You could ask others to play sports with you. A lot of people here do have energy to burn, from my assessment. Or a book club, maybe?
[ they're doing their best. ]
Those effects are a side effect of adapting to Heaven. We've been here longer, so... Most things probably won't affect us. [ thinking... ] Oh! I had some pop rocks earlier. I especially liked those.
You should grow accustomed by the time your judgment period is over. I think.
[ ... anyway... they rummage through this stash of candy they've been gathering today until they find a little package of pink and red pop rocks. they hold it out for him. ] Try these. They're funny.
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[ they're doing their best. ]
Those effects are a side effect of adapting to Heaven. We've been here longer, so... Most things probably won't affect us. [ thinking... ] Oh! I had some pop rocks earlier. I especially liked those.
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[ just out of curiosity. ]
Oh... How long would it take to stop affecting us, then? [ it sucks to have to be so suspicious! ] Pop rocks? What are those?
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[ for various reasons. ]
You should grow accustomed by the time your judgment period is over. I think.
[ ... anyway... they rummage through this stash of candy they've been gathering today until they find a little package of pink and red pop rocks. they hold it out for him. ] Try these. They're funny.
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[ HE'S NOSY who wouldn't like sports besides a nerd like taair ]
That's kind of a long time to wait. [ but oh. pop rocks? o: ] What do you mean funny?
[ opens the pack to try them, pops some in his mouth... and immediately is taken aback by the sensation and the sound. ]
Why do they do that?!
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[ SHRUG! at both sports and at that being a long time to wait. it is what it is. but then they snicker at him. ]
It's carbon dioxide gas stored in tiny air pockets. As the candy melts, the carbon dioxide 'pops.'