A - Z Conversation

[mama2one]

True, oh so true

 

[Uriah S]

Unpredictable when it will happen again, but I'm sure it will.

 

[lucypevensie]

Vigorous attention to detail will help.

 

[Uriah S]

Won't that get tiresome though?

 

[lucypevensie]

eXtremely? No. But maybe a little bit.

 

[Uriah S]

Yes, but when we get tired of being vigorously attentive, that's when lapses happen. I go with being only somewhat attentive - easier to maintain

 

[Ceallaigh]

zephyrs of cool air can sharpen the mind towards attentiveness.

 

[Uriah S]

Augmented by regular doses of medical-grade caffeine, of course

 

[lucypevensie]

B vitamins are also good for that kind of thing.

 

[gennypearl]

Can you stay attentive for a long time?

 

[lucypevensie]

Definitely maybe.

 

[gennypearl]

Eddie does?

 

[lucypevensie]

Fun times with Eddie around!

 

[Uriah S]

Get you lot, Eddie this, Eddie that, always Eddie Eddie Eddie

 

[gennypearl]

Hey, you should meet this fellow Eddie.

 

[lucypevensie]

If the whole world were like Eddie, what a world this world would be!

 

[Uriah S]

Just got an email from Eddie, he says he can no longer take the pressure of being held up as some kind of role model, and he's gone to live off-grid. Like, so remote and far from anywhere that we won't be able to talk about what he's doing, or even mention him, and if we do it's only going to stress him further. Seems very sudden, and I don't know why he told me all this, but he did, so now what?

 

[gennypearl]

Kinda fishy, what you said. We're gonna talk to him about it.

 

[lucypevensie]

Looks like a hoax email to me. He’d never survive off the grid.

 

[LaSorcia]

My friend Eddie would never abandon me like that. He might be quirky, have mental health issues and be completely inappropriate in public, but overall, he's a nice guy.