Day One in The People's Republic of Twilightlicious
My foray into the cut-throat world of politics has been... an enlightening experience, to say the least. To think that people are willing to say whatever it takes to get what they want, even at the expense of others, is just mind-boggling.
But at least I have Raymond to help me, as well as the thirty-four other advisors I polled about the Arms Manufacturing strike. They voted overwhelmingly to give the workers what they wanted, so I gave Rebecca a call and told her the good news.
To say she was happy with my decision would have been the understatement of the millennium. My ear still hurts from all the squealing she did down the phone. But while she is happy with my decision, I know that Hope won't be — but as Raymond said, I can't keep everybody happy all at once.
Another issue requires my attention, but it can wait until tomorrow. I hope my friends can come and visit me here — though I can't help but wonder what they'll think about the fact this place has pretty much been named after me.
I'm going to sleep now, it's been a long day.
Mind you... this is just the beginning of a much longer journey.
I wouldn't mind knowing the author's view on the situations.
Might write little comment based letters detailing my reactions to Twilight's decision for a bit of fun.
Also: Has anyone checked out http://youthdebates.org I'm sure most of us are in the 15-25 age bracket.
I'm joining this. Count my vote in for this!
5882167 How do you arrive at that certainty?
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The age bracket?
I believe it was in a brony documentary, the median age was 21. Obviously there are outliers but most of the individuals I've met that are bronies fall within that bracket.