The East PacificBoard

Technocratic tagalog wrote:

sure thing with a battery of 9%

Fine, if you're going thru the suffering of a single device, let's just write about that.

And quickly

The first scene is a guy running on a really quiet road in Eastern India. It's early in the morning. No one's around.

he continues to run. We can hear the sound in his bluetooth headphones. Suddenly someone grabs at his headphones, trying to rob it. There's only one large house in the distance

There's a struggle. The man starts hitting the two smaller assailants. The jogger overpowers one and begins to throttle him.

Whack. Someone hits him with a stone on the back of his head. He's dead. They are alarmed. They're masked but we can tell they are young late teen boys.

The drag the body out of the frame and into the fog.

Next we see older kids in college. Talking about money and girls and such. We suspect one of the muggers is out protagonist, a fairly average student. He needs money because he wants to marry his girl. His girl asks him over and away from his dumb friends.

The girl's family wants her to get married off to some rich foreign man. She tells him he needs to do something. They argue, she leaves. It's obvious he loves her.

In the college courtyard he meets his friend, the other dude. He sees Jawad's depressed face and asks. He suggests they meet another friend of his. The protagonist declines, he doesn't want to get into his friend Karan's crazy schemes. points out, in the distance. His girlfriend, with other girls. He tells him he knows her father is looking for suitors. Jawad asks how and Karan tells him he has ways.

Jawad reluctantly agrees to meet Karan's somewhat dirty friend

What do you think so far?

Technocratic tagalog wrote:

epic. Gotta charge

I'll wait and figure out the rest

It's another day in the Fujian Cycling Corp. Office in Changson City. The newly-appointed foreign sales and operations manager sits in his office, awaiting for his cellphone to ring or his computer to sound a ding for a new email. He was used to the busyness of being the sales manager of Fujian Cycling in Zangai region; the strange idleness and silence made him restless as he stood up and began walking around. He knew that the Ministry of Economics, Commerce, and Trade (MECT) released a well structured framework on foreign exports and dealers for Kianese products and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) promoted and informed countries around Valsora that foreign trade is free and open (within the bounds of Kianese and International law, of course). But three days and no calls nor emails. And this wasn't just happening to them. Headlines for the past three days in business news had been dominated by these words: "No foreign interaction with Kianese industries". Shimano, the rest of the bike manufacturing industry, heck, even Hanseong and the other corporate giants got zero calls or emails from any foreign entrepreneur, dealer, or manufacturer willing to take their products to their countries.

He was pretty stressed thinking about it. So much that he leaves the office and heads to the R&D department to check out the new commuter bike and e-bike prototypes the department has readied for his review.

(Want to start foreign trade and commerce with Kianese industries? Give this guy or any other corporation in Kianhua a call now!)

Kianhua wrote:

It's another day in the Fujian Cycling Corp. Office in Changson City. The newly-appointed foreign sales and operations manager sits in his office, awaiting for his cellphone to ring or his computer to sound a ding for a new email. He was used to the busyness of being the sales manager of Fujian Cycling in Zangai region; the strange idleness and silence made him restless as he stood up and began walking around. He knew that the Ministry of Economics, Commerce, and Trade (MECT) released a well structured framework on foreign exports and dealers for Kianese products and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) promoted and informed countries around Valsora that foreign trade is free and open (within the bounds of Kianese and International law, of course). But three days and no calls nor emails. And this wasn't just happening to them. Headlines for the past three days in business news had been dominated by these words: "No foreign interaction with Kianese industries". Shimano, the rest of the bike manufacturing industry, heck, even Hanseong and the other corporate giants got zero calls or emails from any foreign entrepreneur, dealer, or manufacturer willing to take their products to their countries.

He was pretty stressed thinking about it. So much that he leaves the office and heads to the R&D department to check out the new commuter bike and e-bike prototypes the department has readied for his review.

(Want to start foreign trade and commerce with Kianese industries? Give this guy or any other corporation in Kianhua a call now!)

(You are really thirsty for that trade and commerce)

*slow claps into the room*

Well... well... well, look what we have he-

*realizes no one said his name*

Oh... ok then...

*slow claps out of the room*

I require a glass of water.

Where's the water dispenser?

A ok engineer wrote:

Where's the water dispenser?

#StopTheSpamming

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Republoslavia wrote:

The land of god
YOU HERETIC STOP RIGHT NOW
philosophy
everyone will miss the old plazland, and i have a request, can you do a galactist flag for republoslavia?
WDYM?
marrabuk?

yesyesyeys

A ok engineer wrote:

𝔄 𝔭𝔦𝔢𝔠𝔢 𝔬𝔣 𝔩𝔞𝔫𝔡 𝔞𝔭𝔭𝔯𝔬𝔳𝔢𝔡 𝔶𝔬𝔲𝔯 𝔞𝔫𝔫𝔬𝔲𝔫𝔠𝔢𝔪𝔢𝔫𝔱.

good font.

Republoslavia wrote:

w̴̨̛͖̘̰̋́͜h̵̝͂a̶̧̜̍͆̅̓͐̇t̷̡̩͈̙͒̈͂̐̊̃͜ ̵̢̧͍͈̫̓̍ȁ̷̗̫̬͙͛̉̇̉̚b̴̬̘̽͝ơ̷̲̬̾̈͗͘ǘ̵͔t̷͔̍̐́̑̒ ̷̠̦͙̌ẗ̷̜̜́̑̌̍͊̑h̸̬̄̈́̿͌̂̚i̵͎̫̓̈́͑͋̕s̴̡͖͍̻̗̬͂́̏͛̎̀?̶̯͘

Looks weird, nooo.