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Valdis ([personal profile] redlightgreenlight) wrote in [community profile] tushanshu_logs2015-10-26 01:49 pm

Event | Masquerade Ball

Characters: All
Date: The Evening of October 30th
Location: The Courtyard of Public Opinion
Situation: Valdis and 'Rue' have put together an All Hallows Eve Masquerade Ball.
Warnings/Rating: None

The day has finally arrived and the morning and afternoon are spent putting together what will be the scene of the Masquerade Ball at the Courtyard of Public Opinion. Kedan can be seen coming and going, carrying in decorations and lights and later on, various foods and desserts. Valdis, and Rue can occasionally be glimpsed directing people and moving things around, but anyone not a part of the setup will be ushered on and discouraged from lingering.

As night falls, the Courtyard will be brightly lit and ready for guests...
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[personal profile] highprofilerichkid 2016-01-16 07:11 am (UTC)(link)
"...No, that's what they're called everywhere. But it doesn't apply to every kind of transportation. An airplane isn't a taxi just because you pay someone else to fly it for you. The difference is..."

What is the difference? He never thought he'd be contemplating the ontological boundaries of the concept of taxis.

"The difference is that a taxi can take you anywhere. Anywhere that a car can drive, I mean. Trains go to stations, boats go to harbors, planes fly in and out of airports, but a taxi can take you to your exact address just like if you were driving your own car. And they're just driving you, not a bunch of other strangers. I guess you could say you're paying someone for personalized transport." This is a very odd place for this conversation to have ended up.
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[personal profile] looksfine 2016-01-16 09:22 pm (UTC)(link)
"Interesting. By that definition, the Interceptor would have been considered a taxi as well."

Give or take, of course. But the parallels were enough for her to take note of. It was a means of transportation that could go anywhere, and that regularly only carried a select number of passengers. Mainly familiar ones, not just strangers.