oo1 | Voice

[noordinaryguy]

[The voice is soft spoken and distinctively British.  From the sounds of it, he's talking to himself.]

Hello. Yep, you're on, aren't you. But you're not working. Perfect. Some radio you are. [Scoffing:]  Thanks a lot, but this transistor can't even find a signal.  Worthless piece of...

[A pause, some fiddling.]

Why am I even bothering?  It's not like

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voice;

[grooviestmutant]

[ PINGED BY ENGLISHNESS ]

Hello? Ah, it would appear we are quite lost.

voice;

[noordinaryguy]

[SIMILAR ACCENTS AND BACKGROUNDS AHOY!]

But how did... How did we manage to...?

voice;

[grooviestmutant]

I'm afraid I have yet to know the answer to that. But you can be certain that I am studying; it appears others are as well.

[ poor charles has so many frowns ]

voice;

[noordinaryguy]

And it's really 1848? And we're in Missouri?

voice;

[grooviestmutant]

It would certainly seem so. Though the... technology upon our wrists would have us believe otherwise.

voice;

[noordinaryguy]

I've heard talk of a time machine. D'you think that's possible?

voice;

[grooviestmutant]

[ Pause. ]

I--

Would believe many things, at this point. Though a time machine would not describe the anachronisms we seem to be facing. Ah, like these devices.

voice;

[noordinaryguy]

But what would?

The first thing that comes to my mind is Disneyland, but that doesn't even explain it all.

voice;

[grooviestmutant]

[ There's a laugh and Charles is clearly unsure for a moment there. ]

I'm afraid you're quite right; there is no over-arcing explanation, it seems.

voice;

[noordinaryguy]

So what are we to do?

voice;

[grooviestmutant]

[ what we always do, pinky ]

To be honest, I am still, ah--working out some theories.

voice;

[noordinaryguy]

Should I just stay in my wagon then?

voice;

[grooviestmutant]

[ A soft chuckle. ]

Yes, that is probably for the best!