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apocalypsehowcomm2023-01-03 10:03 pm
semilethal) wrote in apocalypsehowcomm2023-01-03 10:03 pm
Entry tags:
- delloso de la rue (d20 fey and flowers),
- john sheppard (stargate: atlantis),
- kp hob (d20 fey and flowers),
- zz_caitlyn kiramman (arcane),
- zz_donatello hamato (rise of the tmnt),
- zz_donna noble (doctor who),
- zz_eddie munson (stranger things),
- zz_john carter (er),
- zz_peter parker (mcu),
- zz_steve harrington (stranger things),
- zz_wake (locked tomb series)
network - voice
Who: Donatello Hamato
Username: OthelloVonRyann
Warnings: n/a (so far, will update as needed)
[Behold, a very typical 'nerd' voice. Canonically mistaken for a fake nerd voice, because it is so nerdy.]
For those of you who are capable of following the scientific theory, I hope you engaged thoughtfully in the observation step when you arrived. For those of you who cannot or will not, may Feynman have mercy on your particles.
My query: when you arrived here, where was it? With whom? In what physical state? I need data. No matter how mundane or unremarkable your experiences or their retelling may be, I must hear them. Scientific advancement demands it.
As an aside, how does an echo 'hear' something? Please explain.
Username: OthelloVonRyann
Warnings: n/a (so far, will update as needed)
[Behold, a very typical 'nerd' voice. Canonically mistaken for a fake nerd voice, because it is so nerdy.]
For those of you who are capable of following the scientific theory, I hope you engaged thoughtfully in the observation step when you arrived. For those of you who cannot or will not, may Feynman have mercy on your particles.
My query: when you arrived here, where was it? With whom? In what physical state? I need data. No matter how mundane or unremarkable your experiences or their retelling may be, I must hear them. Scientific advancement demands it.
As an aside, how does an echo 'hear' something? Please explain.
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