@all | before the event

[industries]

> ts@abraxas-proxy:~$ wall "People's memories of this place"

[ Anyone unfamiliar with computer terminals might be taken aback at the mechanical font that scrolls across their vision, though the jumps and starts in typing speed leave no doubt that a very human brain is behind the text. ]

> Broadcast message from ts@abraxas-proxy (tty/1) :
> People's memories of this place
>
> Don't normally crowdsource, but
> has anyone out there ever heard of someone who got home and actually
> remembered their days here at the renfaire?
>
> Not looking for peer-reviewed analysis.
> I'll take crumbs
> or
> whatever else we've got here on Mind-Reddit.

Comments

[industries]

> This also isn't an invitation to a Georgia garden party, but you don't see me making a stink about it.
> Either. Salient point would be whether, at any point when home, they were able to communicate about things that happened here in Medieval Times.

[princessvegas]

Don't get mad at me cause your handwriting's so shitty you have to disguise it by turning your text into some fakeass C++ bullshit. Unless you're a literal robot, it just comes off tryhard and sad.

Anyway, from the stories I heard, no. I know a couple different people who said they went back, and none of them remembered being here until they woke back up.

[industries]

> You have to handwrite your own thoughts?
> Sounds exhausting.
> Okay, cool – you want to give me their names, or should I wait until I get word regarding the Dubois' next soirée?

[princessvegas]

[ No fucking wonder everyone from his world hates this guy. Julie never thought there could be anyone that makes her miss Captain Trips. ]

Less exhausting than your speedrun of jackassery.

Sure, you can have all three. Try SUCK, MY and DICK.

[industries]

> Gotcha, sorry to hear their mothers hated them.
> Anyway, think I'm gonna speedrun in a more helpful direction, so
> have fun with your friends, sounds like they throw a good party.