[46th consult; voice]

[dr_conscience]

Hi, everyone. I just wanted to pop on the Network and say hello and welcome back to all the students everywhere, no matter what school you're going to. I hope everyone's year is off to a good start.

Now, for any new students who have just started at Cutler's, I wanted to introduce myself; I'm James Leonard, a senior this year. Really, I just want you all to know that if you need anybody to show you around, or to help you adjust to the school or even just to talk to, I'd be happy to do whatever I can.

Oh, and a fair warning to avoid confusion? I do have an identical twin, Neil-- but, really? I'm sure he'd be more than happy to help out anybody who needed anything, too. Just... be warned that he's a little bit excitable.

Well, that's all, really. So, just... let me know if you need anything, or even if you just want to introduce yourself. I'm looking forward to making this last year great.


[ooc: Responses coming from j_leonard

James and Neil Leonard are twins in their senior year at Cutler's. Since neither should have the unfair advantage of keeping their surname when the other loses it, we opted to find some common ground... which will, obviously, confuse the hell out of them when the curse is over. Leonard? Where did that even come from?]

Comments

[absinthe-eyed.livejournal.com]

Some things never change, even when they should.

Fine--Westerberg is Westerberg. Rudy Miller is just as unbearable as he was last year and the D&D Club is still more popular than Chess Club. How are you? Have you and Neil had the opportunity to confuse new teachers?

[j-leonard.livejournal.com]

And they say familiarity is comforting. People just won't change unless they want to.

D&D is more popular than chess, though? That's disappointing.

We were actually thinking of getting name tags, or lapel pins, but we decided against it. Actually, I might do his dissection for him.

[absinthe-eyed.livejournal.com]

It is disappointing. There are so few people in the club that I'm president by default.

Only do it if he'll cover an English class for you. Fair is fair.

[j-leonard.livejournal.com]

Well, I suppose the bright side is that nobody reading your college applications will know that you got the presidency by default?

I think taking an extra English class is practically a reward for Neil.

[absinthe-eyed.livejournal.com]

Thankfully.

Are you implying that dissection isn't something you like? I think it's interesting.

[j-leonard.livejournal.com]

Oh, no, it is interesting.

I just don't think anything compares to Neil and his poetry.