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[ghostlighter]

[Chris is sitting at the bar, drinking a beer. He also happens to be wearing the computer-glasses Yasako gave him, and is surfing the web! Strangely enough, the main page he's looking at, which is a floating screen with similarly floating keyboard underneath it, seems to be on news in San Francisco (as opposed to, you know, Amity Park). He seems to be in a more melancholy state than usual, which could be due to the fact that he is once again a halfa.

Taking a swig of his drink, he continues to browse the page. Obviously, Chris doesn't really expect to be bugged while doing something so innocuous, which is why you should go ahead and do exactly that.]

Comments

[ghostlighter]

Yeah? What'd you think?

[coil-legacy.livejournal.com]

It's very old. I wonder what era it's from.

[ghostlighter]

You know... I'm not quite sure. Probably early 1900s, if I had to guess.

[coil-legacy.livejournal.com]

It certainly looks old enough...it's hard to believe that even more than a hundred years ago they had things like movies and telephones.

[ghostlighter]

[... wat?] You don't have movies anymore?

[coil-legacy.livejournal.com]

Oh, no, we do. It's just hard to believe how far things have come, you know? I mean, they didn't even have computers then. They hadn't even been to the moon yet!

[ghostlighter]

Huh. You're right.

[coil-legacy.livejournal.com]

I can't really imagine a world without the Space.

[ghostlighter]

It's not all that different.

[coil-legacy.livejournal.com]

Even so, it would be like trying to imagine a world before telephones or lightbulbs.

[ghostlighter]

[At that, he shrugs a little, taking a small sip from his beer.] I guess. Doesn't mean it didn't happen, though.

[coil-legacy.livejournal.com]

Oh, I know. It's just hard to imagine.

[ghostlighter]

That's why they have movies about it instead.