HOUSEKEEPING'S PROFILE

Well, you're going to have them for another year at least!

Ahahaha...ha...hoo boy.

His face then dissolved into a cascade of pink slush by the acidic vomit of Ultra Hitler.

New Track: March of the Korgis.

I like to think of narratives when I compose sometimes. The song starts with regal-looking korgis marching down the streets, shooting imperialistic gazes at the peasants. Then around :32 seconds someone throws a stick and they hop after it.

author=Davenport
I don't buy that false optical illusion not even a little bit.
Trump's speech gave honest answers to real problems.

His answers were honest to him in the moment, sure. Unfortunately, they were often objectively untrue. Cutting taxes for the rich isn't going to increase jobs "bigly." Stop and Frisk won't lower crime--which, by the way, is already pretty damn low despite media inflation--but it will be a huge privacy violation and make the poor--especially minorities--feel more like second class citizens and will increase racial tensions instead of magically decrease them as Trump proposed. Renegotiating trade deals would just be another Brexit--a ton of policy work that's already functioning well and will probably result in an unstable market, international ill will, and little gains. Most of his discussion, though, was him saying things that should infuriate you, like he doesn't pay income tax or he would literally bomb an Iranian boat because some of its occupants were taunting Americans.

Say what you want about Hillary's trustworthiness; if half of her policies get through, America would be infinitely better off than being under control of that moronic caricature of a billionaire.

That's a great idea, Merlandese. I considered doing something similar with a fade to black and some images popping up, but I decided against it when weighing the time cost of it. I'm pretty good about not cutting corners in the scenes, so I liked having a few scenes where I could just rely on writing for once, haha. I'll still consider it, though; I do like the idea--especially utilizing a more childlike medium like crayons or chalk.

Fun fact: when I first started Jimmy and it was meant to be a much shorter game, almost everything was drawn with crayons (well, the crayon tool in MS Paint...).