Mystery Sign Theatre, Wednesday

[vanillajello]

Another week, another day at work for Kate. It hadn't gotten old yet, and she liked having somewhere to go, especially with the random moods she was having. Yesterday had been a little taxing and a little weird and although she'd gotten rid of some of the effects of that with a long phonecall with Zach last night, she'd still woken up a little restless this morning.

Today's movie wasn't about romantic relationships and she was happy about that, at least.

TODAY'S SHOWING:
Dig!

Mystery Sign Theatre 3000 was open.

Comments

Re: Manager's Office [Jan 26] -- NFB

[vanillajello]

"No," she said, and shrugged a shoulder. "And soon enough I'm probably gonna just start assuming you're everywhere. No offence."

It just seemed to come up a lot.

Re: Manager's Office [Jan 26] -- NFB

[chosehumanity]

"None taken," Mitchell said, waving it off. "It'd give Herrick's crackpot theories about us being part of nature some credence."

Re: Manager's Office [Jan 26] -- NFB

[vanillajello]

Kate sighed. "That's even why we started talking in the first place, remember?" she asked. "After that whole deal with the evil Fandom and people taking comanaps."

Re: Manager's Office [Jan 26] -- NFB

[chosehumanity]

"Would it count as a really bad pun if I said that felt like a century ago?"

Thanks for the inappropriate joke, Mitchell.

Re: Manager's Office [Jan 26] -- NFB

[vanillajello]

Well at least it lightened the mood some, if Kate's dry snort was anything to go by.

"You'll get arrested for that, I bet."

Re: Manager's Office [Jan 26] -- NFB

[chosehumanity]

"They'd have to catch me, first." He relaxed in his chair. A little.

Re: Manager's Office [Jan 26] -- NFB

[vanillajello]

"You have such little faith in the bad pun police," Kate tsked. "They're way sneaky."