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Once upon a time...

Day 5,062, 20:57 • Published in Japan Japan

• by Tom Medelsvensson

This game was once full of idealists, Manga fans, Japanophiles. There were very few actual Japanese that were residents of eJapan. I washed up upon these shores in 2009 after having my initial home country, eNorth Korea blown up. I washed up like so much flotsom.

R.I.P. to the following eCitizens, both of whom I remember fondly.

R.I.P. Sophia Forrester:
https://www.erepublik.com/en/citizen/profile/1327694

I really, really liked Sophia. She was funny and wise.

R.I.P. Reiji Mitsurugi
https://www.erepublik.com/en/citizen/profile/1498843

A true idealist and very nice ePerson.

Believe it or not, all you min/max munchkins -- this game used to be enjoyable.

What we have now is a a far cry from what it used to be.

Why do I continue to play? Good question. To spite you all, maybe.

Comments

Darshu Day 5,063, 08:39

I remember writing a haiku on Reiji:

Denture, old man smell,
Stooped back, head with no hair
Ever it will last.

Darshu Day 5,063, 08:39

It was for the haiku competition. 😃

Squibeel Day 5,063, 09:50

Good old days.

Darshu Day 5,063, 23:27

What can I say about Sophia.. She was a devoted ULJ member during my presidency and shared the burden of the party with me in aspects of life. I think fondly of her experience and her 桃色のふともも.. The bondage stuff I could never enjoy but for her I was happy to do it..

Darshu Day 5,064, 01:46

My bed is cold and the leather ribbons lie abandoned in the corner collecting dust since she left.