Typical day for A civilian in your country

by **Cyborg Holland** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 11:42 am

What is a Typical day for A civilian in your country

by **Ta Fortress 2** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 12:35 pm

by **Thurask** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 12:38 pm

Thurask wrote:0630- Wake up to the shrill droning of an ancient 45 RPM classical record on Radio Thurask
0635- Try and conserve water during the shower and brushing teeth
0640- Suit, tie and black Oxfords again...
0645- Retrieve processed cheese sandwich from back of the fridge
0646- Try and chug pot of delicious coffee
0649- Out the door of your concrete prefab apartment and into your 1980s-vintage scrapheap/a bus belching smoke/a cramped subway car
0650-0750- Enjoy eating sandwich while trying to navigate through nest of roads/subway tunnels/sidewalks
0750- Arrive at work!
0751- Show your ID card to the drone at the front desk and hope you aren't late
0752- Into your cubicle for the day!
0753-1600- Work in the bowels of some government Ministry/Bureau/Department/etc., filing records, filling records and listening to ancient music played on ancient radios. The computers all of this is done on are likely older than the people who fix them. Every so often, pull out another cheese sandwich from your bag, and try not to get crumbs on the keyboard, the thing'll have a short circuit.
1600- Work's out for the day!
1601- Try not to get caught in the stampede of people out the door
1605- Make it to your 1980s-vintage scrapheap/a bus belching smoke/a cramped subway car and go home for the day
1645- Quick stop at the liquor depot
1646- Swipe your card, and the drone behind the desk hands you a bottle of fine vodka that may or may not be made from furniture and old Kalashnikov parts
1648- Out the door again, and going back home
1705- Get home
1706-1900 Lie on the couch for a few hours, crying at your existence
1901- Remember you had that bottle of vodka
1902- Call up that girl from the Agriculture Ministry who lives next door and who was obviously looking at you from across the cubicle sea
1905-1100- Get smashed, pray the condom didn't break
1101- Pass out
0630- Wake up to the shrill droning of an ancient 45 RPM classical record on Radio Thurask...

by **Rastynhaven** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 12:39 pm

Rastynhaven wrote:The average age in Rastynhaven is 14 years as we are a young nation (not literally) so we have decided to randomly lottery a student out of the millions that live in Rastynhaven, we picked Suvika Lekumaausuki, an ordinary Alini girl from Inner City Kripatra
6:00: Get up, take a shower, and get ready for school
6:15: Breakfast
6:30: Finish breakfast and take the subway to the "Gaaeeiinaskaausuiva Secondary School for Magick, Science, and Humanities Education" in Inner city Kripatra
6:30-7:00: Homeroom
7:00-8:00: Mathematics
8:00-9:00: Necromancy
9:00-10:00: Geomancy
10:00-11:00: Theurgy
11:00-12:00: Lunch Hour
12:00-13:00: Nutrition
13:00-14:00: Polylinguist Arts
14:00-15:00: Painting
15:00-16:00: History
16:00-17:00: Dance
17:01: Dismissal
17:30: Stop by at the library to drop off books, do homework, and surf the interweb
18:00: Spend time with friends in downtown Kripatra
18:30: Take the subway home
19:00: Supper time
19:45: Finish rest of homework
20:00-21:30: Study, read and listen to music
21:30: Go to bed
23:34: Wake up, sees that Mom's midnight cooking caught on fire again and extinguish fire
23:57: After reassurance from firefighters that everything is going to be okay and telling mom that she shouldn't cook anymore, go back to bed.

by **Unilisia** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 12:41 pm

Children under the age of 15 go to school; Those above the age of 15 go to their assigned workplaces.

by **Unicario** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 12:46 pm

Pretty much what you'd expect an average communist to do.

Most average civilians work in labor, such as mining, gardening, manufacturing...

And every morning before the work shift begins, the people have to line up in shoulder-to-shoulder in front of the Unicarion flag, and sing the anthem. They proceed to work for a few hours, eat lunch, work some more, clock out, return home, and do whatever they want to do.

Women don't usually labor however. They usually are in government (politics), and usually run the state media, state government, and other things.

It's mostly a woman's society in Unicario.

ŌZU SECONDARY SCHOOL
Unity Provincial School District, Unity, Unity Prefecture, Unicario

STUDENT NAME: Nakamura, Shizuka (中村静香)
MOTHER'S NAME: DECEASED (Adopted mother: Glorious Shogun, Sakura Fujimoto)
FATHER'S NAME: DECEASED (No adoptive father)
AGE: 16
STUDENT YEAR: Year 10

Classes:
Period 1: Algebra Studies
Period 2: History
Period 3: Research
Period 4: Government
Period 5: Music
Period 6: Language Arts
Period 7: Biology
Period 8: Comrades of Today; Leaders of Tommorrow (UNIQUE)
Period 9: Imperial Youth Training Group (UNIQUE)
Period 10: Clubs (GIRLS CLUB)

Current GPA: 4.0
Currently sponsored for Youth Representative in People's Congress

Current heir to Shogunate -- TREAT WITH RESPECT!!

Above is a current information document of Shizuka Nakamura, adopted daughter of the Shogun.

by **Cyborg Holland** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 12:50 pm

Unilisia wrote:Children under the age of 15 go to school; Those above the age of 15 go to their assigned workplaces.

Wow......

by **GSSR** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 12:52 pm

Get up, survive, go to bed, repeat

by **Unilisia** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 12:54 pm

Cyborg Holland wrote:
Unilisia wrote:Children under the age of 15 go to school; Those above the age of 15 go to their assigned workplaces.

Wow......

If you want me to get into considerable detail, then I can. There is a lot more to Unilisia than just working. However, you are required to have a job doing something...

by **The FTR** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 12:55 pm

Do EVERYTHING the government tells you to do. It is a complete totaltarianist government. No one is above the government (Except for large corporations) no matter what your gender, age, race, or anything else is.

by **Ta Fortress 2** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 12:56 pm

The FTR wrote:Do EVERYTHING the government tells you to do. It is a complete totaltarianist government. No one is above the government (Except for large corporations) no matter what your gender, age, race, or anything else is.

Gentleman, we have a target.

by **Goldsaver** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 12:57 pm

Our civilians have far too diverse of lifestyles to be classified in one, and our people don't rigidly follow schedules like robots.

by **Tallonius** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 12:59 pm

In the central area, the Northern and SOuthern forces have been clashing for a while now, so the majority of the day is work with gunshots and occasional missiles.

by **Galonica** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 1:00 pm

Unilisia wrote:Children under the age of 15 go to school; Those above the age of 15 go to their assigned workplaces.

OOC: Sounds a little bit like The Giver. Depressing book.

IC: School is compulsory for those under 18. After that, one must spend at least 2 years in the military. College attendence is not compulsory.

by **Unilisia** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 1:00 pm

Galonica wrote:
Unilisia wrote:Children under the age of 15 go to school; Those above the age of 15 go to their assigned workplaces.

OOC: Sounds a little bit like The Giver. Depressing book.

IC: School is compulsory for those under 18. After that, one must spend at least 2 years in the military. College attendence is not compulsory.

Eh. Unilisian's do other things, but tend to have a collective mentality.

by **Zdrakeh** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 1:04 pm

Zdrakeh is a Communist nation (Well, space empire) in a very small sense. It is classless because everyone gets paid the same,corporations are non existent, and most are drafted into our military at 18 until the age of 40 (Although Zdrakehns age differently then Humans, this is a rough equivalent. It is equal to 50 Zdrakehn years, and Zdrakehns live for 200 human years on average) but otherwise they are free. Some combine incomes and get multiple jobs to afford better furniture, housing, and entertainment (To prevent rioting, Zdrakehn Government has it's own district dedicated to providing the people with entertainment.)

by **Lundlle** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 1:07 pm

Up at dawn for a breakfast of porridge and eggs from the hens, then out to work on the farm.
Saturdays and Sundays are traditionally non working days for farmers. the smell of Mr. Wello's fresh baked bread fills the air as you walk or cycle down to the post office and have a gossip about Mrs. Ros' new fling with a much younger man.
As the sun sets, it's a good time for that big evening meal, seeing as most people don't eat at lunch time. Pasta or Pizza are always good for the kids, and a nice salad for the dieters, then there's time for reading, chess or even a sing-a-long of old traditional songs, taught to you by your elderly grandmother. Father plays the ukulele, and mother puts on piano shows for the local WI.
Monday signals a return to farm labour, and school for the children. School normally runs from 8 until 12, with optional classes running in the afternoons. most children have to go home to help of course.
The weather is variable as in any country, but it's nice. Never to hot or too cold. Lots of rain though.

That was a typical day for a farmer's family i guess. that's not the only job of course.

https://dragcave.net/user/Bellumsaur13 · by **Saurisisia** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 2:03 pm

There's no so-called "typical" day for any citizen, as there are different species, different backgrounds, different careers to choose from, and different places to live. Thus, there are no "typical" day for any one citizen.

by **Syreene states** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 2:37 pm

For the average working adult on a work day (post conscription): Get up, shower/shave/wake up, make/have breakfast, go to work, work, light lunch, nap (maybe), more work, go home, spend time with spouse/family, do some housekeeping stuff, make/eat dinner, spend time with spouse/family, (if possessing kids:put kids to bed somewhere in here,) get ready to go to sleep, (maybe have sex with spouse somewhere in here,) and go to sleep.
Of course, just about half the population are unemployed homemakers, retired, attending school, or currently conscripted, so that's not that representative of the population. Of course, with a mean household size of 6 people, and a mean of 2.6 jobs per household (in an 6 person household, there are usually two or three working family members, and one or two looking after the house and kids/grandkids,) so that's not bad.

by **Gorica** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 2:39 pm

It depends on if you're a freeman or slave (kajira). Kajirae are expected to do anything their owners ask of them, and their owners have full right to punish them otherwise. Freemen tend to work, or, in some of the more militaristic tribes, go out and shoot their enemies.

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