BlueSpike PSN Chat 1

First chat with Julie.

Transcript

C: Chris, B:BlueSpike/Julie
C: How ya doing?
B: Chris, you don't, you don't seem too broken up about the fact your aunt died.
C: Yeah, like I said, I'm still recovering, I mean I'm hurtin' inside.
B: Yeah, alright.
C: Yeah, so, uh, so ya got the answer to my question that I asked you?
B: What question?
C: In the message I sent ya earlier.
B: Oh, that. Could you tell me it again, I forget.
C: Yeah, I basically asked, uh, how you feel about a threesome.
B: Oh, well, uh
C: [???]
B: Well that is something I want to talk about. You said you wouldn't want it with two men, 'cause that would be gay, but if I do it with two women, then it's the same thing for me, it's kinda hypocritical.
C: Well, hmm, uh, let me put it this way
B:interupts I'm sorry but I'm relaly offended you would say that, I'm sorry but I'm somewhat offended.
C: I'm sorry, I didn't mean to offend you.
B: That is okay but, but that's just kinda offended. I thought I'd let you know that because kinda offended. Because if you're willing to do that, I'd like a threesome with two men.
C: You know what, that's fine, that's fine.
B: Really?
C: ...Yeah.
B: Oh.
C: You know, after we do it a few times, yeah, you know if you want to do it with two guys, I will respect you for that.
B: Thank you. I appreciate that.
C: Okay. That's cool.
B: So is there anything else you want to talk about?
C: Hmm, like I, yeah, I was sad, I was sad by Aunt Karina died.
B: I thought you said she was dying.
C: Yeah, still dying. Yeah, I'm sorry, I said the wrong word, that was my mistake.
B: That's okay.
C: Yeah, but she is dying. She smoked.
B: Of cancer? Chris? Chris?
C: Sorry about that. I pressed the button on my headset.
B: Can I ask you a quick question?
C: Sure.
B: Since you can use your computer now, when are you going to upload the fighting video and, what else? the video of our date?
C: Oh, the video of our date. Yeah, there's a whole line [unintelligible] my voice didn't get recorded while your voice did.
B: Huh, that's weird.
C: Yeah, so I'm soon enough I will figure out how I can add my voice to it and I'll pretty much wing it to adding my voice around your voice.
B: And what about the fighting video?
C: Yeah, and I will do that soon.
B: Alright, and another soon I'd like to tell you about, and I'm serious - you should really, really, really, fix your biological clock, Please.
C: Yeah, well, uh, I tell ya wat, I fell asleep around 6:30 and I woke up this morning at 6. B: Oh.
C: So I'll probably be falling asleep earlier tonight.
B: Because I really want you to answer me as soon as you get there.
C: I understand...uh, as soon as I get there?
B: No, no, I mean, as soon as I send a message.
C: Hmm, I'm sorry, say that again?
B: I want you to be able to reply like, five minutes after I send a message.
C: Oh, I understand. It's just that, you know, I'm not not on my PS3 or PC all the time, I...
B: Yeah, but I still manage to make time
C. go out. Yeah, that's cool, I understand. But yeah, anyway, let me get back to what I was talking about. Yeah, my mom, I uh, my mom picked me at the mall while I was out earlier today, my father dropped me off there at the IHOP, so my father could get the, uh senior discount on the food there and bring me and my sandwich home. But anyway, point is, my mom got there, she picked me up, she broke the news to me there, and we cried on each other's shoulders.
B: Aww.
C: Yeah, I mean, when I hear bad news the first time, sometimes, I mean, like, the hearing hits me but it takes like a few minutes for then to hit me worse. So it took me a few minutes to start crying and then I did cry.
B: I'm sorry for your lost.
C: Yeah, I appreciate that. So anyway, I was there for my mother to help comfort and she comforted me back.
B: Yeah.
C: Anyways, she's letting me go to the funeral. She wouldn't let me go with her that weekend to visit. [Chris gets phone call].
B: [to Mumble]Let me turn my headset off. WHAT THE FUCK? *laughing*
C: [on phone] Alright mom, I'll come down soon and give your sandwich. I love you mommy. [to Julie] She just said to come downstairs and get the sandwich my dad brought down for me.
B: What was that?
C: I didn't hear you.
B: What was that? I didn't hear you.
C: Oh, certainly, I said my mother would call me to go downstairs and get the sandiwch my dad brought for me from IHOP.
C: Excuse me.
B: What was that?
C: Just a small burp. Hmm. Yeah, well, what was I talking about, yeah, my mom visited Aunt Karina this weekend but she did not invite me because she figured someone, I needed to stay home to be there for my father in case something happened to him and to take care of the cats.
B: Yeah. Hey Chris?
C: Yeah.
B: Someday I actually want to talk to your mother. Can I get her phone number?
C: Uh, let's see, I believe you have my cell phone number.
B: Yeah.
C: Well it's a confidential thing here. Well, I'll give you the home phone number, my father will answer it, I'm afraid I haven't told him about you, but you know I did told my mom about it. So most likely he will answer it or she will answer it. Well, just, uh, you can tell you want to talk to "Barbara." That's her name, "Barbara."
B: So what's the number?
C: So it's area 434.
B: So 434.
C: 990.
B: 990.
C: 0198.
B: 0...
C: 0198.
B: 01..0198.
C: Yeah.
B: Alright. 'Cause I want to talk to your mother.
C: I understand.
B: I think I should get to know her better.
C: I hear you.
B: What about your father? Does he have a phone?
C: Well, we all live int he same house.
B: But just in case he's out. Because I want to talk to your father about me.
C: Well, like I said, he'd most likely pick up the home phone than my mother will.
B: Yes Chris but I'd feel better if I got his cell phone if it was an emergency and you're not able to pick up.
C: Um, hmm, wait could you repeat that?
B: Alright, if it's like an emergency and you're not there or something. Like if you're not able to pick up, I'd feel better if I had your father's number so I could contact anyone in your family.
C: Well the phone number I just gave you is also my father's phone number.
B: Like, that's his cell phone?
C: No, that's the home phone.
B: So he doesn't have a cell phone?
C: No, he doesn't have a cell phone.
B: What about your mother? Is that her's or the home phone?
C: I gave you the home phone.
B: Alright, but what about your mother, does she have a cell phone?
C: No, she doesn't have a cell phone.
B: Oh, alright.
C: Well we're thinking of getting her one.
B: Yeah, If so, I really need the number, just in case.
C: Well, I'd let you talk to my mother and maybe she'd give it to you.
B: Oh, can I talk to your mother right now?
C: Uh, I don't know, I got you in my ear piece.
B: DO you think I can talk to your mother? I can get to know to her quickly.
C: You can try calling the home

[TO FINISH; left off at 11:06]

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