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[Amarith Waterspring]

The blue fox is sooo cute!

[Søren]

My Brain 10 minutes ago: I'm Bored
Me: Okay
My Brain: You know what you love to do when you're bored?
Me: Procrastin-
My Brain: -TERRIBLY PHOTOSHOP FORUM MEMBER'S PERSONAS!!
Me: O-okay....

@Gonff the Mousethief

[Kitsune]

The blue fox is sooo cute!

[Amarith Waterspring]

My Brain 10 minutes ago: I'm Bored
Me: Okay
My Brain: You know what you love to do when you're bored?
Me: Procrastin-
My Brain: -TERRIBLY PHOTOSHOP FORUM MEMBER'S PERSONAS!!
Me: O-okay....

This is basically me just with a different thing everyday.

[Chipster of Noonvale]

Rosie that's cute! And your explanation is funny.

[Amarith Waterspring]

 

[Banya]

Yesterday's daily dose of drama:

I was at the bus terminal yesterday, and with 10 seconds of my walking into the station, a woman fell over like a marionette with its strings cut. The sound of her head hitting the floor echoed through the large room. Everyone (about 20some people) stood up immediately, and at least five rushed to her side. I didn't want to stare so I sat down like nothing was happening but turned my music off in case they needed someone CPR certified. A bus driver in the station ran out and across the street to grab a fireman and a police officer who were talking, and they returned and checked her pulse. She was responsive but couldn't state her name or where she was. They summoned the paramedics, and when they walked in, they looked at the woman on the floor and went, "Again, Kim?"
Kim didn't recognize them, and when they finally got her to answer the question "How much have you been drinking this time?" she slurred "A pint." They gave her her choice of hospital but when she tried to resist they told her her only options were going with them or going with the police officer. She still tried to protest like a young child but could hardly move her own arms. I was still making a point not to look over, but others were blatantly watching the event. We had all been worried at first, but then it was just kind of entertaining.

[The Skarzs]

Kind of sad how worrying situations people get in are sometimes self-inflicted. . .

[Gonff the Mousethief]

My Brain 10 minutes ago: I'm Bored
Me: Okay
My Brain: You know what you love to do when you're bored?
Me: Procrastin-
My Brain: -TERRIBLY PHOTOSHOP FORUM MEMBER'S PERSONAS!!
Me: O-okay....

@Gonff the Mousethief

ROsie! This is amazing, oh my goodness! And that explanation was hilarious as well! You never quit surprising me do you?

[The Skarzs]

Gonsie.

[Banya]

I ship it

[Rosie Willowwater]

My Brain 10 minutes ago: I'm Bored
Me: Okay
My Brain: You know what you love to do when you're bored?
Me: Procrastin-
My Brain: -TERRIBLY PHOTOSHOP FORUM MEMBER'S PERSONAS!!
Me: O-okay....

@Gonff the Mousethief

ROsie! This is amazing, oh my goodness! And that explanation was hilarious as well! You never quit surprising me do you?

Thanks so much Gonff

Gonsie.

I ship it

Well since Del seems to be gone for quite a while...

[Aimless Gallivanter]

here's my story of drama:

yesterday i was at my community college for classes when an older professor appeared, a little frantic, and announced that the school was in lockdown. Everyone grumbled a bit, gathering their stuff slowly, because it was just another poorly timed drill right? We got herded into the sound proof TV studio, the doors locked behind us, and then some of our phones buzzed. The schools emergency alert service confirmed the lockdown, and it was not a drill. We all settled down nervously, not really sure what was going on. My friend messaged me, totally freaking out, and said there were state troopers on campus, storming the dorm building with body armor and heavy guns. He had been locked in the game room, which gas one wall facing the dorms (about 50 ft away) and made entirely from windows. Soon, our worst fears were confirmed: there was a gunman on campus. Someone had brought a gun to school. So far, no one had gotten hurt, but the tension shot up in the room once we heard what was going on. Most everyone had their phones out, checking up on friends and family, or looking at the news. I kept in contact with my friend, who was freaking out, and my mom, who was also freaking out over my brother's and my safety. Other friends messaged me, checking in with each other, and so far no one has gotten hurt. There were two gunmen, not yet active; there were police everywhere; the gunmen had shotguns; and we didn't know what they wanted. Had someone pulled a gun on an RA, like some people were saying? Did they just bring a fun to school, not meaning to use it, and get caught? Everyone was scared. Worst case scenario, right? A school shooting. I for sure was super anxious. We thought would be stuck in that room for a couple hours, but after only an hour, they ended lockdown, and classes resumed. No one had gotten hurt, and the gunman had been apprehended. I went back to my drawing class. My mom wanted me to leave, but I had been on a roll with my drawing and didn't want to leave it just yet. My friend, who had been in the Game room, found me. He told me that the confirmed culprit was a guy on campus carrying around a shotgun wrapped in a blanket. Its not really known why he brought it or what his intentions were.

Skip ahead a couple hours. Im at work, when i get an email. The official release by the school of what exactly happened: a student brought a "suspiciously shaped" item wrapped in a blanket, and another student saw and told public safety. PS deemed it a credible threat, called the state police,  and issued the lockdown.
it was an art project. the "gun" was a harmless art project.

[The Skarzs]

Oh, the utter silliness  . . .

[Cornflower MM]

That's hilarious. (I mean, I'm sure it wasn't at the time, but now. . .)