Kunihiko Kimishima (
odd_jobs) wrote in
savetheearth2013-05-24 07:33 pm
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[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?

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Because who the fuck would think that some weird string of numbers would send you sliding straight down the rabbit hole, maybe? I mean, I got my numbers months ago, not too long after we moved here, and I didn't really think much about it. It was kinda like having some dumb song stuck in your head, or something.
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Just didn't have the nerve to try them...]
Hey, on the bright side. Even if you'd wanted James t'hit you, you'd have had to practically guide his fist to your face to connect. Wouldnta been satisfying at all.
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Yeah, he was pretty fucked up. Did he even remember any of that shit after he sobered up?
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[Strangely--or perhaps not so strangely, this line of bullshit is making him feel a bit better about things in general.]
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The rest will come with time and loving attention to mechanical science.
[By the way Tadashi pushes away from the mailbox and the grand, quick gestures follow his words... he's finding his feet again as well.]
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Either way, that's a hell of a job perk, man.
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1/2
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Dude, what the hell makes you think I'd even want to be in that club? Hell, they probably wouldn't even let me bring my board--and fuck if I'm wearing a suit for anybody!
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Nah, man, any girl that wants me to wear a suit ain't the girl for me. Quality over quantity, bro.
[Besides, he has serious doubts regarding his ability to handle five girls at once. He's not even sure he could handle one.]
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I dunno, man, I guess in that case, I'd have to see the suit before making the final call on that one.
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And this is why I'm the super spy, here. Agent Tadashi, debonaire protector of Locke City.
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Yeah, well you're welcome to it, Agent. I'd rather just cut class and hang out at the beach.
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See, that's why you need someone like me around. I mean, even without all that freaky shit, we could be pretty good partners. I've got a good gut feeling on this one.
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That's...that's what you said before...
[And almost against his will, he continues] You were serious... You weren't just scamming me...
[Squeezing his eyes shut, he stubbornly shakes his head, every fiber of his being focused on willing this NOT to be happening. Mysterious numbers and a magical internet? Okay! Werewolves and mind-controlling statues? Fine! Invisible, wet dogs hanging around in his room? No problem! Even blowing shit up with his mind he could handle...sort of. But this? This is just one thing too many. When he finally looks back up at Tadashi, one corner of his mouth spasms into a pallid half-grin that doesn't quite reach his eyes.]
I...don't think you know what you're asking, man. I can't seem to shake the freaky shit--it just keeps dogging me, no matter what I do.
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And then it happens. That other name Kenji called him. Kima-something?
That desolated city, desperate people flung between bullies and tyrants... He said that? That exactly? But why doesn't HE remember it?
Something settled in his stomach heavily, and it's some moments after Kenji's wry words that his expression folds down into something starkly serious.]
Tell me about it, then.
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Well, the latest in the weird parade was seeing you on the network, I guess. I got this really intense memory of meeting you before, only you called yourself Kimishima then. Anyway, you offered me a job and said almost exactly the same thing--that you thought we'd be good partners. It...freaked me out a little--it was so close to what happened in the memory.
[The whole thing sounds even more surreal to him when he tries to explain. Still confused, he glances over at Tadashi.] You recognized me too, right? So...these memories I'm getting belong to that Kazu-whoever guy?
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All I remember is going out on a job with you, and you bitching about the pay. Anyway, you pulled a move like you did on James, posture and everything, on some punk ... [His tone gets a little hesitant here, pitching upwards as he says the name.] Alter user? Anyways, I just pulled some guns and was backing you up like a badass.
Heh.
Man, you don't even know how freaky it was. Like, you're a dead ringer for him. Spooky sort of resemblance... when you moved here... well probably after, when I saw you at school. I had to ditch. I mean, I just bolted. How the hell do you even explain that shit?
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