Vilageidiotx

its the day after halloween

18th Century Ice Age

You got me there. But the same could be said of all the characters in Hamilton and their real life counterparts.

... except Lafayette.

@Byrd Man

I was kinda under the impression that Lin-Manuel Miranda played himself.

18th Century Ice Age

I'm down to clown.

Also Hamilton's Jefferson is pretty close to the real guy in a lot of ways.

@Byrd Man

i don't know that he could rhyme that good

Do you sleep with one partner or two

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Do they have to be attached to someone?

@SmallWonders

well we can't always get what we want

Do you sleep with one partner or two

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What about someone else's arms?

@Taaj

ideally you get as many arms as you can

Rigging the Election: The Clinton Campaign and DNC incite violence at Trump Rallies

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Is he also implying she'll trade insider news for sex with young ambitious journalists?

@Dinh AaronMk

Anderson Cooper better stay out of subways if she wins.

Rigging the Election: The Clinton Campaign and DNC incite violence at Trump Rallies

For those who say Hillary will work for America, I'll just leave this.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Cards_(..

@ArenaSnow

so you are saying Hillary is going to get rid of welfare and replace it with a massive new-deal style work program?

18th Century Ice Age

You know what I'm gonna say.

@Dinh AaronMk

I do?

Rigging the Election: The Clinton Campaign and DNC incite violence at Trump Rallies

Writing in a non-candidate is going to get the orange soda.

@Dinh AaronMk

it's cool as fuck to do

in 2008 i drove a buddy to the polls to vote who wrote in for sheriff in every election the name of a famous serial murderer.

he was also high af on pain killers when he voted that year and swore he forgot having ever voted, even though I drove his drooling ass up to the polling station to do so.

ahhh, if only this year was as simple as 2008

18th Century Ice Age

Okay, so the gist of the idea s that we'd be in a world where some sort of glaciation event has changed the literal landscape of the earth thereabouts the year 1770. Something like this. So kinda like The Day After Tomorrow, but with tricorns and muskets.

I understand the science is silly because, you know, not the type to worry about that in RP's, and because it isn't fun for me to think about. If it is too silly we could chalk it up to something supernatural, or we could just not go there altogether.

The context would be that, after this ice-age situation has descended, People living in the north (including most Europeans) are forced to flee to either their colonies or elsewhere. A civilization on the cusp of revolutionary enlightenment would be thrust into a unique semi-apocalyptic setting. I was thinking on starting out with the RP focused in the unfrozen regions of Southern North America, the Caribbean, and South America, since that seems a naturally place for most refugees from Europe to land.

Structurally speaking I was thinking of allowing everybody 1 to 3 perspective characters (you could make up other characters, but you'd have to be nailed to making major decisions from only three perspectives. So, like, if your character visits the King of France, you can't suddenly make all the decisions for the King of France). I'll let people I vet play important or historical people, but that means I'd have to see at least part of a post from that perspective and some evidence you can handle it. Like, I don't want to tell a dude "Yeh you can RP Thomas Jefferson" and find out all you know about the guy was learned from Hamilton.

Anyway, I know it is a bizarre idea, but I've grown attached to its bizareness and I want to do something with it.