Continuing the posts I have made analyzing all 48 5⭐️ QBs as determined by 247 since 2004, today I wanted to share some more of my findings on analyzing how succesful these QBs are.
Part 1 - Analyzed QB Ratings of each 5⭐️ from SRCFB compared to the average QB Rating in the respective era
Part 2 - Analyzed the rate at which 5⭐️QBs have transferred
Today I wanted to take a look at where these QBs started there career versus where they ended up by looking at where they ended up being drafted in the NFL.
For the most part QBs drafted in the early rounds performed well in college but there are always QBs that where undeveloped or not properly utilzied in college that NFL teams believe they can "fix" or "devlop". Obviously this is the college football subreddit and not the NFL one but I still think looking at where these QBs ended up getting drafted says something about there college career. Also I think its important that we remember 5⭐️ QBs can still litearly be children aged 17-18. From the time they committ they still could physically grow more and they will mentally mature more. Trying to project how 17-18 y/o's will both physically and mentally grow and whether or not they will be NFL players is extremly crap-shooty.
As a refresher in Part 1 I gave each QB a score based on there career passer rating in years they had a meanigful amount of snaps compared to the average passer rating of that era. For further explanation see Part 1.
Results - Never invited to the NFL party
Let's first start with the QBs that never even got a sniff of the NFL.
Player (+/- CFBPR Score)
- Matt Tuiasosopo (0) (Never played a meaningful amount of snaps in College and went on to become a MLB player that hit one of the most strange HR's ever)
- Bobby Reid (+23) (The best of the never invited party. Bobby was transferred from Oklahoma St. and played his last season at Texas Southern. According to wikipedia, at Texas Southern he sustained an ACL injury and particpated in 2 pro-days but never got a shot with an NFL team)
- Mitch Mustain (Never played a meaningful amount of snaps in College)
- Gunner Kiel (+17)
- Max Browne (-6)
- Blake Barnett (-6)
- Hunter Johnson (0) (I understand Hunter started some games at Northwestern, but because he started so few and the ones he did start the Wildcats weren't exactly airing it out I felt it was not accuate to compare his Passer Rating to the average Passer Rating these past few seasons. Hunter is currently back at Clemson where he figures to be a backup behind Cade Klubnik. Theoritically he still could sign with an NFL team when his college career is over or even be drafted but I think its safe to say that won't happen at this point)
Results - Undrafted Free Agents
10 of the 44 (~23%) of the 5⭐️ QBs from 2004-2018 signed with NFL teams as undrafted free agents. The best being Shea Patterson with a passer rating score of +8 during college and the worst being Dayne Crist with a passer rating score of -19.
Also interesting to note Kyle Allen went undrafted but has gone on to play in 23 NFL games and is currently a member of the Buffalo Bills. From being a 5⭐️ QB, to having to transfer, and then going undrafted, but then starting games in the NFL anyways. Kyle's football journey has had some very interesting ups and downs.
Results - First Round Picks
11 of the 44 (25%) of the 5⭐️ QBs from 2004-2018 where drafted in the first round of the NFL draft. For the most part these QBs excelled in college as there average passer rating score was +34 points. However there where two noticable exceptions. Matthew Stafford's passer rating only exceeded his era by 6 points and Josh Rosen's passer rating score only exceeded his are by 5 points.
What I find so interesting about these outliers is that there careers have gone in two polar opposite directions. Matthew Stafford went on to be everything Lions fans wanted him to be when he was drafted first overall. He just never had the team around him until he was traded to the Rams. Meanwhile Josh Rosen has thrown a total of 12 TD passes in the NFL and hasn't started a game since 2019.
As for the guys drafted in the middle rounds here are some intersting takeaways.
- The best of the those not drafted in the first round where: Aaron Murray (+24), Tajh Boyd (+23), and the aforementioned Bobby Reid (+23) (likely boosted by his year at Texas Southern)
- Of the guys drafted in the middle rounds the best of the bunch from an NFL perspective would probably be defined as journeymen QBs. Chad Henne, Jimmy Clausen, Ryan Mallett, Matt Barkely, Terelle Pryor (who also played as a receiverunner). The best middle round guy hands down has been Tyrod Taylor
Overall Takeaways
- Being a 5* probably gets you at least a shot with an NFL team, even if that shot is as an UDFA
- At the same time 40% of 5* QBs from 2004-2018 went undrafted. I could see this being interpretted either way. On one hand almost 60% of 5* QBs get drafted and around 85% get a shot at making an NFL team. On the other hand, of the absolute top 1% of HS QBs only 60% of them end up getting drafted.
If you made it this far thanks for reading. It’s been fun posting these and interacting with other fans. If you would like me to analyze RBs or WRs I can do that as well just comment or message me. Other positions will be difficult as QBs, RBs, and WRs performance can most easily be captured by stats which is why fantasy football exists.

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Context (skippable if you wish): I have been playing Fire Emblem for 5 years and completed every mainline game at least twice (except for Engage), even fan made games and mods (eg Mangs' balance patches and TLP). While talking about the gameplay and story is fine and all, I want to bring attention to the soundtracks and sound effects.
One of the first things that got me invested into the games were the sound effects. I distinctly remember noticing the cursor moving, selecting and confirming, no damage, and missing an attack SFXs in particular (not the GBA crit for some reason). Some time later I took notice of the various tomes's SFXs when casting - I think they're great in pretty much any game.
Have you ever heard how different classes have different footsteps or flying SFXs? Here's an armor knight moving and here's a laguz moving while transformed. From Binding Blade onwards there is a discernible difference between a pegasus flying and a wyvern flying. I'll just leave this channel (Wolt's Vault) here if you want to have a listen at the SFX from the series.
The only OSTs I see/hear talked about are Fates' and 3 Houses'. While I agree that these are the most remarkably composed soundtracks in the series, outshining all others, many many more should be getting attention. Also, listen to the remastered versions of the various OSTs from DragstonDev (if anyone has any other creators in mind feel free to mention them in the comments).
Let's forget about Edge of Dawn and Lost In Thoughts All Alone (why isn't it named just Lost In Thoughts?). Let us also put SoV's Twilight of the Gods and 3H' Apex of the World aside for a moment. While yes - these are some of the biggest highlights within the soundtracks - if not the biggest - there are many many other themes worth paying attention to. Consider the following as a few examples:
Weary Confrontation Gloom from Engage (specifically from 0:28 to 1:28); For the Commanders from Binding Blade; Dance In The Skies from Genealogy; even the attacking theme from Thracia; the original Twilight of the Gods from Gaiden; Powerful Foe from Sacred Stones; Confront the Past from Sacred Stones; are you aware that Thracia has a song (with lyrics!) named Blowing In the Wind?; L'Arachel even has her own theme! (Shameless L'Arachel plug because L'Arachel is the best girl in the franchise and I will NOT discuss it - I am objectively correct about this); every battle preparation theme; I could go on...
On Engage's Weary Confrontation aside from the interval within those timestamps: why use instruments that do not fit? Why is that interval so great but the rest so weird? This also bothers me in Persona 5's Price for instance (can anyone explain that sound brought up at 0:21?), and in God Shattering Star's strange transition at 3:26 (to me it should have either ended already or transitioned directly to 3:40 instead of having this weird ahh transition). Almost forgot to mention Shambhala's theme... it fits the theme of a futuristic alien civilisation within a medieval world so... it does job, despite how out of the blue it becomes when taking the context of the franchise as a whole into consideration.
Music buffs this is your call to make a statement if you'd like to. Add to something I said in order to give more information on the topic or I don't know, do your thing.
Summarising, I recommend to pay more attention to the soundtracks and sound effects of the games instead of just the visuals and the plot - especially the older ones.

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What’s the result when a bunch of teenagers make shit up for their creative writing exercises all meditate and have dreams about spirit animal guides, and post on a talking cat roleplay forum about it?
An evil polar bear that tries to kill you.
This is the third write-up I’ve made about Virtual Warrior World, a Proboards roleplay forum based on the Warrior Cats book series by Erin Hunter, which I’ve already covered in these two previous posts. Some forum members I mentioned in the first post also show up here, as you’ll see later. (You don’t have to read any of the other posts to get what’s going on here, but the first gives more in-depth context.)
Spirit Animals
A spirit animal, also known as a totem, is a sacred guide that can take the form of an animal and is seen as a protector. Spirit animals are important in many cultures, including certain Native American ones (such as the Ojibwe). They also tend to be appropriated by neopagans, New Age hippies, and white American teenagers.
Obligatory disclaimer time: I don’t know anything about spirit animals other than what’s written about them on Wikipedia. This writeup is NOT intended to mock anyone’s spiritual or religious beliefs, nor make a claim that such cultural beliefs around spirit animals are inherently “fake” or “imaginary”. It’s important to note that nobody in this club (as far as I know) was Native American or indigenous, nobody performed religious rites or even acknowledged such aspects, and several members years after the fact admitted that they had been making the whole thing up and never saw any spirit guides, animal or otherwise. This writeup is all in the spirit (no pun intended) of fun, and is not in any way supposed to be commentary on real religions or cultures.
Now that’s out of the way, let’s talk about the club itself.
The Spirit Animal Club
On VWW, there was a section dedicated to clubs that members could make about their interests. The site admin, Jai, made a fair few clubs of her own and created sub-boards for them (one of them was a fan club for The Lonely Island, whom you might know as the masterminds behind such iconic hits as “Jizz in My Pants” and “I’m On a Boat”); if your club got popular enough, she would make a board for it too. So there were clubs dedicated to the usual subjects: debate, writing, gaming, anime, the LGBTQ+ community, etc.
One particularly notable club was the spirit animal club, which a (white) member named Abby (whose character was Skyflight) came up with and Jai made a board for. The club’s actual name was “Animal Spirit Guides Club”, but because that was too clunky, everybody just called it the spirit animal club.
The club was about who could write the most creative story about yourself and your favorite animal finding your spirit animal and connecting with other members who were communing with theirs. You didn’t have to have your own spirit guide to join; anybody could sign up, but the point of joining was that you would somehow find it eventually.
Abby’s spirit animal was a hawk named Farrow; Jai’s was an eagle named Baldwin. Most spirit animals were “cool” or “pretty” animals in that vein, such as tigers, cheetahs, foxes, bears, panthers, deer, horses, robins, swans, ravens, and wolves (that last one was particularly common, for some reason…). Rare were the outliers: one had a boa constrictor as their spirit guide. Another had a clownfish. And absolutely no one had, say, a slug or a mole rat as their spirit animal.
The club was divisive: it was pretty popular at its peak (around fifty-nine members!), but it had its naysayers who wanted to get rid of it. The most vocal of them was Mike (the resident gay admin who hated his job for a myriad of reasons), who knew thought the whole thing was a creative writing exercise and (by his own admission) also sort of, kind of wanted it gone out of spite. He might have succeeded if it had been smaller or less popular, but because Jai herself was a member, it stayed.
Other than that, everything was smooth sailing. Discussions centered on how to meditate to find your spirit animal, what your spirit animal was like, what your spirit animal told you today, what your spirit animal ate for breakfast…okay, not that last one, but you get the idea.
One memorable thread discussed past lives: Steph (the staffer who later helped with the hack of VWW) claimed she had been a Native American girl in a Seneca tribe who drowned in a river when she was around twelve to fourteen. Another member named Jenny said she had once lived in ancient Greece and died when she fell from a cliff. Abby had a whole saga about how in her past life, she had been an ancient Egyptian princess who was murdered by her stepmother for challenging her authority, and she had an evil older brother and an older sister (no word on whether or not the sister was evil too), and her father was the Pharaoh for a short time (which somehow explained Abby’s bad relationship with her own dad), and her mother had been one of the Pharaoh’s concubines, so her stepmother was hateful because she couldn’t have children of her own, and…
You get the idea. The thread capped off with one more member claiming her past life had been as a First Nations girl who loved salmon and ran away from home in winter when she was twelve, then froze to death, and concluding that was why she hated wearing scarves or hats in winter.
Notice that all these past lives ended in dramatic deaths at a young age, and nobody had died from old age or illness. That was the spirit animal club for you.
But alas, such peace could not last long. That leads us to the:
One, Two, Jason's Coming for You
Remember the outlier with the clown fish for a spirit guide? Her name was Jessica (she was also a staff member; her character was Sparrowfeather), her clownfish was named Chloe, and one day in October 2010, she (not the clownfish) made a post that would change everything for the club.
In this post, she detailed how she had fallen asleep and dreamed that she was looking for Chloe. When she went to a pond, a polar bear showed up and she assumed he was a spirit guide too. She asked who he was, and he introduced himself as Jason before attacking her. Fortunately, a leopard named Amber showed up in the nick of time to protect her; unfortunately, she woke up with sore and red arms that left her scratching them. Totally befuddled by the whole thing that definitely happened, she asked what it meant.
The first reply was from a member named Jordan, who oh so helpfully told her that Jason was probably a “shadow guide” (without explaining what that meant) and that she probably deserved to nearly be killed because she must’ve done something bad to warrant it! Classy. The other replies were about the same level of usefulness, with nobody understanding where this Jason weirdo had come from.
Later, Jessica posted again in her thread that Amber told her Jason was not her spirit animal, and that her clownfish guide, Chloe, had once been contacted by the kid Jason was supposed to guide. The kid died, Jason blamed Chloe for it, and the fish went into hiding. How exactly a clownfish from the astral plane was able to cause the death of a child went unexplained.
Abby’s helpful advice was that Jessica should research leopards and polar bears, and eventually confront Jason to get rid of him. She cited the fact that she and Jai had both apparently had a problem with an “evil guide” in the past and dealt with it by confronting it, but unfortunately didn’t elaborate on how that happened.
There was some radio silence for a bit, then Jessica posted again. Her next thread was about how she had a dream of walking up a creek and encountering a panther that could shapeshift. Conveniently, she somehow realized that it was Jason, and then it turned into a polar bear and attacked her. When she called out to her spirit guide for help, Amber helpfully told her that she’d been told not to “interfere with destiny” and sent her good wishes, spouted off some poorly Google Translated random Italian, and disappeared, leaving Jessica on her own to wake up just as Jason tried to kill her again. Couldn’t ask for a better spirit guide.
Jessica naturally asked her friends what this meant; Abby posited that the Italian that Amber had spoken was her giving Jessica her magic energy (as it literally translates to “Security for the baby. Sure it will. Out of harm's way, oh, can win the battle. I am sending my will, my strength and power. Let child.”). When Jessica asked if Jason was an evil spirit (as anyone would do after nearly being murdered in their sleep by an evil polar bear), Abby said definitively that Jason was a lost spirit animal without a human.
All was quiet for about two months, but like any good slasher movie villain, Jason made his return (making his name even more appropriate—funny, that). His next victim was fittingly Jordan. Jordan had (allegedly) had a problem of his own with his spirit animals three months ago: he’d had two spirit guides, a wolf named Nightshade and a snake named Ankh, and they left him because they were “messengers” to herald his real spirit animal, a snowy owl named Aurora. That would’ve been well and good until, horror of horrors, he dreamed that Nightshade was attacked!
He found Nightshade bleeding violet blood, which we all know talking wolves have, because Jason mauled him. Aurora, ever the helpful type, told Jordan that they could protect him from Jason for a while, but like any good heroic anime protagonist, he’d have to face Jason eventually. Apparently, Jason was a demon who fed on fear and negativity, and the only way to ward him off was to show no emotion around him. The unmentioned alternative solution would probably have been to turn your back when he tries to attack you so that he’ll evaporate…wait, wrong slasher villain. Never mind.
Anyway, Jordan’s post did not get the attention he so desperately craved; he only got one response from another member named Zach, who told him to meditate and then wished he had his own spirit animal so he could ask them about Jason. Jordan’s reply was to give the sage advice to everyone in the club to get away from any sign of Jason in the “physical world”, which apparently includes movie posters and stuffed animals, because he’s totally an Empath™ and can tell that, shockingly, the polar bear that keeps trying to attack people feels “anger, bloodlust, and death-urges”! Who’d-a thunk it?
The next day, a girl named Carolyn posted about how her two spirit animals had disappeared. When she encountered a polar bear, she asked him if he’d seen one of them, he introduced himself as Jason, and attacked her until a hawk showed up and scared him off. The only advice she got was to meditate more, and Jordan helpfully told her that Jason was dangerous and had raging bloodlust (just in case she might have gotten confused and thought Jason was going around to give hugs).
The thread petered out after she claimed that the hawk told her that her previous spirit animals had left her forever, presumably to avoid dealing with any pesky bears. Ah, spirit animals. Gotta love ‘em.
Literally one day later, a club member named Emily piped up with a Jason story of her own. She claimed that not only did she believe her spirit animal, a white tiger named Leila, had been with her since she was a kid, she also believed Jason had been trying to target her back then. Apparently, she asked her mother about her childhood and whether or not polar bears had been involved, and her mother definitely told her that Emily had once woken up, screaming, “He’s gonna get me, the polar bear!”
So from this totally legit information, Emily drew the logical conclusion that Jason was going to try to kill her, and she could destroy him, and like any good chosen one protagonist, only she could do it. Somehow.
Her fellow club members—including Zach and Jordan—were not so accepting of her radical ideas, and told her she was being paranoid and to get some sleep (because, you know, that’s totally what you should do when you think an evil polar bear’s trying to kill you in your dreams).
Jordan added the crucial information that demons didn’t focus on solely one target and sought to create as much chaos as possible, because I guess he somehow became the expert on demons in addition to being an Empath™. He also claimed that Jason was actually rather cute if you got past him trying to murder everyone, because we all know attempting to murder children is a very minor character flaw that can be easily overlooked.
Emily’s response? She claimed she somehow fell asleep immediately after posting, was attacked by Jason in her dream, and screamed for Leila, who didn’t show up. How convenient! The only advice she got after that was to talk to Abby or Jai about it, since they were the club admins.
Three, Four, Better Lock Your Door
Not even a week passed before a fourth member, Jody, posted that she'd seen Jason too. She had been trying to contact her own spirit guide, a swan named Dooslan, when Jason showed up. She asked him what his name was, he told her his name like any true gentleman would, and then started attacking her until a deer and a cardinal showed up and told him "Swiper, no swiping" to stop. Then she woke up.
This sent the other members into a tizzy, and Zach suggested that Jason, like any classic anime villain, was planning something. Steph claimed that her spirit animal told her that saying Jason's name was what made him appear. Another member claimed that she got blurry visions of Jason even though she hadn’t even tried to contact her spirit animal.
Four days later, a member named Lilly posted about how she’d been talking to her spirit animal, a wolf named Lacriasca, until the wolf suddenly vanished (adding another example to the pattern of spirit animals being useless thus far) and she woke up back in the real world. Then, while still in said real world, she saw Jason in front of her! And what was her reaction to being faced with this notorious terrorizer of teens she knew on the internet?
Hug him, of course.
Naturally, this ended with her arm being broken—but not from Jason, actually! She told another member that she’d been meditating outside, then conveniently got hit by a basketball right before Jason showed up. And she had somehow been able to hug this angry astral plane polar bear with an arm that got broken moments earlier by a basketball. Or the basketball breaking her arm was caused by Jason’s arrival, I’m not sure. It’s not really clear. Maybe Jason was also a basketball player in addition to being a killer polar bear?
Jenny made a thread to document the pattern of everyone who got attacked by Jason. Jessica herself commented and was shocked, shocked, that Jason had obtained more victims! No one had any solutions to this problem, except for Abby and, surprisingly, resident spirit animal doubter Mike. Sort of.
Five, Six, Grab Your…Wait, That’s It?
Several days later, Mike posted a simple challenge on the board for a member to explain what exactly their “spirit animal” business was all about. Abby reacted to this very calmly and gracefully, as you can see here, and told everyone else in the club not to respond to him. After some back-and-forth between them, Abby linked to an expert on spirit animals to show where she’d gotten her interest in them. Personally, I have no idea who this guy is or how much of a verified expert he is on spirit guides, but the font he uses for everything on his site is Papyrus. Make of that what you will.
Although Abby wasn’t a fan of Mike’s little stunt, she did agree with one point he’d brought up—namely, that spirituality was largely based on your subconscious and what you manifested of it through dreams, meditation, or the like. She made a thread to lay down the law about Jason: it was best to no longer give him attention because it would make the issue worse, and the only person she believed about the Jason attacks was Jessica—everyone else was overreacting, because she (somehow) knew for a fact that the spirit world had guards to keep beings like him out. From now on, anyone who wanted to talk about Jason could only do it in a PM to her. No more posting about the evil polar bear.
Not a lot of people responded, but Jenny pointed out the oddity of the fact that Jason had first been classified as a spirit animal without a human and was now considered a demon. Abby’s response was that the whole Jason thing was just a product of an “overactive imagination” (insert obligatory snark about self-awareness here), because spirit animals couldn’t actually hurt people physically at all, let alone cause a broken arm. According to her, Jason couldn’t be a demon because demons work for the devil and no one on the site was a Satan worshiper (as far as we know), and somehow she knew all of this because she’d been attacked by spirit animals before and only got hurt mentally. Unfortunately, she didn’t elaborate on this claim (again).
The only member to respond to Abby after that was Jordan, who suggested that Jason was a figment of a collective imagination and that everyone should stop obsessing over Jason and move on. Sound advice, which Abby agreed with, and that was the end of the thread. All’s well that ends well, right? Well…
Seven, Eight, He’s a Poor Little Cinnamon Roll Now, Actually!
Jordan proceeded to take a massive dump on his own logic and made a thread later that same month, with the oh so civil title of “You People Are Idiots”. He posted about how he’d been meditating in his basement until Jason showed up, touched his nose to Jordan’s chest, somehow caused Jordan to hallucinate about his loved ones, and turned into a little cub.
Then Jordan was transported to his “spirit world”, where he met with Nightshade, Ankh, Aurora, and his fourth newly found spirit guide, a black panther named Masen, because he apparently was somehow soooo special that he got not one, not two, not three, but FOUR spirit animals. The whole gang was shocked that Jason was now a cute cub, and Jordan heard a voice telling him that this would all make sense later. (Spoiler alert: it did not.)
He concluded the post by saying Jason followed him around everywhere now, and threatened to rip anyone who called Jason evil to pieces because he was soooo totally "badass", being an alleged Empath™ with five spirit animals now and all.
The reception to his self-aggrandizing little display was lukewarm, to say the least. Jenny expressed skepticism that Jason was able to attach himself to Jordan, abiding by Jessica's story that Jason was another kid’s intended spirit guide who went rogue and Abby's claim that the “attacks” on the other members were just their imagination. Abby had no response other than to wish him luck with Jason, stating that demons could shapeshift and deceive.
Jordan’s reply was that it did happen, and that he’s totally an Empath™, and Jason’s totally a good guy now, girls, really, he’s a cute little de-aged cub now and everything! He went on to say that his wolf, Nightshade, was wary and always beside him whenever Jason was around (considering that Jason, you know, mauled him and all), and he was ignoring Nightshade now because the wolf (very logically) thought he was going to do something stupid. Truly a guy worthy of having four spirit animals.
Abby and Jenny didn’t take kindly to this and told him to listen to his spirit animal, Jordan conceded the point, and that was that.
Nine, Ten, We Can All Sleep Again
The next month, Jordan posted about how he thought he was being demonically possessed because he kept waking up to bleeding cuts on his arm. He claimed that this demon possessed him to go into the restroom during class and cut the name “Drew” into his arm with a paperclip, and he somehow knew that was the spirit’s name. Oh, and he was sure his friend was being possessed too because, uh…her pupils were big and “gear-shaped” (I assume this was a typo), and she was laughing a lot and being clingy. Because those count as signs of demonic possession now.
Zach advised him to meditate, but Jordan whined he couldn’t do that because all his spirit animals except for Jason were (understandably) ignoring him. The only one talking to him was Jason, who had no advice because he was currently infantilized. No one else had much valuable advice, and Emily (remember her?) told him on her other account to get holy water or an exorcism. Jordan rejected both options because of his hatred for priests and shared that the demon’s full name was Drusilla (because I guess she took the time to introduce herself in between the self-mutilations).
Conveniently, he refused to post any photos of his arm’s cut because it was too “gross” (sure, Jan). When advised to burn sage instead, he claimed he’d already tried that and helpfully filled in that his spirit animals had previously been shunning him because of Jason, so he cut ties with the cub, and now his guides were fighting the demons for him. So much for ripping anyone who insulted Jason to pieces.
Emily told him he had to say holy words while burning the sage to make it work, and that he shouldn’t get a “Luigi board” (I presume she meant “ouija board”) because that’d make it worse. Jordan responded that the demons were now conveniently gone and he’d put “protection charms” around his home and his friends (which I guess absolved his friend of her possession too), so it was all resolved now. Yay?
Jason basically faded into irrelevance after that, and only got a mention in two more threads. Carolyn posted again, this time about how she definitely saw a shadowy figure manifest in front of her, and when Zach suggested that it might be Jason in search of a new home, Jordan barged in to “correct” him that Jason wasn’t a demon (which had nothing to do what Zach had said). Jenny chided Jordan in turn for talking about Jason and reiterated definitively that Jason had been another kid’s spirit animal who solely messed with Jessica, and all other sightings of him had been imaginative. After some spamming from another kid, Abby resolved the matter by stating the shadow figure was not a demon, but a shadow guide (and yet again failed to explain what that was).
The other thread was from a member named Morgan who talked about how, while daydreaming in math class, she had found her spirit animal sitting on the back of a polar bear. When Zach suggested that it was Jason, Abby cut in to reinforce the decree that Jason wasn’t real and had been a figment of everyone’s imagination. Zach reminded her of what Jordan and Jessica had said about him; Jordan screeched once again that his precious little baby Jason (whom he abandoned) wasn’t a demon and was somehow not a spirit, conceded grudgingly that some of Jason’s attacks had been imaginary (presumably not including his own experiences), and whined that people were stupid. Oh, and Morgan said her polar bear’s name was Cascade, but by that point nobody cared.
So, what can be learned from this episode? Not a lot, other than maybe the fact that an evil polar bear can do a lot to grip a bunch of teenagers’ imaginations. Sadly, that was the only exciting thing to ever happen in the spirit animal club, so there’s not much else to write about after that. There are some chat logs discussing the incident years later, though (“Roy” is another name Jordan went by and, to my knowledge, is not his real name).
And on a final note: from what I’ve heard, Abby still believes in spirit animals to this day. Do whatever you want with that information.

Hey everyone. Someone requested that I do a timeline of Cindy-main events because people confused about the order of events, especially since she deleted her videos. Some people are confused on previous dramas as well. As I have the day off and now that it's been suggested, I spent my morning compiling this timeline together in the interest of preserving things so people know the context.
I’ve created a list of main events that we know about her. I only have this subreddit (which is only about 4 months old), using math to calculate some dates, her Pleasant Sims channel, and outside posts about her, and my memory. Please let me know if you have any questions or even sources that can add more or correct any possible incorrect info. Sources are linked at the bottom. Here you go:
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Pre-YouTube era (1983-2017)

• May 13, 1983 - Cindy is born.
• 2001 - Cindy turns 18 and likely left high school this year.
• sometime after this - Cindy gets married to her first husband. He is abusive to her, much worse than Andrew. He cheats on her and she divorces him.
• sometime in the 2000s - She goes to college and becomes a medical coder. She does not enjoy her time in college, but had to, as she needed a job.
• circa 2006 - According to her, this is when her hair began thinning, but she didn’t notice it
• circa late 2000s - Cindy meets Andrew when he delivers her a pizza. One of them contacts the other on mySpace and asks the other one out. (I don’t remember who did what).
• circa 2011 - Cindy notices her hair thinness due to a comment from a hairdresser.
• May 2012 - Andrew and Cindy get married.
• circa 2015-2016 - Cindy’s hair thinning gets really bad and noticeable.

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Pleasant Sims / Sims 2 Era (2018-2022)

• April 24, 2018 - Pleasant Sims channel is created.
• May 28, 2018 - Pleasant Sims posted her first video and begins uploading consistently, making Sims 2 (and sometimes Sims 3) let’s plays.
• December 16, 2018 - Face reveal on her YouTube channel. Here she actually has her normal brown hair, similar to how it looks today. She still for the most part makes videos without a face-cam after this.
• June 29, 2019 - Cindy after this point begins making videos with face-cam and starts wearing wigs.
• July 5, 2020 - begins streaming the Sims on Twitch and her Pleasant Streams channel
• July 17, 2020 - Cindy begins to shift the focus on her channel from let’s plays to tutorials, informational videos on the Sims series & rant videos (mostly ranting about Sims 4). After this is when people start to see her as the “Sims 4 hate” channel.
• Date unclear, but sometime before August of 2020. Possibly 2019, but I don’t know - On Cindy’s Discord server, a 17-year-old autistic girl begins to spam her with constant messages on all her platforms and is asked to stop. The girl leaves. Cindy is fed up with this and took down the 17-year-old’s selfie from her Discord server because she was annoyed with her behavior. She said LOL when one of her moderators jokingly said her face was "dumb." (Later, she apologized to the girl over email, see May 18th 2021)
• August 15, 2020 - Cindy posts a warning that a Simmer named Savannah Chapman (aka KitKatSimmer) has plagiarized from her website by copy and pasting content. Cindy leaves a message for her on Savannah’s website asking her to take it down or she will report it for copyright infringement.
• August 20, 2020 - Twitter user “@HarryAppleLegs1” (Display name: Pleasant Sims is a Bully) is created and begins to harass Pleasant Sims over the situation Savannah, calling her a bully because she called Savannah out over the plagiarism and also because Pleasant Sims said the font on Savannah's website was horrible.
• March 12, 2021 - Cindy makes her first personal video, revealing that she has PCOS. She throws her wigs away, and stops wearing the wigs. She makes videos for the next 9 months without the wig.
• May 18-19, 2021 - Cindy and the autistic girl talk over email where she asks if she can rejoin the server and they apologize to each other.

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Life Plus Cindy Era (2021-2023)
As Life Plus Cindy’s videos are not available at the moment, some of these are rough dates are based on when people started talking about them on Twitter, such as the fan account on Twitter unpleasantsims or dates and video announcements on this subreddit.

• April 5, 2021 - Cindy creates her “Life Plus Cindy” channel. She begins making regular content on both channels.
• After this: “Mr. Pleasant” is revealed. Andrew begins to show up on her Life Plus Cindy channel.
• December 21, 2021 - Cindy makes a video on The Sims 4 Cottage Living which is her last Sims video before she “got cancelled” and left Pleasant Sims.
• January 11, 2022 - Twitter user “@pleasantsimshate” and Tumblr account “@pleasantsimsexposed” are created and begin spreading the old drama between the autistic girl and Cindy and creates a whole campaign to ruin Cindy’s reputation.
• January 17, 2022 - Cindy leaves the PleasantSims channel for good, making a goodbye post on her tumblr account. The post has been since deleted off her page, but you can still access it through other people who reblogged/responded to her post.
• June 6, 2022 - Cindy announces her pregnancy.
• July 19, 2022 - Cindy posts one more video on her Pleasant Sims Channel after not playing the Sims for six months because the Sims 4 added “wants and fears.” Cindy was known to do “wants/wish” based-gameplay so she felt like she had to make a video. At the end of the video, she says “I’ll see you with a new video very soon,” however she has not made any more videos on Pleasant Sims since then and it’s been 11 months.
• July 28, 2022 - Cindy announced that she lost the baby. She makes a video about it, then goes on a hiatus.
• November 28, 2022 - Cindy returns from hiatus.
• February 6, 2023 - First “my life is over” comes out. We know Andrew left Cindy, we learn Cindy would manipulate him and act erratic towards him due to mental health issues. She spends the next month on her own, claiming to get therapy and trying to figure out financea.
• February 15, 2023 - lifepluscindy subreddit is created.
• March 14, 2023 - Cindy posts a vlog getting back with Andrew, taking the impulsive trip to Arkansas, selling their house in Colorado. They go to a cabin, then apartment hunting.
• April 2, 2023 - “My life is over part 2” - Andrew leaves Cindy, confesses to cheating over text message, goes back to Colorado without her leaves her in Arkansas alone.
• May 23, 2023 - Cindy posts her last vlog “I drove all night to colorado to see Andrew”

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Sources

• PleasantSims Channel : https://www.youtube.com/@PleasantSims/videos
• Twitter: HarryAppleLegs1 : Cindy gives a warning for copyright to Savannah, HarryAppleLegs gets upset: https://twitter.com/HarryAppleLegs1/status/1395413058789445634?s=20
• Twitter: pleasantsimshate / pleasantsimstoxicaf https://twitter.com/pleasantsimhate/status/1481028304429797376
• Tumblr: pleasantsimsexposed https://www.tumblr.com/pleasantsimsexposed
• Cindy’s leaving Pleasant Sims channel post: https://shanenanigans27.tumblr.com/post/673644560389406720/i-was-going-to-make-a-video-i-tried-at-least

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