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izumi tachibana ([personal profile] currysseur) wrote in [community profile] avalaughs2022-01-27 06:22 pm

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A QUESTION FOR A QUESTION


Your character starts by asking a question, which the other party answers and follows up with their own question. If your character has ever been nosy about something, now is the time to prod into it! Though, I warn you, no one is obligated to be honest in their answers. Lies are allowed. The only requirement is that you provide an answer to the question you're asked.

Instructions:
1. Top level with a question that your character is asking.
2. Go around and answer interesting questions, and leave those characters questions in return!
inaurare: (Happy)

[personal profile] inaurare 2022-01-31 12:35 am (UTC)(link)
It truly does - I think I have learned a good deal, but sometimes the one seems very much like the other to me! I confess it is still a little difficult to pick favourites, but the communication devices are fascinating to me; that one is able to receive a reply instantaneously...!

It feels lazy to return your question - and I understand that for many technologies more a convenience than a novelty but-- have you a favourite piece of technology yourself? Is it common to pick a favourite convenience...?
clevebro: (04)

[personal profile] clevebro 2022-01-31 08:09 am (UTC)(link)
Phones are pretty awesome aren't they? And, I guess to be kind of honest, I'm gonna answer the same. I spend most of my time at sea, sometimes by myself. So havin' somethin' that can let you connect with others instantly is more than just a little magical. So, yeah, I gotta kind of agree with you on that one. Also, yeah I'd probably say it's pretty common.

Is it not all that common to have a favorite piece of tech or item where you're from?
inaurare: (Oh?)

[personal profile] inaurare 2022-02-03 12:47 am (UTC)(link)
We have no "tech" where I am from - where I am originally from. I was in another place before this one that was extremely... advanced? I fear this isn't the right word to capture just how far beyond my understanding it all was. The first time someone tried to show me to an elevator I was convinced he was sending me into a closet as a practical joke!

Were you a sailor, then, before you came here? Do you miss the sea?

I apologise, that was two questions twice in a row - I'm not sure if that is against the rules...
clevebro: (03)

[personal profile] clevebro 2022-02-03 08:50 am (UTC)(link)
Gotcha! I suppose a lot of it can be kinda jarring the first time you see most of it... still, you don't have anything like electricity back at your place...

Oh, but don't worry about it! I don't mind answering a two-for. And if it is against some unspoken rule... well sometimes rules are meant to be broken. [She gave him a grin in return. Before stopping to think his question over a bit. It was a few moments before Cleve answered.]

But yeah... something like that. I was part of the Navy back home. And... well the sea can get real lonely, cold, and harsh but... it's also peaceful, free, and relaxing and comfortable in its own way. Somewhere you can roam along and be able to see most of the whole world. Sooo... yeah, I miss it. I miss it a lot in ways I can't really describe properly....

You ever get to see the ocean?
inaurare: (Turning)

[personal profile] inaurare 2022-02-04 01:47 am (UTC)(link)
The Navy, heavens...! That must have made for an eventful living! My country was landlocked, so I never really had the chance to see the ocean until I found myself elsewhere. Even then, there was a lot of... unpleasantness around it all many of the times that I was there. But there was never much chance to actually sail...

[probably a good thing - it had always been a bit hit-and-miss with Linneus and modern transport]

When you were back on land, what were your favourite things to do, in your world?
clevebro: (14)

[personal profile] clevebro 2022-02-08 09:02 am (UTC)(link)
Mm, it can get real eventful at times. And really boring at others. Still, being stuck on land though, that's something I can't imagine. [For more than one reason.] Hm... oh! But whenever I got shoreside I'd usually spend sometime in my quarters relaxing and catching up on recent news. I'd also go and play a few sports with some of the others on base to blow off some steam and stay in top shape... what else... hm, I also really liked to go to the movies, or explore wherever I might be if I'm not at my home docks.

When you're stuck in the middle of the ocean for weeks or months at a time you usually kind of like to start catching up and doing things that you weren't able to.

So... would you like to go out onto the ocean sometime? Without anything unpleasant happening, of course! Not that I'd think there'd be anything unpleasant.

[Probably, the sea's unpredictable at best.]