What are you thinking RIGHT NOW?

[Queen Elsa]

That paragraph explains me online versus me in real life so well! And here I thought I was the only one who felt that way about it all.

[Marizzle]

...where did I put my glasses?

[Braveheart]

My RPs are near dead, I can't really find another similar place as a replacement for TLK =/

About to resister for lilymud.net, then I saw the last RP was ages ago. Mannnnnnn.

Same goes for tlk source & tlk pride

-_-

[Regulus]

Welp, looks like this election is shaping up to be Trump v. Hillary. The joke f***ing candidate and the corporate shill. Great job pickin' 'em, America. Great job. Pat on the f***ing back. -_____-

It's actually not that bad.

Welp, whenever the US elections come around I just end up disappointed in humanity's capacity for intelligence and incredibly grateful I don't live there.

Look, it's really not that bad.

Yes, Hillary did win by huge margins in the south. But Bernie won Montana and Colorado and even Oklahoma rather decisively. The media likes to add superdelegates into the totals to make it look like Bernie doesn't have a chance, but oh yes he does.

By the numbers: Bernie has 405 pledged delegates and Hillary has 594 pledged delegates. Bernie needs 1621 of the remaining 3052 delegates to win the majority required for the nomination. What this means is that he needs to win 53.113% of the remaining votes in each state. Let's keep in mind that only 15 states have voted, and we still have 35 to go.

Hillary looks like she's in a good position, but that's because all of her good states are already gone. There's only Mississippi, Louisiana, and Florida left... and believe me, she's not winning all of Florida by a landslide. All the states that were questionable for Bernie either went in his favor, or ended up being another virtual tie. Well, guess what? The majority of the states from here on out will follow that same pattern.

If that still isn't convincing enough, notice that the states that have voted in favor of Hillary by large margins have been states that typically vote Republican. Are you really surprised that the backwards-ass Republican south votes for the backwards-ass republican candidate? It means nothing. That's no new news, that's just the media trying to convince us that Bernie isn't viable. But he is.

And not only this, but Bernie has the money now. He's ahead of Hillary in fundraising last month by around $10 million. This is a campaign that has everything going for it, and with Hillary and the corporate media pretending she's won this, we're poised to make a huge comeback over the next several weeks.

Before I go, I'll just leave this here...

[Braveheart]

Never thought that reconnecting with the old MLP fanbase means I have more opportunities for Roleplaying again. However, I don't want to have anything to do with ponies stuff at this time.

But I also don't wanna give up Roleplaying completely.

Hmm.......

I don't have many straws left. I may have to stake everything I got on this last chance.

[Tora]

I don't think people really understand the election this year. They all think it's going bad. They'll see.

[Carl]

Some people get way too into stuff and really ought to understand other people don't exist to serve them.

[HereWeStand]

Welp, looks like this election is shaping up to be Trump v. Hillary. The joke f***ing candidate and the corporate shill. Great job pickin' 'em, America. Great job. Pat on the f***ing back. -_____-

It's actually not that bad.

Welp, whenever the US elections come around I just end up disappointed in humanity's capacity for intelligence and incredibly grateful I don't live there.

Look, it's really not that bad.

Yes, Hillary did win by huge margins in the south. But Bernie won Montana and Colorado and even Oklahoma rather decisively. The media likes to add superdelegates into the totals to make it look like Bernie doesn't have a chance, but oh yes he does.

By the numbers: Bernie has 405 pledged delegates and Hillary has 594 pledged delegates. Bernie needs 1621 of the remaining 3052 delegates to win the majority required for the nomination. What this means is that he needs to win 53.113% of the remaining votes in each state. Let's keep in mind that only 15 states have voted, and we still have 35 to go.

Hillary looks like she's in a good position, but that's because all of her good states are already gone. There's only Mississippi, Louisiana, and Florida left... and believe me, she's not winning all of Florida by a landslide. All the states that were questionable for Bernie either went in his favor, or ended up being another virtual tie. Well, guess what? The majority of the states from here on out will follow that same pattern.

If that still isn't convincing enough, notice that the states that have voted in favor of Hillary by large margins have been states that typically vote Republican. Are you really surprised that the backwards-ass Republican south votes for the backwards-ass republican candidate? It means nothing. That's no new news, that's just the media trying to convince us that Bernie isn't viable. But he is.

And not only this, but Bernie has the money now. He's ahead of Hillary in fundraising last month by around $10 million. This is a campaign that has everything going for it, and with Hillary and the corporate media pretending she's won this, we're poised to make a huge comeback over the next several weeks.

Before I go, I'll just leave this here...

^ I hope you're right, for the sake of your country.

-

>spends entire life overly critical of self about everything
>attempts to answer hypothetical interview question about weaknesses
>forgets every single bad thing said to self that isn't relevant to the job applied for
>I'm gonna

[Marizzle]

I'm reconsidering my application to the Erasmus+ exchange program...I don't feel like I'm capable to living on my own for 5 months, next year. What do I do...

[HereWeStand]

^ What concerns you about living on your own for that time period?

I might almost be done... I dunno what else I could possibly say.