Decision 2020
And another thing: for a good nine-tenths of their campaign, they were all flash and no substance. It was strictly for satirical purposes, to make fun of the way the real candidates’ campaigns were more flash than substance. They hadn’t gotten serious until September, and even then, their aim hadn’t been to win, it had been inflict damage.
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The audience laughed again, and just as it was dying down, Fred inquired “I thought it was a Pegasus?”
The audience started up again, nearly drowning out Jon’s retort of “It has a horn!”
“And wings,” Fred reminded him.
“So it’s like a cross between the two,” Jon said.
“Like a peggycorn?” Fred suggested.
I know, broken record, but god, do I love the accurate detail such as this that you portray. That was great, as was Jon and Stephen's conversation (and Stephen's texts :D). Interested to find out how the attempted shooting will be solved as well.
And the thought of Jon losing that lovely fluffiness of hair just makes me sad.
You want something that works; you want something that isn’t going to trample on people’s right with due cause and due process, something that isn’t going to stand on a critical issue for the sake political posturing, or tolerate such behavior.*Looks up at sky* Seriously, is this too much to ask for ( ... )
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Jon's not completely bald yet, but he's on his way.
Competent governments don't seem to exist these days.:( Thanks for reading!
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The vibrator joke... I cried.
And I'm always thinking of the game "Robot Unicorn Attack" when they mention the Unicorn.
Fantastic stuff. <3
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Ahem. Yeah. Thanks for reading!
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Peggycorn FTW. Excellent chapter, want more! I adore Jon and Stephen's characterizations. The story is just begging to be read. Write, write, write! Because I'm already considering proposing.
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