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[diastereomer]

Bugger.

[ A pause because, oh, yes, that would be the button that turns the blasted thing on. Well... we can only hope that there is a delay between Yusuf's annoyed mouthing off at the little piece of technology and it actually turning on. He's holding it much too close to his mouth and, as such, his voice is unaccountably loud for the calm way he asks, ]

If anyone can hear me, would you be so kind as to let me know?

[ The sound of the device being turned over and over in his hands. Hopefully he won't accidentally click it off... ]

Honestly... this is hardly intuitive...



[ ooc: new, fresh meat, etc. not cursed, just confused! ]

Comments

[signatures]

I hear you.

[ Pause. Briefly Eames wonders if this is one of those days where they acquire some visitors - but the city hasn't suddenly become so overcrowded, and it seems rather late for it. The network has also been rather quiet on that front, so he isn't sure what to make of this particular voice - whether it be Yusuf, true, or someone else entirely, which is always the possibility. Let's not forget a certain Jim Hawkins, after all. ]

Voice

[iam-thebadpup.livejournal.com]

Hullo. Yes. Hi. We can hear you. Or I can hear hear you.

Whaddya mean? What's not intuitive?

[dulcisnuntius.livejournal.com]

Hi! You must be new!

voice;

[7thborn.livejournal.com]

We can hear you. Would you be so kind as to not yell into your device?

[All good-natured teasing, naturally. And as if she had any sodding clue what her device even was when she first got here.]

[synanthrope]

Hello.

private || unhackable || viewable to Eames.

[dropkick]

The way to "stop bothering everyone" is to stop answering them.

[shall-yield-us.livejournal.com]

Then is iiiiiiit... deductive?

voice; it was bound to happen, why not from the start

[trytofindit.livejournal.com]

Looks like you've got bad luck, showing up on a weekend like this.