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>Government or corporations that can be a pain itself.
more like setting up a new bank account and they ask for lots of requirements that lead me to go for more bureaucracy and mandatory papers that for some reason have to be presented over there.

>The Republicans in my state aren't always the best at keeping either at bay. So while their are a lot of things I don't have to deal with compared to other parts of the country I still have experienced that pain.
My country isn't the best example to put as a reference. In fact,it goes in reverse,the only country that beat us in time spent for bureaucracy is France. They make things really difficult to do that while not impossible,it discourages a lot for doing anything.

>I have been partly spoilered. Not gonna say much
we have been spoilt not because of the episode itself but because of its drama and it's pretty obvious to notice where this is going. And yes,this includes shipping discussion in the very last season...

MLP: A cutesy "innocent" show that fuels drama until the end of the series. I don't want to imagine if this fanbase had these levels of retarded reactions for a series of higher standards (in theory)

>Still goes with what I said about your mind being burned out.
considering that I used /endpone/ during the most stressful periods,it's no wonder that my mind associates this activity as some sort of routine,despite being aware of its nature and telling the differences from my career to this.

>"If this place becomes a burden that forces attention, this place will die."
I cannot argue much with that. 2018,especially during the early months,was a volatile period when someone had to carry the wheel in order to get somewhere else. You ended up with that vision of this board because you had thought for the long term while I was thinking for the short term.