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Current Please don't click on the bot 'test' links. Kiss the homies and/or go to therapy, but DON'T click the spam survey links.
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6 days ago
Unfortunately, a block feature has not been integrated into the site. Like Ruby said, tell them to leave you alone and then get staff involved if they don't. I'm always down to tell 'em to get bent 💕
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The roleplay is in you. You are the roleplay. Be the roleplay you wish to see.
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Sorry guys, I forgot to lock the gate last night.
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I've been told that I write "some of the best men in love" and honestly I don't think many other things have given me such an emotional high.
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Haley ★ 26 ★ Taurus ★ EST ★ Casual Level Group Writer


Welcome fellow writer. I go by many names, but you can call me Haley or pretty much anything else. I stick to causal level groups here on the forum. I have a soft spot for thunderstorms, dark humor, strong coffee, animals, pretty words, feminine rage, mythologies, and all things that go 'bump' in the night. I've lived in the same small southern Appalachian town my whole life, and aim to travel one day. I'm open to the occasional random conversation, but please do not message me asking to write one-on-one; it's simply not something I do these days.

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@Sugar and Spite any rp that insists on real-person faceclaims is a hard no for me. I don't mind others using real people, but it makes me twitchy.


An interesting (at least imo) view point. I've noticed that real life FCs are more of an SoL thing, which is a big part of what I do and perhaps why I mentioned in in the first place.

That's beside the point though.

May I ask why this is something you don't prefer, for the sake of conversation?
It's no big surprise that the role-playing scene has shifted drastically in the last few years. People have more real life responsibilities, AI can make finding a face-claim difficult, etc.

The purpose of this thread is honestly just to gather feedback from the RPG community on what rules and guidelines people like to see when they consider joining a roleplay now.

For example - do we prefer posting deadlines? Do we still prefer real life faceclaims? How many characters do we enjoy handling per RP? What genres are more popular now? As GMs, how are we going about making sure writers stay interested and engaged without coming across as overbearing or annoying?

I just want to hear what makes you interested in a Roleplay (outside of engaging plots) and what makes you go "oh, nuh-uh"?
Done.
Speaking of cats, I'm currently babysitting my S.O's brothers cat.

My furry nephew, if you will.
We cannot delete post history, but I can make the account anonymous.
I apologize for the delay my friends, and full understand if we've moved past the point of joining 🥹


Sorry for the delay on getting back to ya! We're unfortunately already full on writers at this time.


Location Pines Holler -> Pines Holler Fairgrounds
July 4th, 6pm.
Current temperature of 88 degrees.
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Pines Holler was without power for a total of seventy-two hours.

Most people had decided to pop in and out of Huskers to try and keep cool. Generators had been dispersed for free - by someone under the name of ‘Mercer’, most of the old men had said - though the majority of people seemed to refuse to take them in traditional stubborn Pines fashion.

With the lack of electricity in town, it seemed as if the gossip was running even more rampant. Word on the street had it that Mollie was fit to be tied with all of her cousin Dallas’ whining about the heat. Speaking of Dallas and Mollie - people were more than pleased to see Mollie spending more time at the bar again, while cautiously curious of what appeared to be a developing fling between Clive and Dallas. Anna Lou had remained a cornerstone at Huskers, making sure everything ran smoothly and listening to the never ending stream of complaints and speculations. It had been said that Elias Peterson was seen sneaking out of Huskers with one Virginia Davis - though the town hadn’t seemed to make up its mind on where that was headed quite yet.

Outside of Huskers developments, more graffiti now decorated the abandoned buildings around town. Officers Valen and Aiden had done a splendid job at keeping everyone safe and in line. People like Suz, Cliff, and the bikers had made sure that everyone stayed fed. Lee had done his best to keep Clarks open and operating for anyone needing something small. The heat had sucked, but all in all, Pines Holler had made it work - just like they always did.

What actually caused the power outage was still unknown, and while speculation still stirred, most of the town's conversation had shifted to the yearly Fourth of July celebration.

Every year at the Pines Holler Fairgrounds, the town came together to celebrate the foundation of the town and the United States. Pines Holler was technically founded on July third, but people didn’t seem to care about that small fact when they were eating funnel cakes.

To say that the Fourth of July Festival was a big deal in Pines was an understatement; bringing in massive revenue to local businesses and town funding from visiting tourists and locals from other nearby towns flocking over, it was something that the town prepared and planned for weeks ahead of time. The power outage barely a week prior had set things back, but it was nothing that couldn’t be solved with a few extra hands.

The celebration was a lot to take in - an amateur rodeo meets fair sort of thing. Rides of all sorts had been set up across the field; the ferris wheel, gravity drop and pendulum rides, swings, bumper cars, and more gave everyone something to do. There were games mixed in with the vendors - though it was always debated if they were rigged or not. Animals filled the stalls in the barn houses while local farmers hoped to make a quick buck. At certain booths, you could bet on the weight of an animal for a small prize. Young men and women dressed in their best western attire mingled in with the crowd, waiting to be thrown from whichever animal they chose to climb onto tonight while normal people settled for the mechanical bull.

The colors blue, white and red covered nearly all of the old wooden structures. Signage boasted about the ‘Wall of Death’ and ‘Human Cannonball’. Kids had already begun to run around with sparklers; the younger ones complained to their mothers that the sun was too bright. Live music drifted across the roar of the crowd while different local, live bands rotated onto stage. Food trucks and vendor booths were plentiful, offering local and trending goods. Funnel cakes, turkey legs, fresh lemonade, and barbeque were being bought left and right. Local police did their best to guide and aid traffic.

Gates opened at 6pm sharp, with rodeo festivities starting at seven. The grand finale of fireworks was scheduled to follow a speech from the mayor at ten sharp.

After the damper that the power outage had put on things, the people of Pines were more than ready to kick back and relax.

Interacting WithN/A
MentionsEverybody and they momma



Location Huskers Bar


Finding the motivation to push herself off of the brick wall and into the front door of Huskers, Callie let out a small sigh of relief as the cool air inside of the bar began to settle on her skin. She took a brief moment to enjoy the comfort before weaving her way through the thick crowd that had already occupied the space. Finding a spot between Cliff and Ettie, Callie wedged herself between the two as she climbed onto the barstool.

Flagging down one of the bartenders she ordered her favorite burger - cheddar, bacon, tomato, mustard, egg over medium, burger also cooked medium - and was sure to add it to the tab that she knew Rowan had left open specifically for her in order to avoid any arguments later. She started another tab on her card for any and all of her day drinking habits before Ettie snatched her up for a hug.

The smell of earth, wood, and weed blended surprisingly well with scents of the bar as she returned her Aunt's embrace.

”We’re fucked, ain’t we?” Ettie questioned, barely audible over the roar of the crowd. Callie could tell by the way the older woman's shoulders hanged that she felt just as - if not more - defeated than she did herself.

Lighting up another cigarette, Callie did her best to deflect. She didn’t want to ruin anyone’s day - especially Ettie’s. ”Now what’d make ya say that?” the young woman responded, feigning as much positivity as she could.

”The way you walked in here with your head hung all low.” It was Cliff who responded, his tone daring her to try and lie about it. ”That’s that three t’ five business days look.”

Sitting between two of her elders, it became very clear to Callie that she wasn’t going to be able to lie or feign her way out of this one. She hated being the bearer of bad news; hated the way that peoples faces always fell and the circles under their eyes grew darker as the defeat became more apparent under the weight of the words. The bartender placed her previously ordered shot of whiskey on the counter just in time for Callie to throw it back and chase it with her cigarette before responding.

”Yeah,” she sighed, her voice low. ”Jonesy said the report hadn’t even come through yet.”

”Oh so we’re real good n’ fucked,” Cliff huffed, flagging the bartender down himself.

”Whole town’s already sweatin’ more than a whore in church,” Ettie added, placing a gentle hand on Callie’s shoulder. ”Ain’t nothing you can do about it though, sugar. Ain’t even our fault, ya know?”

Callie nodded her head silently, doing her best to manage a half smile. Even though the defeat was now as evident in her as it was in everyone else, she tried to remain calm and keep it together for the sake of others. She was just about to respond when Cliff slid a shot of whiskey over to her and Ettie both.

The man raised his shot glass, prompting the women to do the same.

”Well ladies,” he began, voice full of false gusto. ”Here’s to a sweaty sumer kickoff.” Cliff placed his shot glass back on the counter with a soft thud, now beginning to climb off of the barstool. ”I’ll go run and deliver the news to Husker. Start formin’ a game plan to keep everyone fed n’ such over the next few days.”

Callie nodded her head once again, giving the man a small, genuine smile. ”Thank you, Cliff. That means more than you know.”

The mechanic chuckled, ruffling the top of her and Ettie’s heads with either hand.

”Anything to help a couple pretty ladies,” he joked, managing to make the pair laugh before disappearing behind the bar.

Interacting WithEttie and Cliff
MentionsRowan


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