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Journalism Class - Monday December 12
The cat is sitting atop Spider's desk, curled up in his santa hat. She is guarding a small whiteboard on which is written the following:
"Due to massive, four day bender in celebration of my freedom... (Note to self: Tell Krycek and Gavin about freedom and also remind them to clean litterbox) ... I've been a bit busy and in my excitement seem to have gotten a bit ahead of myself. Your final project is due next Friday... I think. Check up on that. Also? Mistletoe, blended with certain recreational beveridges is ulga fan todlies."
The writing degenerates into scribbling, complete with tiny sketches of stick figures being strung up by their necks and the occasional maniacal laugh, with four exclamation points. Eventually, it becomes coherent again. "For today's classwork, go to The New York Times website and write about something there that captures your interest. Try to capture mine as well.Bring a butterfly net and some bourbon."
((OOC: Login for journalism students is: jerusalem_s Password is: fandomhigh))
"Due to massive, four day bender in celebration of my freedom... (Note to self: Tell Krycek and Gavin about freedom and also remind them to clean litterbox) ... I've been a bit busy and in my excitement seem to have gotten a bit ahead of myself. Your final project is due next Friday... I think. Check up on that. Also? Mistletoe, blended with certain recreational beveridges is ulga fan todlies."
The writing degenerates into scribbling, complete with tiny sketches of stick figures being strung up by their necks and the occasional maniacal laugh, with four exclamation points. Eventually, it becomes coherent again. "For today's classwork, go to The New York Times website and write about something there that captures your interest. Try to capture mine as well.
((OOC: Login for journalism students is: jerusalem_s Password is: fandomhigh))
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"War criminals not abused? Yeah, right." She rolled her eyes. It took her a few minutes to scan the headlines, then she clicked on one at random. After all, it looked vaguely interesting.
"Great. Aquatic unicorns." But she couldn't quite keep herself from reading the article. "A sensory organ of exceptional size--something all men want, and none have." She snorted, and began making notes.
If nothing else, it couldn't be more boring than old-Earth politics.