As this years CAL season approaches, I decided to try and snag an interview with the celebrity icons of CAL that frequent eGO.
The head of the CAL team was difficult to get a hold of, and even rudely told me off despite my politeness.
eje007: Excuse me, V. Do you have time for an interview with EjeMagazine about the next CAL season?
= -V- #ccL: homework
-V- #ccL: no
eje007: Perhapse some other time?
-V- #ccL is now Offline.
I tried to contact other members, with equally rude responses.
eje007: Excuse me, Oldie. Do you have time for a interview with EjeMagazine about the next CAL season?
Oldie #ccL [CS:S] is now Offline.
eje007: Excuse me, Dr. Death, do you have time for an interview with EjeMagazine about the next season of CAL?
Dr. Death: STFU
Finally I got an interview with CAL's oldest (and don't mistake that for meaning he's been in #ccL the longest) member, Zoomer.
I asked him what he and other CAL members are doing to practice for the upcoming season. "uhh... nonstop playing," seems to be a good strategy. Though being #ccL's oldest member has some risks and side effects. Surely Zoomer is a good player, but with all his ages of wisdom come at the cost of arthritis and osteoporosis. Along with back problems from sitting down too long. But Zoomer is still a valued member of the team.
Despite the almost tangible anxiety we can feel in the air for the fans to wait for the season to start Zoomer is not excited, merely in a state of calm anticipation and expectancy to win. Also a little confused and deranged. He plans to go to Disneyland if #ccL wins the super tournament thing.
And that ended my interview with Zoomer, as his hearing aid batteries died out and he could no longer understand anything softer then a Boeing 777 taking off right behind him.
Stay tuned, and I'll hopefully get around to interviewing Dr. Death or Oldie. Maybe even -V-, if he ever finishes his homework and cleans his room like his mother tells him to.
The head of the CAL team was difficult to get a hold of, and even rudely told me off despite my politeness.
eje007: Excuse me, V. Do you have time for an interview with EjeMagazine about the next CAL season?
= -V- #ccL: homework
-V- #ccL: no
eje007: Perhapse some other time?
-V- #ccL is now Offline.
I tried to contact other members, with equally rude responses.
eje007: Excuse me, Oldie. Do you have time for a interview with EjeMagazine about the next CAL season?
Oldie #ccL [CS:S] is now Offline.
eje007: Excuse me, Dr. Death, do you have time for an interview with EjeMagazine about the next season of CAL?
Dr. Death: STFU
Finally I got an interview with CAL's oldest (and don't mistake that for meaning he's been in #ccL the longest) member, Zoomer.
I asked him what he and other CAL members are doing to practice for the upcoming season. "uhh... nonstop playing," seems to be a good strategy. Though being #ccL's oldest member has some risks and side effects. Surely Zoomer is a good player, but with all his ages of wisdom come at the cost of arthritis and osteoporosis. Along with back problems from sitting down too long. But Zoomer is still a valued member of the team.
Despite the almost tangible anxiety we can feel in the air for the fans to wait for the season to start Zoomer is not excited, merely in a state of calm anticipation and expectancy to win. Also a little confused and deranged. He plans to go to Disneyland if #ccL wins the super tournament thing.
And that ended my interview with Zoomer, as his hearing aid batteries died out and he could no longer understand anything softer then a Boeing 777 taking off right behind him.
Stay tuned, and I'll hopefully get around to interviewing Dr. Death or Oldie. Maybe even -V-, if he ever finishes his homework and cleans his room like his mother tells him to.
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