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mekachu04it was warlock, that gave him the idea. He was still small enough for crowley to be on as Nanny, young enough to not find it funny that crolwey hadn't realised.
Crowley wasn't often wrong - mostly becuase until he reliawed he was wrong, he was never proven wrong. things wroked becuase he expected them too - even if they shouldn't. it was a neat trick, exceptfor the fact that the universe liked balance, and- un beknownles to crowely - everytime they allowe dhim to break the rules, they made sure karma came back and he often found himself ineveably cuaght up in hi own schemes.
what warlock enlightened him about was that land lines couldn't recieve text messages. and he supposed, in retropect, that did make a sort of sence - even though he kinda just assumed by now they would have figured out a way regardless. they had alkinds of automated things now - why not read off the text for hte tecnical impared. [which they did have, but not usually for landlines. whch corlwey didn't know about either way]
so later that night, still sitting in the child's room after he slipped of to slumber land, colrwey regarded his own phone. it was top of hte line, unlimite dtexting [he would always have unlimited texting, even when he had a hand directing in charging per text. got himself in a picle on that one, learned all the ins and outs of hoe cell towers worked adn the like.... meant he'd had to go and registare the blasted thing the human way at the end, but he was still too proud of the work he'd put in to building up the network to really be that upset]
if he sent brother francis a text... well.. maybe ythe angel should get witht he times if he wasn't to read his corrisponade!
Crowley wasn't often wrong - mostly becuase until he reliawed he was wrong, he was never proven wrong. things wroked becuase he expected them too - even if they shouldn't. it was a neat trick, exceptfor the fact that the universe liked balance, and- un beknownles to crowely - everytime they allowe dhim to break the rules, they made sure karma came back and he often found himself ineveably cuaght up in hi own schemes.
what warlock enlightened him about was that land lines couldn't recieve text messages. and he supposed, in retropect, that did make a sort of sence - even though he kinda just assumed by now they would have figured out a way regardless. they had alkinds of automated things now - why not read off the text for hte tecnical impared. [which they did have, but not usually for landlines. whch corlwey didn't know about either way]
so later that night, still sitting in the child's room after he slipped of to slumber land, colrwey regarded his own phone. it was top of hte line, unlimite dtexting [he would always have unlimited texting, even when he had a hand directing in charging per text. got himself in a picle on that one, learned all the ins and outs of hoe cell towers worked adn the like.... meant he'd had to go and registare the blasted thing the human way at the end, but he was still too proud of the work he'd put in to building up the network to really be that upset]
if he sent brother francis a text... well.. maybe ythe angel should get witht he times if he wasn't to read his corrisponade!
