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The east coast of the U.S. lacks big mountains and tall, coniferous forests like we have in the west. I'd terraform the east coast to have big, rugged mountains; volcanoes, mountain lakes, glaciers, deserts, temperate rainforests, and coniferous forests. No more "flat" in the central part of the U.S. No more wimpy mountains in the east coast. Less small, short, deciduous forests in the east coast. No more humid, hot, "yuckiness" in the southeast. The Appalachians used to be the tallest mountain range in the world, but due to erosion and time, have succumbed to the low foothills that we see today. "Make the Appalachian Mountains Tall Again" Hehe. Sorry, not sorry easterners.

Eevee! Eevee is so adorable. Especially a Rainbow Dash eevee.

Something to consider. Would it be better to impeach him and get Mike Pence? Or are we better off with Trump. Honestly, I can't figure out who would be worse.

This is where I read it from. But honestly, I think that its a very small chance, if anything really. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/monkey-cage/wp/2016/11/08/hillary-clinton-will-gain-votes-after-election-night-heres-why/

As a Christian liberal democrat, I am truly disappointed in the outcome of the election. It makes me sick to even consider the idea of a "President Trump." At the very least, it makes me proud to know that my own home state, the state of Oregon, is a strong liberal and democratic state. At this point, I see a few possible options for Hillary.: Hillary might still have a small chance when the mailed-in ballots come in. Many are still on their way. In the past, mail-in votes have had a significant effect on the swing states. Even more, mail-in ballots tend to skew towards the democratic side. It's a long shot, but still a possibility (Source). A recount could be done. There's a very small chance of success. If not, then the best that we can do is either: Resist and fight back in the senate and the house, essentially "shutting down" government and being uncompromisable like the Republicans did during Obama's term. They did that to us, after all. Hope that Trump messes up badly in office; or hope that he doesn't fulfill his promises and leaves his supporters disappointed (or angry) with him. So that if he tries to run a second time, he won't have enough support to win. Hope that he gets impeached. (But I'm not sure who's more dangerous: Trump or Mike Pence.) Get either Elizabeth Warren, Michelle Obama, Bernie Sanders to run for office against him. Get a famous celebrity democrat to run against him. As for my views, I am a moderate liberal. I am a strong environmentalist, but I also believe in most liberal causes. But while I do support things like social welfare like ObamaCare, I don't like the idea of "lazy" people taking advantage of the system. I believe that people need to work hard and honestly for their money. But I also believe that we have a responsibility to help out those who are struggling and those who are less fortunate than us. I also believe that we need to protect the peace in the world, but I also believe we spend far too much on the military. While I support LGBTQ+ rights, I don't like the way they force us into "accepting" it as normal.

I've been thinking about my ambitious summer backpacking and hiking plans, the election, my new Fluttershy life-size plushie (that is currently being made by qtpony), coming home for Thanksgiving Break and seeing my family, and coming home to cuddle with my Fluttershy life-size plushie made by Agatrix. As Flutterbat takes charge of the massive plushie army, she strikes fear (and heart attacks) into the souls of her enemies.

I think he needs to go back to kindergarten.

hehe, yeah. xD I just don't get why most people in Alaska would lean red. I mean, they're surrounded by incredible natural beauty. Mountains, lakes, forests, etc. But a person living in Oklahoma or Texas...?, haha, I can see why they wouldn't have the connection that us nature-y people have in the west–since those middle/southeastern states lack a lot of natural beauty compared to the western half. I'm in Oklahoma for college; great people here, but its just so flaaaaat here. xD

There is no way my state would go red. I live in Oregon. We love our beautiful greenery too much to sway red. Here's my prediction: I already voted for Hillary in Oregon. Personally, I think she'll do a wonderful job. I would never vote red as a Christian, because they are adamantly against the environment, public lands (avid hiker here ), and climate change science. The only real conservative position I hold is pro-life. xD Looks like I might have lost: xD Oh Texas, you.

Love the Intuos Pro. I have the large version.

I just joined about 2 years ago; been coming back to the forums on and off. Has it been more active in the past? Because it seems pretty active ever since I joined.

Looke great!