11.) [audio.]

[ijustlivehere]

Okay, yeah, this sucks. I'll admit it, okay? I hate that nobody ever wants to... no, y'know what? Forget people not ever wanting to do anything, people don't even hardly know I'm there unless I say something. It blows and I hate it and I'm... lonely. Okay? I said it, are you all happy now?

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[4llth3just1c3.livejournal.com]

Jeeez, if you think I am nice, I have been doing everything wrong! [She giggles.] And that "crushing" thing is still up for debate!

[illgrowoutofit.livejournal.com]

Let's debate it, then. Allow me to present exhibit A. [He jams coins into the slot and hits start.] Left and right buttons are tempo, up and down's pitch. Joystick's to switch between beat and melody. Try to follow what you hear, basically, and it gets harder as you go. [This explanation takes all of five seconds, which is how long the game takes to count them in. And it's underway.]

[4llth3just1c3.livejournal.com]

[It's actually harder than Terezi thought to keep up. It's relatively easy for her to pick out pitch and volume, but beat and tempo are harder. He might actually win after all!]

[illgrowoutofit.livejournal.com]

[She could still stand a fighting chance yet-- music games are not at all Neil's forté (with the possible exception of DDR). He gets almost everything perfect at first, but when the game's difficulty picks up, he gets confused and starts hitting the wrong buttons for the wrong functions, and the quality of his gameplay declines drastically.]

Frak. I'm kind of out of practice at this one. Usually I'm like a million times better. [Fun fact: No, he's not actually all that much better normally.]