@jtodd; audio

[mind_blown]

So, who spent a solid two weeks asleep last month?

And question for them. Was the food worth it?

Comments

@ Stone, audio

[scarsolderthanyou]

Sure it was. There was fresh meat on that table, kid, and I got to see sunlight.

[mind_blown]

You have a lot of faith in the people who stayed awake to not be the slightest bit worried.

I'm kind of impressed.

[scarsolderthanyou]

I got caught up on some of the other things people said while we were out. The sleeping people never got attacked at all. Doesn't seem like we were in much danger.

Besides, I got smacked into the lake a few days ago and came back just fine. Apparently death doesn't stick when you're already dead.

@missprincessmary; voice

[withsadness]

I can't remember.

[But, maybe? Probably.]

I'd probably do it again, though.

[mind_blown]

Eat the food, or sleep?

[withsadness]

Eat the food, because I really like eating food!

[Girl knows what she likes.]

@dr; text

[donttalktome]

It wasn't.
Were you trying to lead into more questions, or are you wasting our time?

[mind_blown]

Are you telling new you’d actually answer more questions?

[donttalktome]

That depends entirely on what they are.
Though I do have a question of my own: why does every single person in this town insist on wasting time asking if they can ask a question instead of simply doing so?
Is that some sort of cultural thing?

—audio / @parker

[webshoots]

That's like asking if two-day-old leftovers from that one pokey Thai place on 9th is worth it: yes, but the regret is real.

[mind_blown]

Is there any food that wouldn’t be worth it to you? Given how often you talk about it, I’m starting to think the answer is no.

For the record, if that’s what you like, that’s what you like. But I’m just saying.

[webshoots]

—No.

I'm a simple man after the simple pleasures in life, what can I say?

2/2

[webshoots]

No, wait, I change my mind: I had a $9 bagel once.

Williamsburg.

audio; @slayer

[first_summers]

A world of no.

[mind_blown]

Three yeses, first no. At least someone can see the downsides of, you know. Being in a coma for two weeks straight.

[first_summers]

It's mostly the whole freaky dreams while in the coma that I object to.

@scientia; audio;

[reigniter]

Yes, it was. We may have stumbled upon something.

However, if you want to hear why, you ought to drop that condescending tone. I haven't time, patience or energy to argue whether it was a good choice or no.

[mind_blown]

Please, this is a public feed.

If you really want to share, my tone doesn't have anything to do with it.

[reigniter]

Which is why I will reserve further comments about dreams. The spirits are better at hijacking the stuff compared to that Crowley person.

I want to share it with people that will appreciate and work on what we found and not judge us because we fell asleep. Just because we were in dreams it doesn't mean it was a joyride.

@ Crow

[justcawse]

Not at all.

[He didn't even get a chance to investigate everything that he wanted to.]

[mind_blown]

And another that's not wow'd by food. I'm glad to finally see some diversity of opinion here.

audio, @purrsona

[survivaltricks]

Are you trying to determine whether you should be jealous or not?

[mind_blown]

Nah.

I can't imagine the crick in your neck after sleeping for that long.

[but he DOES want a more complete list of who the hell to bug.]

Text | @Nightshade

[primordialerebus]

not really

[mind_blown]

This was the response I expected. It happens.