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Sille wes ande wrote:

Run for president, get elected, ban all your opponents, become the dictator, realize halfway through that you never even read the constitution

I have seen the constitution i have no intention of banning anyone in fact i am repealing a ban

Blueflarst wrote:

I do not know you but i runned for president already and i know the constitution better

Considering that Fluvannia is one of the two main writers of the Constitution, I would not lightly throw around accusations of him not knowing it.

I have been here for awhile, but I was planning to bluff my way into the presidency

Npc west florida wrote:

He has been here since it was founded

For me that is pretty new since i was on August 2018

Logon wrote:

But you joined the RCN much later than he did

Are you calling me new?
You have low brain or high courage

Logon wrote:

Well to the RCN you are fairly new

Unless you want a detailed rant of messages of how i know half of his mebers better than you and why i have some influence on this region you should stop

Estobarica wrote:

We could always flay him. Slow, painful, begging for it to end... What's not to love? I have no idea what this is about, but a suggestion none the less.

Or we could use the ancient east-asian punishment of "Death by a Thousand Cuts". Chop pieces of their flesh off like a ham, one by one, until they die.

Logon wrote:

You didn’t do a debate team?

For the legal change we were in teams of two. To be fair though, the other guy didn't do anything...

Logon wrote:

Ah, in the US there’s debate teams with different types of debate.

Well, it was literally just a school thing so nothing too important.

Attancia wrote:

What do you mean? If you mean what recent event we were debating, we weren't. The task was to defend or oppose a change in the legal system. That said, I have a lot of fun debating Scottish independence with my nationalist friend, who I subsequently SLAUGHTER

Pro and anti Scottish Independence?

West Phoenicia wrote:

I enjoyed English Literature, History, Media Studies and Home Economics.

I disliked Maths and Accounting.

I've always found the British use of "maths" to be odd sounding. Sort of like older literature usage of "millions" ("a population of six millions").

New waldensia wrote:

Pro and anti Scottish Independence? I've always found the British use of "maths" to be odd sounding. Sort of like older literature usage of "millions" ("a population of six millions").

It's talk like that, that would get your head flushed in the dunny at my school.