06-10-2016, 10:55 PM
You pull up PesterOmni and look at your messages. From what you notice, you have yet to recieve a message from anyone. In the meantime, you decide to continue conversing with Frisk.
[spoiler]LE: "Hello there, freskAbenet. Are you continuing to do well?"[/spoiler]
Figures that as soon as you begin conversing with a friend, someone else sends a message. At least it is someone you intended to check up on. Paul has decided to pester you, so you decide to "grace him with a response." As if you were so amazing. Or pretentious.
[spoiler]LE: "Hello there, Paul. Why yes, I am here. Did you examine that area you left to check, by any chance?"
LE: "What exactly did you find?"
LE: "Alright then."
LE: "So what are you doing at the moment?"[/spoiler]
Frisk responded almost immediately, and thus you proceed to have a duel conversation.
[spoiler]LE: "That is good to hear. If you do not mind, there is something of which I would like to ask."
LE: "Just recently, a mister luxuriusUncertainty has directed me toward this game titled 'SBURB.'"
LE: "Have you heard of it before?"
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LE: "Interesting, I am actually nearly done downloading it right now."
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LE: "Well that certainly is odd timing."
LE: "I am also downloading SBURB right now, both the client and server versions."
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LE: "As far as I know, luxuriusUncertainty, avidProcrastinator and freskAbenet are also preparing themselves for SBURB."
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LE: "Indeed. Did he point out a specific website for you to head toward, or simply give you a download himself?"
LE: "Probably an installer. If it does not specifically state which version, then perhaps the file will install both onto your computer."
LE: "Then again, computer coding is no where near my preference as is writing, so take it with a grain of salt."
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LE: "From what I heard, it seems you informed Frisk about this game as well."
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LE: "That is fine, the more the merrier."
LE: "If you indeed get a copy of SBURB up and running, perhaps we could get together and play it as well?"
LE: *gives obligatory business card that holds no value
LE: "Ah yes, LU and AP. They both seem like very charming individuals."
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LE: "Indeed. I hope that this does not conflict with the version LU directed me to."
LE: "The website listed two versions, a client and server."
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LE: "Actually, strike that."
LE: "avidProcrastinator is charming. luxuriusUncertainty has more of a... unique flair about him, but likable in his own respects."
LE: "Really? I have not noticed."
LE: "...I see."[/spoiler]
You pause on Frisk's words before shrugging off a thought in the back of your mind.
[spoiler]LE: "Well, it is likely that you will find a way to cheer him up."
LE: "That certainly would not make sense. He pestered me a minute or two ago."
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LE: "That would make sense. I would recommend double checking immediately so installation does not become complicated."
LE: "Even then, however, you could just download both versions from the site itself if you happen to be missing one."
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LE: "Or however long it was. Omniverse time is convoluted."
LE: "Frisk, it is perfectly fine to ask me anything. You would have to actively try to actually offend me."
LE: "It's fine, no need to worry about it too much."
LE: "On topic, it was not much. He asked me what's up, how/what/why I am doing, then proceeded to send instructions involving the downloading of SBURB."
LE: "Speaking of that, how goes your download?"
LE: "Excellent. Another fifteen hours will need to pass before I can begin installing it on my desktop."
LE: *slaps forehead violently
LE: "Pardon the typo, I intended to say 'minutes' rather than 'hours.'"
LE: "Personal typos should never exist. I feel ashamed for missing such a blatantly obvious and heretical mistake."
LE: "It's a personal gripe if anything, so it is about time to pout about my room and rant about the typo incesasntly."
LE: "That should take up some time while this game prepares its place on the computer."
LE: "Twas an enjoyable chat, FA. I hope to play with you in SBURB sometime, ta ta."
LE: *waves on the way out the chatroom door
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LE: *formally bows in response
LE: "Tis pleasureable banter with you as well. Ta ta."[/spoiler]
By complete surprise, in those few seconds taken to bid farewell to Paul, the download bars finish completely. How convenient. You proceed to pull up the installation menu, and up pops an image of a blue spirograph atop a black background. You cannot help but notice that an upbeat tune is playing to the installation, and it actually sounds really good! Before you know it, the toes start a-tapping and the knee starts a-bounding, but just as you go to get up and go into full on dance mode in the sanctuary of your home, the screen starts to shift various colors amongst a cloudy background akin to that of the SBURB website. The entire sequence was surreal and mesmerizing, and as it finishes you immediately wish you could uninstall the whole thing and listen to that tune again. In fact, you actually end up doing that, and play the whole sequence all over again. But seriously, enough fooling around. Time to get to work.
>>Paige: Pull up Client or Server
[spoiler]LE: "Hello there, freskAbenet. Are you continuing to do well?"[/spoiler]
Figures that as soon as you begin conversing with a friend, someone else sends a message. At least it is someone you intended to check up on. Paul has decided to pester you, so you decide to "grace him with a response." As if you were so amazing. Or pretentious.
[spoiler]LE: "Hello there, Paul. Why yes, I am here. Did you examine that area you left to check, by any chance?"
LE: "What exactly did you find?"
LE: "Alright then."
LE: "So what are you doing at the moment?"[/spoiler]
Frisk responded almost immediately, and thus you proceed to have a duel conversation.
[spoiler]LE: "That is good to hear. If you do not mind, there is something of which I would like to ask."
LE: "Just recently, a mister luxuriusUncertainty has directed me toward this game titled 'SBURB.'"
LE: "Have you heard of it before?"
---
LE: "Interesting, I am actually nearly done downloading it right now."
---
LE: "Well that certainly is odd timing."
LE: "I am also downloading SBURB right now, both the client and server versions."
---
LE: "As far as I know, luxuriusUncertainty, avidProcrastinator and freskAbenet are also preparing themselves for SBURB."
---
LE: "Indeed. Did he point out a specific website for you to head toward, or simply give you a download himself?"
LE: "Probably an installer. If it does not specifically state which version, then perhaps the file will install both onto your computer."
LE: "Then again, computer coding is no where near my preference as is writing, so take it with a grain of salt."
---
LE: "From what I heard, it seems you informed Frisk about this game as well."
---
LE: "That is fine, the more the merrier."
LE: "If you indeed get a copy of SBURB up and running, perhaps we could get together and play it as well?"
LE: *gives obligatory business card that holds no value
LE: "Ah yes, LU and AP. They both seem like very charming individuals."
---
LE: "Indeed. I hope that this does not conflict with the version LU directed me to."
LE: "The website listed two versions, a client and server."
---
LE: "Actually, strike that."
LE: "avidProcrastinator is charming. luxuriusUncertainty has more of a... unique flair about him, but likable in his own respects."
LE: "Really? I have not noticed."
LE: "...I see."[/spoiler]
You pause on Frisk's words before shrugging off a thought in the back of your mind.
[spoiler]LE: "Well, it is likely that you will find a way to cheer him up."
LE: "That certainly would not make sense. He pestered me a minute or two ago."
---
LE: "That would make sense. I would recommend double checking immediately so installation does not become complicated."
LE: "Even then, however, you could just download both versions from the site itself if you happen to be missing one."
---
LE: "Or however long it was. Omniverse time is convoluted."
LE: "Frisk, it is perfectly fine to ask me anything. You would have to actively try to actually offend me."
LE: "It's fine, no need to worry about it too much."
LE: "On topic, it was not much. He asked me what's up, how/what/why I am doing, then proceeded to send instructions involving the downloading of SBURB."
LE: "Speaking of that, how goes your download?"
LE: "Excellent. Another fifteen hours will need to pass before I can begin installing it on my desktop."
LE: *slaps forehead violently
LE: "Pardon the typo, I intended to say 'minutes' rather than 'hours.'"
LE: "Personal typos should never exist. I feel ashamed for missing such a blatantly obvious and heretical mistake."
LE: "It's a personal gripe if anything, so it is about time to pout about my room and rant about the typo incesasntly."
LE: "That should take up some time while this game prepares its place on the computer."
LE: "Twas an enjoyable chat, FA. I hope to play with you in SBURB sometime, ta ta."
LE: *waves on the way out the chatroom door
---
LE: *formally bows in response
LE: "Tis pleasureable banter with you as well. Ta ta."[/spoiler]
By complete surprise, in those few seconds taken to bid farewell to Paul, the download bars finish completely. How convenient. You proceed to pull up the installation menu, and up pops an image of a blue spirograph atop a black background. You cannot help but notice that an upbeat tune is playing to the installation, and it actually sounds really good! Before you know it, the toes start a-tapping and the knee starts a-bounding, but just as you go to get up and go into full on dance mode in the sanctuary of your home, the screen starts to shift various colors amongst a cloudy background akin to that of the SBURB website. The entire sequence was surreal and mesmerizing, and as it finishes you immediately wish you could uninstall the whole thing and listen to that tune again. In fact, you actually end up doing that, and play the whole sequence all over again. But seriously, enough fooling around. Time to get to work.
>>Paige: Pull up Client or Server
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Banish Count: 0
Banish Count: 0