002 ۵ Voice ۵ Feb 24th

[sermonize]

It's nearly been two weeks since my arrival and already I find the atmosphere less tense than what it was back home. I'm finding that there are quite a few good people here as well and I should make it a personal goal to talk to as many as I can. Truly, it does my blood pusher some good to be able to speak freely. Should someone find themselves in need of a conversation, I would be more than happy to oblige.

To the young trolls, I have yet to speak and meet many of you and I would like to change this, if you are willing. I will not push for it, if my presence would make you uncomfortable, but I will not lie and say that it wouldn't be an honor to at least know of you.

Also, I hope you enjoyed the present this morning, Hughes. I couldn't think of anything more fitting as a thank you for last week.

Comments

[Video]

[spandexisyouth]

Perhaps I have not seen it enough.

[Video]

[sermonize]

I would imagine that being blind would encourage him to use voice more than text.

[Video]

[spandexisyouth]

He is blind too? I knew that Terezi was, but I did not know that he was. He simply does not talk a great deal on the network, from what I have seen. But I am trying to reach out to him more!

[Video]

[sermonize]

Yes. We should change this. Do what we can to get him more active.

[Video]

[spandexisyouth]

This is an excellent idea! What does he enjoy?

audio;

[silicomb]

You realize I can hear you, right.

audio;

[sermonize]

Of course I do. So please, answer the question for us.

audio;

[silicomb]

Okay, fine. I'll play along.

Lessee. What I enjoy. Gee, I don't know, I think it's a toss-up between long, viewtiful walks on the sand-dunes at high fucking noon and marveling at how alike you and Billboard Brow are.

audio;

[spandexisyouth]

And yes! I knew you could hear as well! It was not made private.

...But are you saying that listening to the conversation between me and Signless makes you happier?

audio;

[silicomb]

OF COURSE IT DOESN'T. [ it does. ]

Will you stop making weird fucking assumptions whenever you turn your bulbous attention toward me?

audio;

[spandexisyouth]

...Why do you never say what you mean? And attention cannot be bulbous.

audio;

[silicomb]

Oh my god, do you not know the basic foundation of sarcasm? Do I have to lead you through this fine and complicated art by the fucking claw?

audio;

[sermonize]

[ cutting in! ]

You said something about screen readers a few days ago. Why would you ask specifically for that?

[ redirecting the anger, derp. ]

audio;

[silicomb]

[ calm, man, come on. clam it up. ]

Because I don't have the sense of smell or taste that Terezi does.

audio;

[sermonize]

Why would you need to if you can speak?

audio;

[silicomb]

Sometimes you get to missing the ability to read, you know?

audio;

[sermonize]

Have you heard of braille?

[ Signless... you read too much. ]

audio;

[silicomb]

Duh. Who hasn't?

[ signless, you're just so doofy it's impossible to stay mad at anything. ]

audio;

[sermonize]

[ shhhh! that was the goal. ]

Have you thought of learning?

audio;

[silicomb]

What if human braille isn't like troll braille? What if I can't learn it well enough?

[ real worries in his world, man. ]

audio;

[sermonize]

You have a sharp mind. I do not see your learning curve being an issue.

audio;

[spandexisyouth]

...Would braille work on the mirror?

audio;

[silicomb]

That is the most stupid question I have ever hea--

[ . . . ]

Would it?

audio;

[spandexisyouth]

I do not know if it would. That is why I asked. Because the mirror is a flat device, and it does not... raise.

audio;

[sermonize]

Well I had meant for regular reading purposes.