Persona 4 Endurance Run - Episode 8

This episode is dedicated to the curtains in HazBazz's game room. Flower Curtains: Like a garden, but on your window.

Vinny pressed X so hard this episode which caused Charlie Tuna to hear a variety of interesting things. It turns out that
Gandalf the White is the principal at Charlie's school. Normally that would be pretty bitchin', but in this case he just
showed up to say that Tuna's classmate Saki, the sleepy girl that hooked up Yosuke with Japanese Zima, was found
dead. Saki is warm no longer.

Yosuke loved that Zima, and seems fond of Saki as well, so he puts forth his theory that the magical TV world with it's
pee fog and talking bear costumes might have something to do with the murders. He's resolved to return there and get
some answers. Chie Pet thinks deliberately going to crazy town might be a little dangerous. Charlie presses X.

Yosuke tells Chie to hold on to his long rope, which she does, but -- typical Chie -- she breaks it off. Women. Am I right?

Back in TV pee town, Charlie and Yosuke confront the Mysterious Bear, but mostly let M. Bear deliver some exposition
on the way things work in TV Land. Reading is fundamental. There are shadows. The fog is either here or there. Never
remove a bear's head in crazy town unless you are prepared to have the doors of your perception blown WIDE open.

These are the things Charlie Tuna learns today.

This episode is dedicated to the curtains in HazBazz's game room. Flower Curtains: Like a garden, but on your window.

Vinny pressed X so hard this episode which caused Charlie Tuna to hear a variety of interesting things. It turns out that
Gandalf the White is the principal at Charlie's school. Normally that would be pretty bitchin', but in this case he just
showed up to say that Tuna's classmate Saki, the sleepy girl that hooked up Yosuke with Japanese Zima, was found
dead. Saki is warm no longer.

Yosuke loved that Zima, and seems fond of Saki as well, so he puts forth his theory that the magical TV world with it's
pee fog and talking bear costumes might have something to do with the murders. He's resolved to return there and get
some answers. Chie Pet thinks deliberately going to crazy town might be a little dangerous. Charlie presses X.

Yosuke tells Chie to hold on to his long rope, which she does, but -- typical Chie -- she breaks it off. Women. Am I right?

Back in TV pee town, Charlie and Yosuke confront the Mysterious Bear, but mostly let M. Bear deliver some exposition
on the way things work in TV Land. Reading is fundamental. There are shadows. The fog is either here or there. Never
remove a bear's head in crazy town unless you are prepared to have the doors of your perception blown WIDE open.

These are the things Charlie Tuna learns today.

YOUR TIRED FROM THE SHORT TRIP! YOU NEED TO GET IN SHAPE!

anyway, I love these endurance runs.

This one isn't so bad because I'm referenced. But these posts are still dumb.