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...and will keep pestering you on ICQ and making sure everything is crystal clear :D

Kindergarten.

Let me tell you where I've been. I went to the second volunteer gathering of the Verkh-Isetsky district, which was essentially a kind of pioneer camp, but only for two days and with a slight focus on, uh, volunteering. At first, I was very scared of everything; I'm a sociophobe, after all, but then I started to get into the general atmosphere of relaxation (in a good sense) and friendliness. Most of the people I met were quite nice and kind, and I found a couple of guys with similar personalities, and we got along well. Also, I was lucky that we had the best instructor (according to the others), who pushed us hard enough to make us tired, but not so hard that we started swearing and cursing the camp (:
And separately, I'll talk about the poetry evening - preparations for it took half an hour, some people were writing poems, probably for much longer, and it itself lasted only about 45 minutes, but it was really great :) I'm a romantic and quite sentimental (shocking news, yes, yes), so for me, it was magical :) We arranged candles in the shape of a heart, turned off the lights in the room, and sat next to the candles (although it looked more like a circle, to be honest)). Before that, we were given lists with the order of performances and told that we didn't need to ask "is it my turn now" - just see that the person has finished and start yourself. The audience was also allowed to come, so there were quite a few people. It should be noted that in the pioneer camp, everything happens in an atmosphere of eternal positivity - everyone speaks loudly, jokes, applauds everything that is more or less worthy of applause, and so on. Well, and there, the host of the evening, in a very quiet voice, constantly stumbling, as if for the first time (it didn't look stupid, but very sincere and from the heart), said something like:
"Hello friends, I welcome you to our poetry evening. I would like to tell you about the rules. Well, first, applause. There are... none. It's not customary. Second, during someone's performance, you should try not to walk around, rustle, or make noise. And third, you can't talk on your cell phone or with a friend during the performance. Well, and I would like to start with my poem..."
And after that, the evening began. The candles burned in plastic cups so that a random gust of wind wouldn't blow them out (or maybe not for that reason) and created beautiful highlights and lights in the darkness. And whoever read a poem or sang, playing the guitar in the illuminated circle of faces... Damn, it was just amazing. It was worth going just for that.
Thank you for reading this, username, and even more thanks if you understood me (:

I used to play tabletop RPGs, which Arandor loves to reference... I remember, even from childhood, when I still played like all normal kids, we tried not to play with those who got too upset about losing.

So, we won't play with Krab anymore :D

P.S. Yes, I'm being sarcastic :D

Arandor, what’s wrong with you? Vortex said that he made the decision to have you killed after weighing everything, or almost everything. He based his decision on incomplete and, I assume, subjective information from the informant.
It’s great that you liked the game, but you’re going too far with all this, IMHO.

Friends, I didn't intend to start another controversy. I deleted part of the post.

I used to think Siever was a tough Siberian guy, but he's actually a cutie :3

Siver is a tough Siberian cutie.

I used to think Siever was a tough Siberian guy, but he's actually a sweetie :3

Yes, sometimes I can be overly aggressive or, conversely, cold; a psychologist would explain this as a defensive reaction to my own fear, and they might be right.

I want to express my sincere gratitude to Wesker for organizing the "Expedition." Despite everything, I enjoyed it. I apologize for getting tired of playing out actions in the general setting. Honestly, I was even inspired by the idea – I want to try organizing something similar, but my own version. I think it's worth trying again, but this time we'll try to stick together – just like in "Mafia," it's difficult for the town to win without coordination, and the same applies here.

By the way, as a form of advertisement:)
We need more people for "Mafia." We managed to gather 15 people, although the game was planned for 20. Now I'm thinking, what the heck, we can remove two roles, but no more than that...

The forum is experiencing a decline in activity, especially in the social section.
As you can see, even your humble servant, who spends 24 hours a day on the forum, is not very active. He is busy with incredibly important tasks, such as saving the galaxy and other minor things.

I just don’t feel like playing Mafia. It’s not my thing.

The forum is experiencing a decline in activity, especially in the social section.

Just as I said.

Alright, let's have some fun. Let's share some crude jokes about God-Admin and the coordinators...)))

You're just pretending, and then BAM! – Hammer of Fate!