
And was that what you cared about?

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[voice] thereforeproxy December 17 2010, 20:07:35 UTC
In Romdeau? I was supposed to but- I never really did.

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voice; proxysearch December 17 2010, 18:19:34 UTC
It's better to be emotional than entirely lifeless.

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Get her some tangerine flavored candy or maybe an orange shirt. Get a medium, just in case. People are generally on the thin side around here.

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voice; thereforeproxy December 17 2010, 19:28:05 UTC
Ah, yes. Just strange, I never thought people would ever be encouraged to do so. [Such love...it seemed like something only a Proxy or misfit could feel.]

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They make candy like that? Do you know where they sell it?

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voice; proxysearch December 17 2010, 20:55:03 UTC
I suppose they can afford to, for once. It almost makes me jealous.

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Probably at a shop in the mall. I'm certain I saw more than one candy store, and at least one entirely devoted to chocolate.

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voice; thereforeproxy December 17 2010, 23:14:48 UTC
Was that mistletoe perhaps a city endeavor?

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That should be good, thank you.

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