Yeah, you just invited half the DEA in for undercover work.dmase said:you see what i did there
Wasn't it for sale a while back?suckmyBR said:Sealand!
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Yeah, you just invited half the DEA in for undercover work.dmase said:you see what i did there
Wasn't it for sale a while back?suckmyBR said:Sealand!
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Will you be ruling with a shotgun? Cookie to you if you know what I'm talking about.suckmyBR said:Sealand!
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Actually my policy will be to ward off potential illegal immigrants with Molotov cocktails, or you know by just literally kicking them off as soon as they get on.Sevre90210 said:Will you be ruling with a shotgun? Cookie to you if you know what I'm talking about.suckmyBR said:Sealand!
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If it still is I'm am definitely in for the bidding!Strategia said:Wasn't it for sale a while back?
Sealand actually has a pretty impressive collection of superweapons with which to defend the nation's borders. However, most visitors just mistake it for the shoe closet.suckmyBR said:Actually my policy will be to ward off potential illegal immigrants with Molotov cocktails, or you know by just literally kicking them off as soon as they get on.
Good idea. I'm shipping you off to Skull Island. You aren't allowed to bring chloroform after those pesky animal rights activists got angry after the event of King Kong. Other than that though, it will be pretty easy as there is a population of 1 being you.Cpt_Oblivious said:Seriously though? Probably a small island nation so it's not too complicated. I've got no President-ing experience so I need to practise.
I blame the Austrian Arch-Chancellor who set up the series of Alliances in Europe that led to the war. Sadly his name escapes me at the moment.Strategia said:IIRC, according to international law, whoever spends two full consecutive weeks on another stellar body is the legal owner of that stellar body. Needless to say, I keep dreaming of going to Mars with a full supply of water, air and microwave pizzas. (And preferably also an ansible, so I can connect to the internet.)
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It's possible to debate this endlessly. In a sense, everyone involved (except the US, who joined later as always - bunch of truantsInternet Kraken said:Germany didn't start WW1.) was responsible for the start of the war, it's just a question of who bears greater responsibility. And once you look at that, Germany shares the largest part of the guilt, but not the majority part. Europe was headed for disaster anyway after nationalism became all the rage in the early nineteenth century. But that's another matter.
I think you mean Bismarck, who was pretty much the definition of the late-nineteenth-century Prussian Junker (pronounced YOON-ker, doesn't have anything to do with those junk collectors so prolific in sci-fi games). Unless you're referring to Metternich, but I don't really see how he is directly responsible for WWI. Otherwise, you'd be saying that Napoleon was responsible for WWI. You could make a case for it, but it'd be very shaky and vague.Agent Larkin said:I blame the Austrian Arch-Chancellor who set up the series of Alliances in Europe that led to the war. Sadly his name escapes me at the moment.