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You know, Jim, if you need to try and tune in to Nightvale's broadcasting, I *do* have a radio specifically wired to pick it up. I'll send you the proper configurations for frequency later.
Oh, awesome! Thanks! That'll save me a lot of time.
I've got the initial drafting done. I'll work on the build tomorrow.
Turn it off! Turn it OFF! OFF! M@(£∆({¡0π maksuyebhudgfdikxnfykxbh!
Okay so I'm not sure if this is meant to be a legitimate plea for help or an answer I'm supposed to give the question to.
In the first case, it's very important that you sit still and do some deep breathing exercises. Be calm. Don't move. Noise and motion are indicative of prey and you're more likely to survive if you don't act like prey.
Now, as soon as the copier turns its optic away from you, lunge forward and pull its plug. Deprived of power, it won't be able to do any harm, and you can reformat it to be less hostile upon starting it up again.
If this is an answer for that game I proposed, then the question is as follows:
The copy-machine in my office is refusing to make copies. All it's doing is spitting out graphic images of myself and my colleagues being eviscerated, and whirring threateningly if anyone passes by too close. What should I do about this?
Oh yeah I was supposed to be working on an automatic refilling station for the flamethrowers.
Should probably get on that.
I have no idea if it's actually working, but it should be working.
Shit. I thought being in the other room would be safe enough, but I think I just did permanent damage to my desktop.
Prototype is completed. Works like a charm.
Just getting the designs finalized.
Still haven't heard from Sara. Getting a bit worried.
If I haven't heard back from Sara by the time I finalize these designs and send them off to production, I'm marching straight into her office with my prototype flamethrower and making sure she's alright.
