Voice (Backdated to Sunday)

[rianofski]

This weekend has been fascinating, to say the least. While I'm well aware that most -- perhaps all -- of our current visitors will be returning to their respective worlds soon, I can't help but question the purpose of such an event.

[There's a pause.]

Why is it necessary to bring "guests" here, then immediately get rid of them? Is it simply an attempt at irritation? The potential opportunity for people who have missed each other to see each other once again, only to be parted? I'm well aware that the "deities" often have ill-conceived plans, but this particular turn of events strikes me as inherently pointless.

Comments

video;

[obeymyrod]

Maybe we don't want to stay.

Re: video;

[rianofski]

I highly doubt that you do. Who would?

video;

[obeymyrod]

[Marik stops to think about it]

Well, the fact that the Pharaoh isn't here... I could start my own show! Oh, I do want to stay now!

Re: video;

[rianofski]

The Pharaoh?

video;

[obeymyrod]

The main character of the show. He's an pompous asshole.

Re: video;

[rianofski]

Show? What show?

video;

[obeymyrod]

Yu-Gi-Oh, you fool!

Re: video;

[rianofski]

[Just staring.]

I haven't the foggiest idea what that is.

video;

[obeymyrod]

It's a show about fighting with a children's card game.

Re: video;

[rianofski]

That sounds... utterly ridiculous.

video;

[obeymyrod]

It is.

Re: video;

[rianofski]

And people from your world know of and enjoy this show, I assume?

video;

[obeymyrod]

I wouldn't say enjoy. We just sort of live it.

Re: video;

[rianofski]

Do you mean to tell me you're from a show?

video;

[obeymyrod]

I am.

Re: video;

[rianofski]

That's utterly ludicrous.

video;

[obeymyrod]

Your face is ludicrous!

Re: video;

[rianofski]

[A long pause, and then, in an offended tone:]

And this conversation is over.

[He clicks off his device.]