A few things

[jerusalem-s.livejournal.com]

1. Anyone can contact me on AIM at the id CallousTruths. I'll try to be logged in most nights if anyone wants to play something one on one and there a few people I need to track down.

2. Despite my long stretches of time on-line, I do have a job and may be away from my computer for long periods of time during a class or some other thread. If that's the case and I have warning, I'll make up an excuse. That's what Assistants and Interns are for, frankly. As long as Spider isn't talking himself, chaos can pretty much reign in his classroom, although if it gets out of hand it'll be extra writing for everyone.

2a. Spider DOES have multiple recording devices running in his classroom. Doesn't matter if he's there or not, he will know what went on in there. Feel free to use that information however you like. It's not like he's made a secret of it.

3. Spider is chaos on a stick. If anyone would like to get wrapped up in his nuttiness, simply let me know.

4. Also? Spider IS taking attendance in his classes. Be sure to make a single comment post at least twice a week, unless you want either a detention thread or to have him show up in the middle of a random post where you're trying to socialize and make your life... interesting. Of course, if you would enjoy that happening, feel free.

Enough posting out of me for quite a few hours. *goes poof*

Comments

[teen-twin.livejournal.com]

Hey there.

Connor is in Journalism 201. I have him scheduled to attend the Tuesday and Thursday sessions.

Problem is Tuesdays are often hectic for me...And sometimes by Thursday I'm so brain dead I can't think striaght.

My question is, would it be acceptable if occassionally Connor replies with a comment to the Tues or Thurs classes after the fact? I'm going to throw him in today, but...if I can't make it on the actual class day, is it all right to comment him in the next day or so?

Connor is very interested in Journalism and will attend every class he can, unless something really major or unexpected comes up.

[jerusalem-s.livejournal.com]

As long as there's a comment in the correct class day, I'm not going to be fussy about when it's made...as long as it's within 12 hours or so.

If Connor takes English or Math have him complain that the weird time stream is messing him up a bit. All bases can be covered that way.

[teen-twin.livejournal.com]

Thanks!

He takes both Honors English and Primary Math. So yeah *g*

Unless I'm out of town and away from the computer or sick as a dog and unable to get online (which happened a couple weeks ago for like three days) Connor will comment regularly.

[2ls-in-oneill.livejournal.com]

Jack's not in any of your classes (He has this thing with keeping a lot of secrets) but I would very much love to be a part of the chaos that goes on somehow.

[jerusalem-s.livejournal.com]

Spider doesn't care who wanders in and out of his classroom so wander in and out as you please. The student keys will also be helpful, if you have one, in inserting you into any on-going chaos.

Spider's of the mind that 'many bodies make a good shield'. He'd probably be happy to see you.

[2ls-in-oneill.livejournal.com]

Studebt keys? I think I may have been offline when that was mentioned, what is it/are they?

[jerusalem-s.livejournal.com]

There was a mention, back when the comm was created, of student keys for those living off-campus that would make a door at their home open into the school.

... no exact location in the school specified. Among the examples were popping out of filing cabinets and the like.

[2ls-in-oneill.livejournal.com]

Damn. I knew I shouldn't have gotten a room in the dorms. How much trouble do you think I'd get in to if I liberted someone's student key?

[jerusalem-s.livejournal.com]

No idea, but it'd be a lot of fun to watch....

[2ls-in-oneill.livejournal.com]

Now. Just to find someone who won't mind me lifting their key...