potatobot: (It's always such a pleasure)
GLaDOS (AU) ([personal profile] potatobot) wrote in [community profile] dear_mun2013-03-31 05:17 pm

Game is [community profile] whisperingrock, for some reason it has no tag

So.

You managed to miss ATP.

I'm proud of you, really; it must have taken a truly mammoth amount of effort to miss an event you'd spent an entire week in preparation for. The level of failure you've managed to achieve is astounding.

Cake and other rewards will be along shortly.

Or they would, had you earned them--frankly, the true achievement here is that you managed to type anything at all with those tubby fingers of yours. The scent of powdered cheese substitute and caffeinated drinks hangs about you like a radiant aura of shame; it's no wonder you recoiled from the possibility of exposure.

Regardless, I'm aware that you find this journal name amusing, but I have no desire to actually become a 'potatobot.'

My advice to you is to let sleeping dogs lie.

After all, you never know what killed them.
silentrunning: A cute, chibi Chell holding a companion cube with a cake on top of it. (Default)

[personal profile] silentrunning 2013-04-01 05:42 am (UTC)(link)
[Finally chooses to look up and notice your presence]

I like you better as a potato.
silentrunning: Chell leaning her head on her hand and looking thoughtful (Contemplate)

You are the best GLaDOS ever! \O/

[personal profile] silentrunning 2013-04-02 12:59 am (UTC)(link)
[Chell doesn't leave though. She just stands there, eying you.]

Why should I? I have friends. They're just not here right now.
silentrunning: Chell looking at herself through a portal whose two ends are one on either side of a corner. (Distant)

Better late than never! No apology needed!

[personal profile] silentrunning 2013-04-09 01:29 am (UTC)(link)
[Chell's face is completely deadpan. She's not even gonna honor that with an answer...]

.........

[But she does stick up her middle finger. This isn't Aperture. The rules are different out here. She's learned that in all the few months she's been free. And finally she does speak.]

The rules have changed, and you've failed to adapt.

[And she can't resist a small jab.]

Takes one to know one.