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Hi! I hate self promotion but, my friend has a mcyt roleplay server and we’re looking for more members! So far we only have a Wilbur, George, Tommy, and Tubbo (but there can be up to five people playing one mcyt!) Please join if you like roleplay and mcyt!
(Also, please read the server rules once you join!)
https://discord.gg/AC4RJBYw
Check out the MCYT RP server community on Discord - hang out with 5 other members and enjoy free voice and text chat.
hey remember when tommy called wilbur out for “spending $200 on etsy for a hamilton jacket” in front of 100k+ live viewers when they were in Roleplay Mode
Fundy committing MASS voter fraud is one of the most underrated moments in the smp let’s all be honest here
Hanging out with old people rules because after a while they trust you enough to confess to murder totally unprompted
Wait what.
Sometimes old ladies had to kick the ladder out from under their stepfathers when they were girls and that’s valid
oh, my little old lady murder story was her replacing the medication in her abusive husband's capsules with rat poison.
"back in the day, our grandmothers worked on their marriages and didn't get divorced!" nah, friend, they COULDN'T get a divorce so sometimes they killed their fuckin husbands. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
My grandma murdered her first husband the first time he beat their daughter.
I went caroling at a nursing home once and the conversation went from “your voices are lovely” to “I shot people during the war” rather quickly.
The full clip of Quackity learning about Tommy's death really shows how far his acting's gone. The way he says "This was today?" makes me sure that he's thinking of all the things he could have done if he had just logged on an hour earlier
Yknow what
Fuck it, ive had an irritating night being mocked and ignored so now im gonna be mocked and noticed lets go
/rp /dsmp im talking about the characters not the people
Dsmp character hot takes with Moth
-Dream deserves to suffer for all the pain he’s caused and frankly im happy that he’s miserable
-Im a bbh apologist. He’s literally being mind controlled. Some of yall seem to forget that the main reason the egg js so powerful is because it can brainwash and mind control people
-Phil’s not that bad of a character. He is a GRIEVING FATHER grappling with the reality of his son’s crimes, he doesn’t owe anyone anything, stop making him everyone’s dad
-I dont blame the eggpire folks for anything
-Quackity being a capitalist to grab at power is a coping mechanism, he’s always been powerless, he hates it
-Jack Manifold is a deeply hurt and conflicted character, come up with a better argument than “he wanted to kill a child” bc yall forgave niki fast as hell
-Techno’s character is a person. By reducing him down to a war machine that is meant to stay within a strict ruleset you erase his experiences with betrayal. Hes not heartless, hes sick of being used
-JUST BECAUSE A CHARACTER DOES SOMETHING OUTSIDE OF THEIR NORMAL PERSONALITY DOES NOT MEAN THEYRE DOING A VILLIAN ARC
-By trying to categorize characters as “good” and “evil” you erase a core lesson of the dream smp
-The chances of wilbur ever getting redemption, or help, are slim to none. Dont expect him to be anything but destructive when he returns
-Quackity and Schlatts relationship was an important piece of Quackity’s development and nobody talks about it
-Schlatt was right
-Stop assuming ranboo is always going to make sense, he is made to be contradictory
-Dont assume ranboo is always gonna be on the right side of history, there’s a good chance he will join dream
-I love Puffy but she, as a character, doesn’t do much but make promises she doesn’t keep
-Tubbo was a bad president, was not fit to be president, but also didnt want to be president. What did you expect?
-Tubbos isolationist, militaristic values are a defense mechanism, because he has always been used as a hostage or bargaining token, he has the right to be weary of others
-Stop expecting all characters to grieve the same way
-Sam holds only partial fault for Tommy’s death, and i expect him to spiral
-The Eggpire is the second most dangerous thing on the server besides dream
-Ranboo is likely going to be the person who breaks dream out
-Have I mentioned how quickly everyone forgave niki for trying to kill tommy, but keeps attacking jack, even though they had almost exactly the same reasons, and the only reason niki gave up on the assassination is because she was afforded the opportunity for a support system, and jack is dealing with all this on his own
-If i see any of you calling quackity heartless i swear to god-
-Tommy might not get better
-Wilbur’s return will result in chaos, blood, and so much death. Im saying it again: The Old Wilbur is dead, and isn’t ever coming back
-Sam is one of Dreams victims, nobody seems to think about how horrible being Dream’s warden must be
-CHARACTERS NOT BEING OUTWARDLY EMOTIONAL DOESN’T MAKE THEM COLDHEARTED, IT DOESN’T MEAN THEY DON’T FEEL PAIN, IT DOESN’T MAKE THEM LESS OF A PERSON
-Sapnap and Dream’s relationship is way too underrated, usually bc people favor dnf, which is incredibly irritating
And last but not least
-Dream apologists go to therapy, touch grass, stop forgiving a character that despicable, please
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For anyone who ever needs this (aka myself)
The Losers Club ships as duet songs (meme edition)!
Reddie: Fergalicious by Fergie. You can't persuade me otherwise. And Eddie uses 'Chuckalicious' in place of it. Trust me, they're a couple of funny lads.
Stanlon: Funky Town by Lipps Inc! Yeah they're proper and profesh but come on! They definitely dance around the living room singing "Doo doo doo do do, do do do do do."
Benverly: These two definitely head bang to Teenagers by My Chemical Romance. But then Bev gets too into it and leaps of her bed, smacking her head. Ben kisses it better.
Stenbrough: Fireflies by Owl City. And they watch the Tiktoks where they repeat 'You would not believe your eyes' to help with Bill's stutter.
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Honestly I don’t know how y’all can stand me
really love the way sleepy bois inc and dream team essentially switched one of their members.
like???
techno is sbi's pet american and george is dream team's pet brit. (/j)
when did y'all decide that you were gonna switch teams?
Oh fuck ur right
Tommy visits Techno's base a few more times while the anarchist is gone. But he is always quick to retreat, never stealing, in fear of Dream.
Techno obviously knows someone had been stalking out his base, but he's confused as to why and who.
Eventually, he catches Tommy, but before he is able to start bullying the kid, Tommy takes off and flees. Tommy rarely flees, much less without putting up any fight, so that sets off red flags. Still, Techno doesn't give chase, deciding it wasn't worth it.
He catches Tommy again a few days later, and this time gets a good look at the boy's appearance. Tommy looks like shit: covered in dirt with holes in his clothes, missing a shoe, and a bad case of eye bags. Tommy wasn't wearing armor, and was clearly shivering from the cold. Tommy flees again before Techno could get any closer.
The third time Techno catches him, Tommy is passed out in the snow, nearby his house. By now, Techno had been keeping an eye out for him. Finding the unconscious boy, Techno quickly brings him inside and sets him up in front of the fire place.
When Tommy wakes up, at first he has trouble processing anything, and the dead look in his eyes had frightened Techno. Here is the child who had a fiery passion to fight, and his flame was gone.
When reality catches up with Tommy, he panicked, muttering how Dream was gonna punish him for not being back, for leaving the island.
And I didn't know what else to write, and this has been sitting in my drafts for two days
TommyInnit Being Techno’s Annoying Little Brother (ft. Wilbur Soot):
TI: “Techno, can we swear on your stream?”
TB: “Tommy, please, my viewers I-”
TI: “YOU’RE BEING A BITCH.”
WS: “OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
sapnap: hey, it smells like updoyouneedahug in here
dream: what?
sapnap, tearing up: nothing
philza: if you found out you have one day left, what would you do?
wilbur: say goodbye and mend my relationships
tommy: something illegal
tubbo: accept my fate
techno: i would message ten people on facebook saying if they didn’t forward this message to ten people, i would die tomorrow
philza: jesus techno
tommy: i’m worried about you
tubbo, dunking an oreo in a monster: why?
Philza: I’m still on the letter Wilbur sent about Paris. It’s like 25 pages.
Philza: I like Tommy’s better, it’s short and to the point.
Philza: “Hi Dad, send money”
