anotherdirkstrider: (Holo-Dirk)
DiStri ([personal profile] anotherdirkstrider) wrote in [community profile] compnetwork2014-01-24 02:38 am

[Video] Groundhog Day

[Dirk, sitting in his apartment, speaks into the camera. He's got his iconic shades covering most of his face, but even if his eyes aren't visible to express his interiority he speaks with clear, purposeful statements.]

I'd like to check with anyone else out there: I've noticed that the news from yesterday was identical with today's, and all media outlets continue to list today's date as the 22nd, despite the fact that it should be the 24th (if we are going by how much time has chronologically passed). Yesterday I was beginning to get suspicious and so I made an experiment of drawing a shitty face on my arm in permanent pen, and this morning I wake up and it's gone.

There was a movie about this that my best bro was really into for a while called Groundhog Day, about a guy who repeated the same day over and over. I'm starting to think whoever wrote that movie was a fuckin' prophet. I know I'm not imagining it, but I'd like to see if anyone else is experiencing the same phenomenon. Drop me a line, let's sort this shit out.


[He doesn't end with a closing or a sign-off, just looks a bit awkward for a fraction of a second behind those dark shades and then promptly switches the camera off.]
empiricalpride: (28♦)

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[personal profile] empiricalpride 2014-01-24 11:01 am (UTC)(link)
You've observed correctly. Insofar as I can tell, and insofar as I have been able to make my own study of the phenomenon, today and yesterday have begun in a manner corresponding exactly to two days ago. All calendars I've noticed have claimed it the twenty-second. A usual venue of mine has had the same items on its daily menu twice now - when I asked the proprietor about this situation, they appeared baffled. There are more details that I've noticed, too, but - this would appear to be enough for an initial hypothesis, wouldn't it?
Edited 2014-01-24 11:03 (UTC)
empiricalpride: (40♦)

Re: Audio:

[personal profile] empiricalpride 2014-01-24 06:46 pm (UTC)(link)
I'll have to do my own investigation in that regard, but from what I've seen in my own limited time here, I can easily believe that pattern. A monster interfering with the timestream, though? That's... novel.