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13th February 2023, 06:26 PM
Damen wrote on 13th February 2023, 06:20 PM:
Can the jury tie in via zoom or do I have to go to the court house?
this is a great question ill get back to you in 3-5 business days
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13th February 2023, 06:03 PM
Speaking first as Dune Lawyer, we extend the invitation for all to come witness the trial of LPZ139 [T10] on February 16th, 2023 at 6:00 PM EST. The trial will take place in heaven but will be viewed in Thrones by use of a mediator.
He stands accused of murder and blasphemy and, If convicted, will be charged with implosion [vanquishment] OR exile to IOK-1.
The evidence for the charges are as follows. . .
- He vanquished Parhtam and Mirrikh on land not belonging to him
- He abused his powers [arresting without reasoning]
- He murdered Ronaldo
If you would like to serve on the jury, reply to this discussion. You must not be biased.
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Fiction February '23 - Writing
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12th February 2023, 08:49 PM
Peaceful tranquility washed over her as she scanned the distant horizon, relishing the icy spray of the sea as it peppered her skin. Her cheeks were dusted with rosiness from the bite of the evening wind, and her breath rose before her in a fine mist.
The sky was split between purple and gold, the colors melding together to create a beautiful abstraction of lavender. She yearned for an easel, so she might savor the beauty of what lay before her. She doubted she'd ever see anything like it again. . . she couldn't name the last time she'd seen the sunset, or the sunrise.
She leaned against the decrepit wood of the abandoned dock and sighed, smiling up at the stars that had begun to blossom across the night. She liked to believe that if she looked hard enough, she'd be able to see her family smiling down upon her. It was too much to hope for, and she knew it wasn't true, but it was enough to squash the loneliness that flooded her mind.
It had been a decade since the war ended, and the climate had never been the same. Some nights saw acid storms that melted all in its wake, while others were too hot to risk exposure. Mounds of scorched rubble and charred bones were the only remnants of the life she had lived. Not a soul survived, except for her.
It often felt like a cruel joke. That she alone was spared from death, all because she was the only one that advocated for a better life. It felt like the universe was mocking her, and the loneliness was beginning to eat her alive.
She often wondered if she had done enough to prevent it, but she knew it wasn't her fault. She was a child then, and no one ever listened to them.
The sky was split between purple and gold, the colors melding together to create a beautiful abstraction of lavender. She yearned for an easel, so she might savor the beauty of what lay before her. She doubted she'd ever see anything like it again. . . she couldn't name the last time she'd seen the sunset, or the sunrise.
She leaned against the decrepit wood of the abandoned dock and sighed, smiling up at the stars that had begun to blossom across the night. She liked to believe that if she looked hard enough, she'd be able to see her family smiling down upon her. It was too much to hope for, and she knew it wasn't true, but it was enough to squash the loneliness that flooded her mind.
It had been a decade since the war ended, and the climate had never been the same. Some nights saw acid storms that melted all in its wake, while others were too hot to risk exposure. Mounds of scorched rubble and charred bones were the only remnants of the life she had lived. Not a soul survived, except for her.
It often felt like a cruel joke. That she alone was spared from death, all because she was the only one that advocated for a better life. It felt like the universe was mocking her, and the loneliness was beginning to eat her alive.
She often wondered if she had done enough to prevent it, but she knew it wasn't her fault. She was a child then, and no one ever listened to them.
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31st January 2023, 02:57 PM
Lark wrote on 31st January 2023, 02:36 PM:
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Zendaya2408 wrote on 31st January 2023, 02:07 PM:
petition for me to stay empress...slay?
petition for me to stay empress...slay?
r u gonna slay me
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31st January 2023, 02:07 PM
petition for me to stay empress...slay?
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whats ur job
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14th January 2023, 02:56 PM
I just applied to work at Panera Bread
Not sure if I'll get the job or even what I'll do there but my phone interview went well and the manager seems to like me. I might end up doing the dishes or running the cash register which is kinda like what I did at my last job.
Not sure if I'll get the job or even what I'll do there but my phone interview went well and the manager seems to like me. I might end up doing the dishes or running the cash register which is kinda like what I did at my last job.
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No Like or Dislike Button?
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13th January 2023, 10:25 AM
the random fluctuations in formatting are screwing with my eyes and making me struggle to figure out what exactly you're trying to get across
[me when steadily losing my vision altogether]
[me when steadily losing my vision altogether]
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Wedding
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9th January 2023, 02:39 PM
THIS IS INSANE
HOW AM I NOT A BRIDESMAID
REALLY FEELING THE LOVE GUYS.
HOW AM I NOT A BRIDESMAID
REALLY FEELING THE LOVE GUYS.
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