Re: Pieces of Stories
Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 4:56 am
Nice. I like this plan. Especially if they are really confusing for whoever gets them in teh fax.
I have worked many a places with them, indeed I've had to operate them.Frostbite wrote:I'm just shocked fax machines still exist. I thought they became obsolete and ignored. Like the elderly.
How do you operate the elderly? Manipulation and subtle machinations?Asherian wrote:I have worked many a places with them, indeed I've had to operate them.Frostbite wrote:I'm just shocked fax machines still exist. I thought they became obsolete and ignored. Like the elderly.
... Yeah, pretty much. Well and less than subtle machinations- most of those people really aren't all here anymore yah know?GUTCHUCKER wrote:How do you operate the elderly? Manipulation and subtle machinations?Asherian wrote:I have worked many a places with them, indeed I've had to operate them.Frostbite wrote:I'm just shocked fax machines still exist. I thought they became obsolete and ignored. Like the elderly.
GENIUSsotic wrote:I keep secrets by forgetting them.
I am most likely going to be writing a bit about this.Etherwind, on SA wrote: It's Doctor McHeadbutt. He worked long and hard for that PhD in Aggressive Phrenology.
Iain sighed, and idly fingering the rotary dial, exasperatedly spoke into the telephone that he was trying to reach Fleet Street, and was greeted with an irritable combination of animosity and bemusement. He explained that he was supposed to have been put through to Johannesburg, and not Livingstone, but he would rather talk to London directly, as—and he made this absolutely clear—London operators are competent enough to direct your call without too much fuss and aggravation. He was irritably informed that communications with London have been under strong disruption for several months, but if he waited they could transfer him through to the Telegraph offices in Manchester, and soon, after several routings, he was on the line to a thickly accented receptionist at Kemsley House, who belched at him in a strange mixture of Liverpudlian dockyarder, Irish tinker, and Mancunian brogue.
Clothing is a very serious plot point when it is semi innapropriate and a character needs appropriate clothing to go around their businessDonRetrasado wrote:Is this a plot point?carbonstealer wrote:dressed in semi innapropriate clothing