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6 yrs ago
Current Every day I believe that people can't get any dumber then Trump has a press conference
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6 yrs ago
Women aren't mysterious, men are often dense
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6 yrs ago
"We commit the sins again And our sons and daughters pay"
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6 yrs ago
Good point life but to make a correction----- When Life gives you Lemons... Grab a fat one an squirt it in Life's Eyes
6 yrs ago
They when life gives you lemons... grab one of the fat ones an squirt it in lie's eyes

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Hello curious person, I am Rumiko Goddess of Chaos, Benevolent Dictator; The Bluemoon Dreamer....You know a nut case

Where do I come from? I could be a smartie an say the "Great State of Denial" but lets just agree that I like keeping my RL Life disconnected from my RP Life.

I survived Guildfall and have always loved this place even though I see a lot of good RP time eaten up in Discord drivel

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Now we need the others to chose and we can have a bit of fun
@Sola

Right 'O the offending and possibly suggestive bit removed
@Sola

Oh the slight Fanservice, I thought so much, en momento
@sassy1085@Sirkaithethird

It would be rare a boy that age, even a Midshipman /Cabin boy be allowed on a Naval vessel and only then if they were related to the Captain or higher rank aboard. Powder monkey's were sometimes as young as 10 but taken only if they had the strength and stamina to do the task.




Oh and if I may Ask Captain; "Is it permissible that I know a bit of our Orders"

Stand taller fingers almost on my buttons; "I ask as knowing our sailing orders allows me to prepare for regional malady's"
@RumikoOhara I don't mind the height issue that others had raised, yet I am hesitant to accept the sheet solely on the picture.


Please explain?

@RumikoOharaDamn, she's tall. And that biography.


What did I ramble too much


@Red Mage

While women didn't hold commissions or rank there were women aboard Royal Naval Vessels

Women and the British Navy

A large number of women started following their sailor-husbands to sea, and in the British navy during the eighteenth century, a few women even joined their husbands on battleships. The British Admiralty officially did not allow women on board, but records show that captains often let the wives of officers join the ship and share their husbands' cabins or hammocks and food rations.

Why would a woman leave home to travel on a ship of war? Many had no home or money while their husbands were at sea. The ship provided a home and a chance to share life, however harsh, with their husbands. The wives worked on the ship, mending or cleaning clothes or serving as captains' maids. In battle, they attended the wounded or carried gunpowder; a few were wounded themselves.
@RumikoOhara I believe that would conflict with @HokumPocus's character. Apologies if I'm wrong.


LOL Well there's just no hope for me
@Sola

Nerd LOL

I can alter Tomari if you like and make her Head of the Cooking Club
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