Cluckz

Empires At War Minecraft Server

~Planet Earth Map (1:1500 scale replica of Earth)

~Factions (Minus 10 power for every death, gain 5 power every hour, 50 power maximum per player)

~Crackshot Plugin (Guns, Crossbows, Slings, Throwing Spears and Explosives sold by an NPC vendor)

~Movecraft Plugin (Build a ship to sail the oceans and seas or make a drill to collect stone and ores)

~RaC Plugin (Choose one of twelve unique ancestries)

~NPC Vendors (Obtain all 7 for your faction if you build 7 houses and a market area)

~Kit Starter (Use /kit starter every 12 hours for iron tools and 1 diamond)

https://empiresatwar.enjin.com/

Server IP: 54.39.118.142:25569

Today is my first day in university... I feel nothing (though it's five in the morning so maybe it's just that).

I'm not gonna be a pleb and make a goodbye post. If I leave, I'll do so gradually and quietly. But I probably won't leave; my activity will just diminish. Have a good one, and enjoy Blackflames for me...

friend me

When you get on Enjin expecting to see at least 20 notifications and then you remember Ventures into the Remote is on pause x'd

Sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night and think, wow, Cluck really is a weird person

You left craft's RP right when things were getting really interesting. F

I absolutely need to know and be able to build ocean waves like you did please. It's urgent ;-;

Oh and my graduation ceremony is today so ye rip school lul

p.s. Cap, you can rp as Daugo while I'm gone

KEKMAN

Well people, give or take a few minutes, I was born precisely eighteen years ago today. Been a pleasure "knowing you" for the last 5 or so.

*opens Enjin after two days away*
*67 notifications*
"Geezuz wth"
*Ahnafrahman went on a liking spree*
But of course.

One event, or rather, an umbrella of related events dominated the Puerto Rican news today. Perchance you might've heard of it, but it's unlikely that you heard a very in-depth discussion about. Don't worry, I'll only bring you the basics.

There was a nationwide strike today. It was called to protest pretty much everything my government and that of the U.S. has done to us since 2016 and even before, but particularly the archaic labor reforms being considered, the educational reform that will pave the way for the sale of the public school system, and several austerity measures imposed on us by the governing junta that will likely bury us in even greater poverty.

The strike was good, despite what you may hear. Tens of thousands of people went to protest at our capital city (as well as other major ones), and everything was done in a very peaceful manner. Our points would've had an impact if it'd stopped there.

However, it did not. In the early afternoon, a group of a couple hundred university students and more insurgent people began stoning the policemen that were blocking the way to the financial heart of the island, a strip of road called the Golden Mile or La Milla de Oro. This stopped after a few minutes, but tensions were high. Negotiations began with the police to let the protestors march through the Golden Mile. Everything seemed to be leading to a peaceful resolution, and the authorities let everyone understand that they would be withdrawing within a few minutes. Then, suddenly, they began shooting canisters of tear gas and beating the people with batons. They started arresting protestors, and chased some for 2.6 kilometers, and into their homes, which they broke into without a court order.

It infuriates me that the police always choose the establishment over their fellow countrymen. All right, I get it, they were throwing stones at them, but why not arrest them there and then? And yes, they have a job to do, I know, but the junta isn't sparing them either. Moreover, it's irascible that our point should get drowned out by some incidents at the end. The strike was otherwise very successful. But no one will cover that now, no; they'll talk about the violence and ignore the reasons we went on strike in the first place.

All right power came back to me at 2 AM, yay.

Nonetheless, while we were dark, the Federal Courts ruled in favor (obviously) of the junta imposed on us by Congress, supporting the austerity measures they proposed. What does this mean for us?
-between 5 and 25% less funds for retired public employees
-a substantial reduction in the budget for our public universities, while increasing tuition dramatically
-no more aid for the unemployed
-50% less holidays for all employees
-the sale of public assets to private enterprises
-a large reduction in the budget for the Health Card that let thousands with no access to health insurance have basic medical attention
-an increase of 25 cents to the salary of people over 25 years, probably so that the country doesn't rise up in arms just yet
-decreased budget for municipalities

These probably don't sound that horrendous to y'all Americans, but Puerto Rico takes many of these things for granted, and it's extra infuriating when it's not even our country that chose them, but a group of bastards chosen by a foreign government that has no interest in our well-being. Congratulations if you managed to read this in its entirety xdd

Today in Puerto Rico!
A digger belonging to a private company hired by the government to help fix the electrical grid accidentally struck a power line, causing a chain reaction that led to the entire island losing power since around 6 hours ago. It is estimated that it will take at least 24 hours to get it back up and running as it was yesterday. How fun! *cries in Puerto Rican*

Cluckman is currently online

The days and weeks feel shorter and shorter as my school years draw to an end.

I was this close to making a short poem based on that, but opted out xd

I see you are also somewhat woke on the bullshit known as natural rights.

Would Vader beat Voldemort?

if a dead chicken isn't dead then what is it?

Bye holidays