I would assume so since it just reopened yesterday
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STATUS: If you bought the Pikachu version instead of the Eevee version, I'm afraid we cant be friends anymore. 6 yrs ago
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If you bought the Pikachu version instead of the Eevee version, I'm afraid we cant be friends anymore.
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is pieson an actual word?
I'm a fairly ambiguous guy. I often enter conversations with a single punctuation, and it's never been a problem before.
Real suspicious aren't we? Did it occur to you that, being one of the people who originally spawned the RP, I might be posting just to assure you I'm still around?
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People, actual living people, were here in this nightmare with her. Tsubaki would have cried if she wasn't practically crying already. Instead she tried to move to them. Surely she would be safe if she was with other people? She tried as hard as she could, but Tsubaki had never been a strong girl. With the air in this place clinging to her lungs and her heart beating like a rabbit's, the effort of running was too much. Gulping in ragged breaths, she fell to her hands and knees.
Then the terrible cry reached her ears. Looking back, she saw the monster she had just escaped headed right for her, and her heart fell like lead. She couldn't move, her legs wouldn't work now, and despair had sapped the last of her strength away. She closed her eyes and felt a surreal acceptance steal over her.
She was going to die here. That was practically a fact already, she had just been delaying it.
People, actual living people, were here in this nightmare with her. Tsubaki would have cried if she wasn't practically crying already. Instead she tried to move to them. Surely she would be safe if she was with other people? She tried as hard as she could, but Tsubaki had never been a strong girl. With the air in this place clinging to her lungs and her heart beating like a rabbit's, the effort of running was too much. Gulping in ragged breaths, she fell to her hands and knees.
Then the terrible cry reached her ears. Looking back, she saw the monster she had just escaped headed right for her, and her heart fell like lead. She couldn't move, her legs wouldn't work now, and despair had sapped the last of her strength away. She closed her eyes and felt a surreal acceptance steal over her.
She was going to die here. That was practically a fact already, she had just been delaying it.
Nah, I'll leave it as is.
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*hrugs*
Terror gripped Tsubaki and her legs fell out from under her, her heart trying to escape her chest and run away on its own. She was going to die, and this thing was going to kill her. That was fact.
It was a fact her mind KNEW, but her body couldn't accept. Almost acting without thought, Tsubaki pushed away from the wall, sliding under the flimsy partition into the next stall, then the next after that. She scrambled to her feet and threw herself at the stall door, almost falling over again as it burst outward. Without looking back, she ran out of the bathroom, calling for help as loud as she could. Only one thought played itself again and again in her mind.
I need to run away, don't stop running.
It was a fact her mind KNEW, but her body couldn't accept. Almost acting without thought, Tsubaki pushed away from the wall, sliding under the flimsy partition into the next stall, then the next after that. She scrambled to her feet and threw herself at the stall door, almost falling over again as it burst outward. Without looking back, she ran out of the bathroom, calling for help as loud as she could. Only one thought played itself again and again in her mind.
I need to run away, don't stop running.
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