Xavier checks his messages
As I sat in the jacuzzi sipping my frozen Margarita waiting for Maggie and Erifia to get back from shopping, my psychic voice mail dinged again, reminding me that I still had some unanswered messages. The problem with being a telepath, you see, is that it leaves very little time for personal, private thoughts. Unless you have developed a system for shutting out the rest of the world. My psychic answering machine is one such method.
I listened to the first message. It was from Gaia.
"I can't believe you have an answering machine for your mind .......... Teach me that! Oh, ah, right . . . um anyway, I . . . called(?) to let you know that the council has finally decided to allow the use of the mutant cure, and Jean just went nuts. (Again). Scott's handling it . . . fairly well. Just get back to us soon. Talk to you later. Gaia."
Damn. I hope Jean hasn't turned to Dark Phoenix. That's never good news. I better try to reach Gaia telepathically.
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I listened to the first message. It was from Gaia.
"I can't believe you have an answering machine for your mind .......... Teach me that! Oh, ah, right . . . um anyway, I . . . called(?) to let you know that the council has finally decided to allow the use of the mutant cure, and Jean just went nuts. (Again). Scott's handling it . . . fairly well. Just get back to us soon. Talk to you later. Gaia."
Damn. I hope Jean hasn't turned to Dark Phoenix. That's never good news. I better try to reach Gaia telepathically.
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4 Comments:
Don't worry, I'm sure Cyclops has everything under control.
The Professor is probably better off on Hacknor.
Telepathic messenging, or T-Mail as it is commonly called, will soon replace both digital and analog systems. It stores data more efficiently, and with better overall quality.
Thanks, Geritol.
But at what price, man? But at what price!
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