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WhittyBitty · 05-18-2014, 11:00 PM

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Originally Posted by hermionesclone

Sweet mother of Merlin, this place had a TECHNOLOGY room?! You know what this meant? Listening to music while ~~not~~ doing homework. Oh man oh man, he was VERY happy about this room being here. Wandering around really paid off. And this was a much better place to hang out in than the boring library. Grayson walked further into the room, his eyes still wide. This was brilliant. No really. He was genuinely happy about--

Oh jeez. Seriously? SERIOUSLY?!

Now that he had gotten over the initial surprise and happiness of finding this place, the boy was starting to notice the small details, like the items in the room. This stuff was OLD. Look at these brick phones! Probably not even touchscreen. Grayson picked one up and flipped it open before giving the screen a couple of taps. Not touchscreen. How OLD was this thing? A hundred years? More than that? Oh jeez. Was this what he was expected to use if he was planning on making a call to his Ma and Pa?

Letting out a disgruntled sound, the fourteen year old placed the brick phone down and moved onwards. Next item? The computer. One that looked like it belonged in the Middle Ages but certainly not here. Jeez, was everything in here older than his grandpa? Frowning, the Slytherin reached over and turned on what he assumed would be the on button for the computer.

And now we wait for it to turn on.

...................... Why wasn't it turning on? Did it even work? He was going to go with no. Or check by poking the on button a couple more times.

Skipping into the Technology Center, Lux had plans to use the old dinosaur phones to call her parents. Of course she could write a letter - which she did at times - but the phone was faster than owls.

Basically empty, the only other person in the room was Grayson who seemed to be having trouble with the computer. Smiling, she walked up behind him and watched as he kept pushing the button for the monitor. Oh gosh. He was so cute. He didn't even know how to turn the computer on.

Giggling, she said, "It works better if you push the button on the tower, not the button on the screen." Wink. She was just trying to be helpful is all.

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WhittyBitty DMT & DMAC Wrackspurt Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Toronto Posts: 237,094 Hogwarts RPG Name: Madison Valentine Fifth Year x12 x9	♥s her SS family l Wifey is MINE \| Naughty Niffler l Whittysaur l #awkwardturtle<# Quote: Originally Posted by hermionesclone Sweet mother of Merlin, this place had a TECHNOLOGY room?! You know what this meant? Listening to music while ~~not~~ doing homework. Oh man oh man, he was VERY happy about this room being here. Wandering around really paid off. And this was a much better place to hang out in than the boring library. Grayson walked further into the room, his eyes still wide. This was brilliant. No really. He was genuinely happy about-- Oh jeez. Seriously? SERIOUSLY?! Now that he had gotten over the initial surprise and happiness of finding this place, the boy was starting to notice the small details, like the items in the room. This stuff was OLD. Look at these brick phones! Probably not even touchscreen. Grayson picked one up and flipped it open before giving the screen a couple of taps. Not touchscreen. How OLD was this thing? A hundred years? More than that? Oh jeez. Was this what he was expected to use if he was planning on making a call to his Ma and Pa? Letting out a disgruntled sound, the fourteen year old placed the brick phone down and moved onwards. Next item? The computer. One that looked like it belonged in the Middle Ages but certainly not here. Jeez, was everything in here older than his grandpa? Frowning, the Slytherin reached over and turned on what he assumed would be the on button for the computer. And now we wait for it to turn on. ...................... Why wasn't it turning on? Did it even work? He was going to go with no. Or check by poking the on button a couple more times. Skipping into the Technology Center, Lux had plans to use the old dinosaur phones to call her parents. Of course she could write a letter - which she did at times - but the phone was faster than owls. Basically empty, the only other person in the room was Grayson who seemed to be having trouble with the computer. Smiling, she walked up behind him and watched as he kept pushing the button for the monitor. Oh gosh. He was so cute. He didn't even know how to turn the computer on. Giggling, she said, "It works better if you push the button on the tower, not the button on the screen." Wink. She was just trying to be helpful is all. __________________ ✯ ✯ ✯ ✯ ✯ ✯