Case #21: Video
Aug. 27th, 2011 08:14 pm[George is in his room, as per usual, and has somehow gotten hold of an old fashioned rolling chalk board. The board is covered in stick figures, random letters, x's, and arrows, like George is preparing to coach a football team who is preparing to cheat at football. At the bottom of the chalk board, a stick figure rides a tiny motorcycle from one corner to the other. George taps a piece of chalk against his lower lip and stares at his "calculations".]
I've just been...thinking about time...
[George shakes his head and looks away from the chalk board.]
I don't think I ought to think about it anymore. It's a bit disconcerting to consider what might be happening before you prevent it from already having happened. And other such things.
Does anybody know any good headache remedies?
I've just been...thinking about time...
[George shakes his head and looks away from the chalk board.]
I don't think I ought to think about it anymore. It's a bit disconcerting to consider what might be happening before you prevent it from already having happened. And other such things.
Does anybody know any good headache remedies?
Case # 18: Voice
Aug. 10th, 2011 07:16 pm[Breathless! Distraught! Accent!]
This is Constable George Crabtree: I need...oh, please say that there's an appropriately aged doctor about still?
Only I tried to check in on Mr. Spinola, in case he had become elderly, but I couldn't get a response from him by communications device, and he wasn't answering his door so I'm afraid I had no recourse but to break it down, and now there's no rousing him!
[George sounds like he's speaking while driving over railroad tracks. This is because he's shaking Eddie as hard as he can.]
...also I think my shoulder may bruise slightly...
This is Constable George Crabtree: I need...oh, please say that there's an appropriately aged doctor about still?
Only I tried to check in on Mr. Spinola, in case he had become elderly, but I couldn't get a response from him by communications device, and he wasn't answering his door so I'm afraid I had no recourse but to break it down, and now there's no rousing him!
[George sounds like he's speaking while driving over railroad tracks. This is because he's shaking Eddie as hard as he can.]
...also I think my shoulder may bruise slightly...
Case #10: Video
Jun. 27th, 2011 02:00 pm[George's hair is being untamed again. It may actually be plotting something. I wouldn't trust it not to fake left and then dart right, that's all I'm saying.
More importantly: George is wearing this. And jeans.]
My tea shirt [and you can hear the t-e-a in his pronunciation] has a mustache.
[George looks confused. And a little enthralled. And slightly suspicious.]
And Mr. Spinola has an interest in working with the infirmary.
[George glances down at his shirt again.]
I do believe it's staring at me.
((George is not affected by the flood, so if you would like your character to be overwhelmed by optimism, youthful enthusiasm, or a distrust of modern underwear, feel free to spam away.))
More importantly: George is wearing this. And jeans.]
My tea shirt [and you can hear the t-e-a in his pronunciation] has a mustache.
[George looks confused. And a little enthralled. And slightly suspicious.]
And Mr. Spinola has an interest in working with the infirmary.
[George glances down at his shirt again.]
I do believe it's staring at me.
((George is not affected by the flood, so if you would like your character to be overwhelmed by optimism, youthful enthusiasm, or a distrust of modern underwear, feel free to spam away.))
Case # 5: Voice
May. 10th, 2011 09:57 pm[Enjoy the sound of George's dulcet, Newfinese tones. Like Ireland rolled off of Canada the morning after, and Canada was like, 'You'll call me, eh?', but Ireland totally never called.]
I'd like to speak to Mr. William Pratt, if I may, and also a Dr. Capa?
And also any member of the infirmary staff, when you have a moment. I don't believe it's an emergency.
I'd like to speak to Mr. William Pratt, if I may, and also a Dr. Capa?
And also any member of the infirmary staff, when you have a moment. I don't believe it's an emergency.