Kunihiko Kimishima (
odd_jobs) wrote in
savetheearth2013-05-24 07:33 pm
Video | Open to All!
[A video clicks onto the network. Tadashi flashes the screen a wide grin and then a peace sign.
He's been watching and commenting a little here and there, but time to finally really say hello. He brandishes what looks like a colorful, big buttoned remote control. He clears his voice and puts on his best infomercial voice.]
Today in Tadashi's Inventions, a made-up-right-now program, I have a solution for those of us who can't spring for a cell phone contract and the computer's being tied up by annoying little brothers.
THIS! One universal remote, though any old one in your couch cushions will do the job. Any surface that can catch and reflect infrared seems to manage it just fine. Like right now, I'm using the microwave door. Cool, huh? You don't have to all praise me at once, but you can if you want.
Lets talk practical AND convenient, this is now being broadcast while I nuke a potato! Advantages, delicious and timesaving, as well as the convenience and privacy of being at home. Disadvantages, if caught, talking to your microwave is ridiculously hard to explain.
So, hey, use it at your own risk.
Okay, opening chat! That'll be your mute button if you use it. [He levels the remote at the screen and presses a button.] How ya doing, world?
He's been watching and commenting a little here and there, but time to finally really say hello. He brandishes what looks like a colorful, big buttoned remote control. He clears his voice and puts on his best infomercial voice.]
Today in Tadashi's Inventions, a made-up-right-now program, I have a solution for those of us who can't spring for a cell phone contract and the computer's being tied up by annoying little brothers.
THIS! One universal remote, though any old one in your couch cushions will do the job. Any surface that can catch and reflect infrared seems to manage it just fine. Like right now, I'm using the microwave door. Cool, huh? You don't have to all praise me at once, but you can if you want.
Lets talk practical AND convenient, this is now being broadcast while I nuke a potato! Advantages, delicious and timesaving, as well as the convenience and privacy of being at home. Disadvantages, if caught, talking to your microwave is ridiculously hard to explain.
So, hey, use it at your own risk.
Okay, opening chat! That'll be your mute button if you use it. [He levels the remote at the screen and presses a button.] How ya doing, world?

Video
So here's Kenji, standing in front of a mirror, looking stunned and a little shaken from a particularly vivid...memory? vision? Whatever the hell these things are.]
...Kimishima.
[No, that isn't the guy's name. What was it again? He'd just said it, hadn't he? Tadashi. Right. Taking a step closer to the mirror, he scowls, but more in confusion than anger.]
I know you--right? And not just from that day at the beach. From... [He shakes his head] But I couldn't, though--I mean... [He takes a deep breath, lets it out slowly with a shaky laugh.] Hell, I dunno what I mean.
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The name... didn't ring any bells at all, but it seemed a rather remote concern to the jumble of questions going through his head.]
[He takes a quick step back, pointing a finger at the microwave...]
Kazuma... It's Kazuma isn't it? I KNEW IT! Do you know how crazy I thought I was going?
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More importantly! Why the hell didn't you say something?!
1/2 because why not?
[He shakes his head stubbornly. The name means nothing to him, although he has a sneaking suspicion that it's somehow connected to that other guy. The one whose life he somehow keeps seeing flashes of. BUT IT'S NOT HIM, DAMMIT!]
No. I'm Kenji. Kenji Kobayashi.
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'Cause I didn't know 'til today! If you knew, WHY THE HELL DIDN'T YOU SAY SOMETHING?!
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[He puffs out defensively. His arms go wide, hands far out of sight of the microwave door.]
WHAT THE HELL COULD I SAY? What if I was wrong?
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That sounds creepy no matter how you say it. There's no right way to say it. The words don't exist.
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Yeah, you're right. There's no good way to say that, man.
[After a few moments, he shakes his head, a little surprised to find himself laughing.]
And here I thought I was starting to get used to all the crazy shit--and then this happens.
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I've watched a bit, naturally. It's weird how much seems to happen in bathrooms. But...
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We...should probably talk, though--but not here. Wanna meet up somewhere?
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There, finally!
Ah... considering it's gonna be crazy talk... Are you far from school? Gonna be dead this time of night.
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In the meantime, you might want to look over that text I just sent you. It'll explain some stuff. Not everything, but...some.
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Looks like a lot, anyway. Yeah, sounds good. I'll be there.
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Yo, Kimishi... dammit. Uhh...Tadashi, right? So, did you read it?
Re: Switching to action
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You're nuking a potato?
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Not to worry, in the interest of network safety, I've cut vents in it.
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Heh, anyways, it leaves the far more important questions of the evening. Your name, and your vote on toppings.
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[ She laughs a little. ]
My name is Colette. As for toppings... well, sour cream is classic, isn't it?
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Hmmmhmm, not a bad choice, simple, sensible. [In the background of the audio, she can hear something beep cheerfully, and some less distinct clattering.] Definitely a top contender.
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[ Woahhh so it really is a microwave. ]
I guess it's true, as long as you can write a number somewhere you can connect to the network.
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It's kinda... eh, a bit unreal still.
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