WHO: Turing & you WHAT: Gum, puzzles and accidentally unsettling wandering. WHEN: Early May WHERE: Oot and aboot WARNINGS: ...Hopefully none!! But I will update if they come up
Prompts are below! Might add more later in the month, idk
[ Waiting until the end of class to avoid bothering anyone else was excruciating. Turing was not very good at hiding this, as they were fidgeting in the seat the entire time. Really though! Sticking a wad of gum inside someone's desk was not only inconsiderate, but unsanitary as well! Once class was finally over and everyone was beginning to disperse, they were faced with another problem: how were they going to get the gum off?
None of the solutions that immediately came to mind were pleasant. Germs had no power over them, but it was still gross, okay. Was there a better option that they just weren't thinking of? That line of thought meant the closest person to them was about to get a slightly unusual question. ]
Excuse me... What would you suggest using for scraping gum off of wood?
[He was a bit off in his own mind - but getting asked a question by a robot of all things does immediately get his attention.]
Hm...Perhaps a pallet knife and some water or cleaning materials. There should at least be the knife in the art room - do you wish for me to accompany you there?
[Considering, uh....This robot new.]
baby is definitely not going to get into trouble right away if not supervised, nope
It should be fine - though in most cases, it'd be best to wait for the gum to dry before scraping it off.
[Since less attached surface area that way, and all. He smiles, before standing up - and giving a little bit of a groan, holding his back for a second.]
Geh - ah, these student chairs....such a hassle on my poor back, to be so cramped for so long!
welcome back to the world of the living, we have cookies
[ Waiting made sense when Moriarty put it that way, but that also meant waiting with gross gum in their desk. Ughhhh. They wanted it gone now, not later. They had no time to voice their concerns, however! ]
Are you alright, sir? I'm afraid I don't have very much information regarding back pain...
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May 6, late morning
None of the solutions that immediately came to mind were pleasant. Germs had no power over them, but it was still gross, okay. Was there a better option that they just weren't thinking of? That line of thought meant the closest person to them was about to get a slightly unusual question. ]
Excuse me... What would you suggest using for scraping gum off of wood?
GASP A BABY
Hm...Perhaps a pallet knife and some water or cleaning materials. There should at least be the knife in the art room - do you wish for me to accompany you there?
[Considering, uh....This robot new.]
baby is definitely not going to get into trouble right away if not supervised, nope
[ Any excuse to go to the art room was a good one, to be honest. ]
I hope no one minds if it use it for scraping gum. Of course, I will be sure to clean it as best I can before returning it!
after multiple days of just straight up dying, I am here. hello
[Since less attached surface area that way, and all. He smiles, before standing up - and giving a little bit of a groan, holding his back for a second.]
Geh - ah, these student chairs....such a hassle on my poor back, to be so cramped for so long!
welcome back to the world of the living, we have cookies
Are you alright, sir? I'm afraid I don't have very much information regarding back pain...