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[freezespirited]

Not that I can't appreciate the thought that went into this, but you ought to think of a more fun type of way to trick people. Catching people off guard and leading them to embarrassing themselves? Fun. Freaking them out and creating a panic on the brink of hysteria? Not so much.

Unless it's Bunny, but he's that special exception--and you probably don't even know what I'm talking about. How can so many adults even see me?

And let's say this isn't a prank, and I really was fictional. Does that matter? It felt real to me, as far as I'm concerned my life is real.

So now that I've accepted my new realness, I'd like to go and do my job. This climate really isn't meant for someone who visits the South Pole on a whim.

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[coimiceoir]

Whether or not it's a "novelty" doesn't matter. So the shirt would say that whoever is wearing it likes the city. That's stupid. The city isn't so nice - some of the people, maybe, but not the city. And we all want to get home anyway!

[badnewsboy]

The people make the city. Asgardia was Asgardia not because it was a place, but because of the cobble and stone, but because of those who resided there. It would be the same of New Moore.

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[coimiceoir]

The people change - they always do, even in other cities where people aren't brought against their will. The city changes too, but retains the same name. What, then, do the wearers hold affection for? The city whose name they bear? Or the people who may not still live there whose names are no longer connected to the city? It seems a poor memorial for those who are gone.

[badnewsboy]

You are in a poor mood.

[Audio]

[coimiceoir]

Saying one thing and doing another are the way of life. But that doesn't mean I have to enjoy it.

[Audio]

[badnewsboy]

Yes, I see.