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Alright so this is seeming a little bit, like, redundant or something like that. My vwordbase can't really describe vwhat i mean exactly. But. VWould you hawve happened to run into a dragon chick that VWASN'T you, lately? Like. I'wve been looking for her for a vwhile novw. VWe got some important kinda...business sorta thing. Yeah. That.
w41t, how d1d you g3t my numb3r?! st4lk1ng 41n’t r4d dud3! 1t’s fuck1ng cr33py.
Heeey, kitty. Hovw's it going? This is Cronus, from class.You knovw. The monitor headed one.
"Heyyy Cronus!" L'vitsa waves in his direction, seriously contemplating the empty piece of paper taped to the wall in front of her. "How are mew doing?"
Alright, alright. I get it. The vwhole non-responsiwve thing. Fine. I'll just come out and say it: You free on Saturday?
l o l i’m p sure ur the one who keeps hitting on my mom so nah im probs not free
The button here is really making me debate ewven making a blog. The site's MAKING me CONFIRM i'm not a robot to ask you anything. YOU'RE a robot. Do you got a thing against robots? Or does the site? VWhich, if it's the first option, doesn't make too much sense.
Do you always make big deals out of ant hills? It is simply a Turing test that doesn’t acknowledge the existence of robots that can pass it. Not a far-fetched notion, considering our existence isn’t widely known. Perhaps in a few years, when the technology is available for public perusal, it might more of a social faux pas. Although, honestly, a period of adaption will be expected.
Cronus: Consult
Dolores is busy polishing her crucifix when the hour hand clicks over, signaling the start of a brand new hour. Dolores wishes she was at lunch right now, especially since the next student hasn’t gotten favorable reviews from her SkaiaNet colleagues.
She really wishes she was back at Catholic school at the moment.
After five minutes, she slumps into her chair, quickly slipping into sulking teacher mode. There is no way she’s going to walk out and go look for a moving computer.
Thankfully (kinda), it seems like the student in question has arrived, according to the footsteps outside.
