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 Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 4:53 am
"It's not a note combo it's the vibration. They did it on Mythbusters, which was kinda hysterical. Adam broke one. And if the lady who played her never shattered glass, it's only because she was bursting eardrums." Regulus argued, apparently not a fan of the musical in question, or what he felt was an ESPECIALLY shrieky Soprano.
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Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 4:50 pm
Natalia had to fight hard not to want to argue and stand by her point. It was really hard for the self-titled debate queen, naturally hard headed, and naturally argumentative as she was. Instead, she bit her lip and tried to look like she was really focusing hard on her work. It was quite a feat for her.
"Huh, did you say something?" Natalia asked, indeed trying to play it off as if she had gotten engrossed in her work.
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Posted: Wed Sep 14, 2011 5:01 am
Regulus grinned, apparently deciding that 'pretend it didn't happen' still counted as 'point to the Senshi debate team'.
"Yeah don't worry about it. If Chronos actually manages to get youtube way the hell out here, then I'll show you something funny."
It was one of his favorite episodes anyway, a bunch of guys singing horribly off key and breaking lots and lots of glass.
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Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 6:57 pm
Natalia really didn't want to think of any more broken glass. She was cleaning up enough of it as-is.
"Before anyone worries about internet, I'd rather there be maybe some good old fashion electricity so I can use a vacuum cleaner for the better part of this mess-" one last sweep of the broom followed that statement before she reached for the bucket of soapy water and got back down on her knees for some floor scrubbing.
Ugh... This was more work than she did at home. Her parents would faint if they knew she was doing this...somewhat willingly.
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Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 5:48 am
"Best as I've been able to turn up, historical senshi really didn't do as much with technology as they did with magic, though really I can't tell you as much about the Zodiac Outposts as about Regulus, and I can't tell you a lot about that.
Wherever Mauvians came from, he imagined they might find outlets, though he wasn't sure how much they'd resemble anything from earth.
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Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2011 8:54 am
"Well then," Natalia started as she dunked the sponge back in to the bucket and then slapped it back onto the floor with a wet 'splat!' "Tell me about your home world."
It would at least take her mind off the current situation. Stuck in ******** space.
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Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2011 3:43 pm
"...I'm sure there was a lot more to tell once." He admitted, trying to think of a way to describe it that didn't involve films with Vin Diesel. He didn't want her wondering if there were subterranean carnivores waiting for some kind of eclipse that, as far as he'd been able to tell, would never happen.
"Regulus is actually a binary star, so it's really two stars locked in orbit. The homeworld that the Sailor Regulus powers came from... come from... is between them, so as one sun sets the other one is rising. You know how the sky gets when it's super hot out? All kind of washed out? It was pretty much like that. Everything was sandy, it's just too constantly hot for it to be anything but a desert world I guess... but they made the best out of it. The buildings were all stone, and really elaborate. They had so much sand that making glass must have seemed really obvious, so almost everything was covered in mosaics. Not just like the stuff you see in roman tombs, but just... amazingly delicate stuff. They just turned everything into this giant, tile work epic of things that had happened and things they just thought was beautiful."
That sounded almost nostalgic, for a world he'd only visited, what, once? Twice?
"Even the walk ways were tile epics. If you followed them in the right direction you could read whole stories, though everything's been abandoned for so long the desert was starting to reclaim it when I visited. Just... everything's gone, except for some plants. I wish I could tell you what happened but I really don't know. It's not like there was signs of war or anything, it was more like everyone just closed up shop and... vanished."
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