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Ukalnsk wrote:So make it work I guess.

I know someone whos job is to do tat:Let's Game it out(Josh)

LGIO's job isn't to make things work.. his job is just making content.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Arstotskiano wrote:LGIO's job isn't to make things work.. his job is just making content.

I was just joking

Antarctican Immagrants, Schabinur

Sorry, but this whole "nuclear apocolypse" thing is kinda scaring me. Im a pretty small nation, so i had to join the crab boys

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Penibral wrote:Sorry, but this whole "nuclear apocolypse" thing is kinda scaring me. Im a pretty small nation, so i had to join the crab boys
some mean guys nuked me and I have zero population WTH!?!?

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Don't worry, it's not permanent. Imo, I don't really care for N-Day, but if people wanna do it they can

Tesdai, Mitte Harchilania

The Making of a Monster- Ricardina Tallandos

Ep 1, Childhood

ANCHOR: Hello and welcome to The Making of a Monster, where we chart Ricardina Tallandos' descent from the people's beloved to bloodthirsty tyrant. Joining us today is Christoph Gorman, who looked after her birth until she was 9, at which point she left to a school in Hansa. What was she like when she was younger, Christoph?"

CHRISTOPH: Well, she was a lovely child. Always eager to explore the grounds and play with her friends and brother. She would often frolic about Ivasburg parks, and generally enjoying herself. She would gain quite the reputation, and eventually there had to be a full bodyguard (which would keep their distance of course) whenever she went into the city!"

ANCHOR: What was she like in the little academic studies she had, before being sent to Hansa?"

CHRISTOPH: Ricardina did her work very well. Rarely would I have to do supervision in the same room, and her marks were high too. Often she'd end up teaching me things!

ANCHOR: Was there any evidence that she intended to become an absolute ruler?

CHRISTOPH: No, not that I could see. She wasn't really taught much about being a ruler until she returned, in 2016. Of course she could understand that she would eventually have to be the Empress, but I doubt she had very many plans about what to do. She generally had a carefree childhood.

ANCHOR: Well, I'm afraid we're out of time now. Join us next week for the next episode of The Making of a Monster.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, The Tribia, United Villages Of Eisbutch, Mitte Harchilania, Great Suiseia

News broadcast : national

Boris yelts and Marin Bobikonskitov , news reporters

Boris, a tissue pressed to his face but only for a second before telling and announcing to the viewers

"Dear Isable Halub has just returned onto our soil, She, along 8 men and women in our brave recon units were sent out to find the missing piolet Felix Yelts, my grandson, have returned. but only 7 return, for we have lost a man by the name Emond Broz, who-o unfortunately stepped on a land mine. "

Marin bobikonskitov then speaks up for him. " The hurt solider, Isable has been admitted to the hospital and we are waiting on updates regarding her recovery. She had been sent there due to shattered legs, effectively loosing them. Say, if it weren't for Emond stepping directly on it, she would have been dead. Emond, dear Emond broz died as his body was only found in scraps the size of golf balls. And we have also lost Felix, sadly, only 30 feet from the land mine. "

More updates later! stay tuned for weather, sports and local news, hopefully something less depressing.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, United Villages Of Eisbutch, Mitte Harchilania

666 International news

26/09/2021

Katie: Good night, I'm Katie Killjoy!

Tom: And I Tom Trench! Chaos in the cities in the Pentagram in the west side, today caused by the dispute over territory caused between the two most famous Overlords in the area, Sir Pentious and Ms Cherri.

Katie: That's right, Tom. After the execution and revocation of the former Overlord's family titles, the western state of Hazbin was free to emerge a new overlord who will rule the entire state. Many Hazbinians are preparing to become state overlords across Hazbin.

Tom: Very sad news for everyone in Hazbin, it was confirmed that Emperor Luis died that afternoon.

Katie: In the following program, the coronation of the Prince of Pride, Lucifer, will be shown. Lucifer has already pledged to do away with state industries and get rid of government corrupters, he has also pledged to bring Hazbin closer to the international stage. Can't wait to see what his reign is going to be like, it looks like more corrupt overlords are going to be hanged, All that and more after the commercials!

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, The Tribia, United Villages Of Eisbutch, Mitte Harchilania

Hello again

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Wallacia Ki wrote:Hello again

I just moved here -_-

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Guess you dont need more reminding I presume

Antarctican Immagrants

What is the up LE

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, The Tribia, Wallacia Ki

i have civil kerffufle

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, Schabinur

Tesdai wrote:I don't believe so. N-Day isn't really controlled by the WA. It's made and managed by Max Berry and the admins.

For correction: It's Max Barry :D

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Ukalnsk, I got an issue about minimum wage. Apparently I didn't have one. I implemented it, and my economy crashed and fell back to 'all consuming, and my inequality is back to pre-capitalism rates.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, Wallacia Ki

Chocolatistan wrote:Ukalnsk, I got an issue about minimum wage. Apparently I didn't have one. I implemented it, and my economy crashed and fell back to 'all consuming, and my inequality is back to pre-capitalism rates.

(:

Sooooo how high is the minimum wage now?

Also my civil rights rose so much theyr scary.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Ukalnsk wrote:(:

Sooooo how high is the minimum wage now?

Also my civil rights rose so much theyr scary.

I don't know, but the average income of the poorest 10% is now 57k, this used to be 41k. The average income of the richest 10% declined from 255k to 197k.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, Afro Tribes

well here is a question what are the people of your countries favorite video game character, my people like spyro because he is a dragon.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

No-Judge Zone wrote:well here is a question what are the people of your countries favorite video game character, my people like spyro because he is a dragon.

the most generic possible, like my real country

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Northwest Of Quitu wrote:the most generic possible, like my real country

so mario??

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

No-Judge Zone wrote:so mario??

correct answer, but if it would be something that represents this nation it would be don king kong

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Northwest Of Quitu wrote:correct answer, but if it would be something that represents this nation it would be don king kong

donkey Kong interesting

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Post by No-Judge Zone suppressed by The Tribia.

No-Judge Zone

i just cant imagine what are nations would look like in country balls

Antarctican Immagrants

No-Judge Zone wrote:well here is a question what are the people of your countries favorite video game character, my people like spyro because he is a dragon.

Well, Supa Smush Bruvs has been selling well recently. I assume my people like a variety of video game characters as there are so many in the game, but games like Super Mayro Odd Ships and Dancing Only have been selling a lot recently.

Since Dancing Only has so many dancers, I assume Mayro is most popular.

(References

Supa Smush Bruvs : Super Smash Bros

Super Mayro Odd Ships : Super Mario Odyssey

Dancing Only : Just Dance

Dancers : Coaches)

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

No-Judge Zone wrote:i just cant imagine what are nations would look like in country balls

Well I will become your conservative redneck neighbour

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, No-Judge Zone

Mitte Harchilania wrote:Well I will become your conservative redneck neighbour

I'd be like Switzerland profiting with neutrality

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, Neo Urss

Chocolatistan wrote:I don't know, but the average income of the poorest 10% is now 57k, this used to be 41k. The average income of the richest 10% declined from 255k to 197k.

Tats nice

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

No-Judge Zone wrote:I'd be like Switzerland profiting with neutrality

Well, actually that is what I am doing in the great war

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Mitte Harchilania wrote:Well, actually that is what I am doing in the great war

welp atleast my neighbors are like me

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Oh gosh, don't talk about the Great War, it's complicated and no one knows anything about it

Tesdai, Mitte Harchilania, Schabinur

Ukalnsk wrote:I was just joking

Ukalnsk wrote:I was just joking

How was it a joke...

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Arstotskiano wrote:How was it a joke...

Idk

I just said it because im bored and when your bored you say nonsense

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Ukalnsk wrote:Idk

I just said it because im bored and when your bored you say nonsense

Or you.. read a book.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

No-Judge Zone wrote:well here is a question what are the people of your countries favorite video game character, my people like spyro because he is a dragon.

AOE2 (no questions has to do with real life me)

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, The New Jabanese

LE, what's your stance on books? How about reading? Reading books?

Maybe magazines or comic books. Do you prefer audio books? What about reading books...online? Which do you prefer?

Honestly, I don't find much fun in reading books. It's hard to find good books. It's like I can't find my reading comfort zone. I don't like books. Magazines are pretty odd, for me they always have some 'extreme mystery' where the answer is obvious. Like bat and cats could be couples? More info here! And that the end it's like no are you dumb stop reading me you're losing brain cells go away. Comic books are pretty chill. Too short and coloured versions can be expensive to produce so they are kinda rare. Maybe that's why they are short.

Audio books make me sad. And lazy. Sad and lazy. Disappointed I don't feel bothered to open a book so I just lie there.

Internet books are meh. I don't have any strong opinions on them.

Tesdai, Peacockastan, Antarctican Immagrants, United Villages Of Eisbutch, Mitte Harchilania, Chocolatistan

Bicala wrote:LE, what's your stance on books? How about reading? Reading books?

Maybe magazines or comic books. Do you prefer audio books? What about reading books...online? Which do you prefer?

Honestly, I don't find much fun in reading books. It's hard to find good books. It's like I can't find my reading comfort zone. I don't like books. Magazines are pretty odd, for me they always have some 'extreme mystery' where the answer is obvious. Like bat and cats could be couples? More info here! And that the end it's like no are you dumb stop reading me you're losing brain cells go away. Comic books are pretty chill. Too short and coloured versions can be expensive to produce so they are kinda rare. Maybe that's why they are short.

Audio books make me sad. And lazy. Sad and lazy. Disappointed I don't feel bothered to open a book so I just lie there.

Internet books are meh. I don't have any strong opinions on them.

It's hard to find the time, but I consider reading books to be an important part of self-health/improvement. Depending on what kinds of books you're reading you can get a lot out of it like an expanded vocabulary and just more knowledge in general. What kind of media you use to absorb this knowledge is up to the individual, everyone is different, what's important is that you're learning something new that you didn't know before. It doesn't necessarily have to be nonfiction either, you can learn a lot from great literary classics like Lord of the Flies for example. A lot of those books give deep insight to human nature which is arguably one of the most important pieces of information that you will ever learn.

My favorite book is Animal Farm by George Orwell, I just find his mind to be fascinating. It's so interesting to read about someone else's opinion on a political system in the form of a fable rather than some long-drawn-out essay. I'm not discounting essays when it comes to literary merit, but you're lying to yourself if you say they can't be boring as hell.

TLDR: Read, there's some good stuff out there waiting for you to enjoy its benefits.

Tesdai, South-Central Rhodesia, Antarctican Immagrants, The Tribia, Bicala, Alwindia, Jizue Isles

Arstotskiano wrote:Or you.. read a book.

Im reading a book. But im also playng NS. My last book was In 80 days around the world by Jules Verne. Now im reading *french Name* and the Sea snake by Jules Verne

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Post by Ukalnsk suppressed by The Tribia.

Ukalnsk

Bicala wrote:LE, what's your stance on books? How about reading? Reading books?

Maybe magazines or comic books. Do you prefer audio books? What about reading books...online? Which do you prefer?

Honestly, I don't find much fun in reading books. It's hard to find good books. It's like I can't find my reading comfort zone. I don't like books. Magazines are pretty odd, for me they always have some 'extreme mystery' where the answer is obvious. Like bat and cats could be couples? More info here! And that the end it's like no are you dumb stop reading me you're losing brain cells go away. Comic books are pretty chill. Too short and coloured versions can be expensive to produce so they are kinda rare. Maybe that's why they are short.

Audio books make me sad. And lazy. Sad and lazy. Disappointed I don't feel bothered to open a book so I just lie there.

Internet books are meh. I don't have any strong opinions on them.

COMICS ARE EPIC!

Antarctican Immagrants, United Villages Of Eisbutch

Ukalnsk wrote:COMICS ARE EPIC!

What part of the double posting rule do you not understand? I'm not trying to be ugly I'm just genuinely curious as to what part of it you're having trouble with, maybe I can help you comprehend it more clearly.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, The Tribia, Chocolatistan

Peacockastan wrote:What part of the double posting rule do you not understand? I'm not trying to be ugly I'm just genuinely curious as to what part of it you're having trouble with, maybe I can help you comprehend it more clearly.

The answer is easy:

Im lazy

Antarctican Immagrants

Lazy or not, you are expected to follow our RMB rules. That means no double posting. If you need to add more, edit your post.

Moreover, disregarding the rules will result in consequences

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, The Tribia

Ukalnsk wrote:The answer is easy:

Im lazy

You will never get far here, or anywhere for that matter, with such a brainless mindset. If you want to spam, you're more than welcome to leave this region, no one is keeping you here, what you're not welcome to do is break the rules that make this region what it is. If it's not a quality post, don't post it at all.

Tesdai, The Tribia, Great Suiseia

News broadcast : National

Bo Marcrov and Marin Bobikonskitov, news reporters

Bo, whom has temporarily replaced beloved local newsman Boris Yelts hops up onto the news stage, in a brand new suit.

Bo says to the viewers " Gooood afternoon Tansitoia, I'm Bo Marcrov here with Marin Bobikonskitov to update you about the most recent regarding Felix Yelts. his body we have fully recovered today, as the rest of the recon team returns, all unharmed! However, Felix is already dead. The image of Felix Yelts is unavailable to us as we don't want to show something so disturbing. But experts tell us he was unfortunately messed with by wild life. Mr. Emonds body has also been taken back with Yelts. both dead, and surly a tragic loss for everyone." A clear lack of care on his face and in his voice.

Marin interupts Bo " that's enough of that, your excused to go home now. Please, dear viewers, take this story as a reminder to always watch out for your loved ones, even in there service, if you can. Thankyou for always being a loyal member of our little station here in Ichov Vertins.."

Final update.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, United Villages Of Eisbutch, No-Judge Zone

Has anyone else seen what server nation states runs on

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

i hate that the more issues i solve, the longer an issue takes to pop up, does it get faster later, or i am going to have wait for a year one day??

Tesdai, Chocolatistan, Hazbin Demons

No-Judge Zone wrote:i hate that the more issues i solve, the longer an issue takes to pop up, does it get faster later, or i am going to have wait for a year one day??

It will get to 6 hours between an issue then the time stops increasing.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, Wallacia Ki, Chocolatistan

This is alucard reporting for real news

"We just received word that the war between Alwindia and Amerafro has Stopped both sides suffered heavy casualties but alwindia managed to keep the military afloat using totems of undying , It is unclear who won the war but it was considered a draw ,Will this war lead to a new cold War or a new era of peace only time will tell"

This is Alucard reporting for real news signing out

*Add Hilliams calling the Chaos Legion* "Yes Hello? Yeah I need you to go to hazbin for me you can do that? Ok then Good luck"

3 hours later

This is Alucard reporting for real news

"We just received word that Alwindian president add hilliams is exploiting the vulnerable state that the Pride circle is in and sent the entire chaos legion and a west wind regiment to contain the Western part of the pride ring this is meant to help hazbin but what will Prince lucifer do? "

This is Alucard reporting for real news

Antarctican Immagrants

Post by Alwindia suppressed by The Tribia.

Alwindia

Peacockastan wrote:It's hard to find the time, but I consider reading books to be an important part of self-health/improvement. Depending on what kinds of books you're reading you can get a lot out of it like an expanded vocabulary and just more knowledge in general. What kind of media you use to absorb this knowledge is up to the individual, everyone is different, what's important is that you're learning something new that you didn't know before. It doesn't necessarily have to be nonfiction either, you can learn a lot from great literary classics like Lord of the Flies for example. A lot of those books give deep insight to human nature which is arguably one of the most important pieces of information that you will ever learn.

My favorite book is Animal Farm by George Orwell, I just find his mind to be fascinating. It's so interesting to read about someone else's opinion on a political system in the form of a fable rather than some long-drawn-out essay. I'm not discounting essays when it comes to literary merit, but you're lying to yourself if you say they can't be boring as hell.

TLDR: Read, there's some good stuff out there waiting for you to enjoy its benefits.

So far my favorite book is Achtung Panzer! It's very very interesting giving out the mistakes of ww1 and arguing why tanks are the best weapon to be used

(I accidentally double posted my apologies)

Peacockastan, Antarctican Immagrants

Peacockastan wrote:It's hard to find the time, but I consider reading books to be an important part of self-health/improvement. Depending on what kinds of books you're reading you can get a lot out of it like an expanded vocabulary and just more knowledge in general. What kind of media you use to absorb this knowledge is up to the individual, everyone is different, what's important is that you're learning something new that you didn't know before. It doesn't necessarily have to be nonfiction either, you can learn a lot from great literary classics like Lord of the Flies for example. A lot of those books give deep insight to human nature which is arguably one of the most important pieces of information that you will ever learn.

My favorite book is Animal Farm by George Orwell, I just find his mind to be fascinating. It's so interesting to read about someone else's opinion on a political system in the form of a fable rather than some long-drawn-out essay. I'm not discounting essays when it comes to literary merit, but you're lying to yourself if you say they can't be boring as hell.

TLDR: Read, there's some good stuff out there waiting for you to enjoy its benefits.

Back in January i had a hard time mentally dealing with the Australian lockdowns and not being able to see my family (all of whom are overseas) so i decided to get back into reading after not having picked up a book in ages....

I went on to Ebay, and bought 40 Agatha Christie murder mystery novels - just finished number 21 last-night, "Peril at End House"... absolutely awesome :)

I completely agree that reading is an important self-health/improvement... it's given me the mental escape needed to get through some not particularly pleasant times.....

Tesdai, Peacockastan

South-Central Rhodesia wrote:Back in January i had a hard time mentally dealing with the Australian lockdowns and not being able to see my family (all of whom are overseas) so i decided to get back into reading after not having picked up a book in ages....

I went on to Ebay, and bought 40 Agatha Christie murder mystery novels - just finished number 21 last-night, "Peril at End House"... absolutely awesome :)

I completely agree that reading is an important self-health/improvement... it's given me the mental escape needed to get through some not particularly pleasant times.....

Yep I read Erwin rommel's book, read six of crows and some other gachaverse novels

Tesdai, South-Central Rhodesia

South-Central Rhodesia wrote:Back in January i had a hard time mentally dealing with the Australian lockdowns and not being able to see my family (all of whom are overseas) so i decided to get back into reading after not having picked up a book in ages....

I went on to Ebay, and bought 40 Agatha Christie murder mystery novels - just finished number 21 last-night, "Peril at End House"... absolutely awesome :)

I completely agree that reading is an important self-health/improvement... it's given me the mental escape needed to get through some not particularly pleasant times.....

Agatha Cristie is good. I just finished the A.B.C Murders.

Bicala wrote:LE, what's your stance on books? How about reading? Reading books?

Maybe magazines or comic books. Do you prefer audio books? What about reading books...online? Which do you prefer?

Honestly, I don't find much fun in reading books. It's hard to find good books. It's like I can't find my reading comfort zone. I don't like books. Magazines are pretty odd, for me they always have some 'extreme mystery' where the answer is obvious. Like bat and cats could be couples? More info here! And that the end it's like no are you dumb stop reading me you're losing brain cells go away. Comic books are pretty chill. Too short and coloured versions can be expensive to produce so they are kinda rare. Maybe that's why they are short.

Audio books make me sad. And lazy. Sad and lazy. Disappointed I don't feel bothered to open a book so I just lie there.

Internet books are meh. I don't have any strong opinions on them.

I am a bookworm since I was child. Book plays an important part in my life. A tip for you who want to started to read book is read comic first

Tesdai, South-Central Rhodesia, Antarctican Immagrants, Alwindia

Mitte Harchilania wrote:Agatha Cristie is good. I just finished the A.B.C Murders.

I am a bookworm since I was child. Book plays an important part in my life. A tip for you who want to started to read book is read comic first

Ahhhh 'ABC Murders' was good... however i felt the end wrap up was rather unsatisfying...

My all time favourite is 'Evil under the Sun', but 'The Thirteen Problems' was also incredible.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, Mitte Harchilania, Alwindia

Post by Alwindia suppressed by The Tribia.

Alwindia

South-Central Rhodesia wrote:Ahhhh 'ABC Murders' was good... however i felt the end wrap up was rather unsatisfying...

My all time favourite is 'Evil under the Sun', but 'The Thirteen Problems' was also incredible.

Huh I never read that *gets in tank* welp time to go to the library

South-Central Rhodesia, Antarctican Immagrants, Mitte Harchilania

Wait who wants to start a Book Club Alliance I don't think anyone wants to but still what can I lose

Antarctican Immagrants, United Villages Of Eisbutch

Alwindia, do not double post on our RMB. You are expected to follow our RMB rules if you want to post here.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, The Tribia, Hansa Federation

Artevenia wrote:Alwindia, do not double post on our RMB. You are expected to follow our RMB rules if you want to post here.

Yeah ik sorry artevenia I won't do it again

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Post by United Villages Of Eisbutch suppressed by Tesdai.

United Villages Of Eisbutch

Artevenia wrote:Alwindia, do not double post on our RMB. You are expected to follow our RMB rules if you want to post here.

He said sorry in his double post and realized his mistake get off his case

Antarctican Immagrants

Post by Alwindia suppressed by Tesdai.

Alwindia

United Villages Of Eisbutch wrote:He said sorry in his double post and realized his mistake get off his case

Thanks for defending me eisbutch

Antarctican Immagrants, Chocolatistan

Post by United Villages Of Eisbutch suppressed by Artevenia.

United Villages Of Eisbutch

Alwindia wrote:Thanks for defending me eisbutch

Your welcome ❤️

But I don't like to see the other nation try correct what you already know and I know he was just reminding you but still not even a thanks for your apology

Antarctican Immagrants, Alwindia

Alwindia wrote:

This is Alucard reporting for real news

Hopefully things go well, wars are very messy

United Villages Of Eisbutch wrote:Your welcome ❤️

But I don't like to see the other nation try correct what you already know and I know he was just reminding you but still not even a thanks for your apology

For one, Arte is a mod, he is meant to correct people, and two, it's a rule, we don't gotta celebrate everytime someone follows a rule

I apologize if this came off as aggressive

Tesdai

Antarctican Immagrants wrote:Hopefully things go well, wars are very messy

For one, Arte is a mod, he is meant to correct people, and two, it's a rule, we don't gotta celebrate everytime someone follows a rule

I apologize if this came off as aggressive

Don't worry it's not aggressive at all and I know it's Artevenia's job to correct people

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, Mitte Harchilania, Chocolatistan

Antarctican Immagrants wrote:Hopefully things go well, wars are very messy

For one, Arte is a mod, he is meant to correct people, and two, it's a rule, we don't gotta celebrate everytime someone follows a rule

I apologize if this came off as aggressive

It not aggressive but I'm just saying Alwindia said sorry and it seemed arte was trying to rub it in job or not its nice to at least recognize when someone realized that they did something wrong (sorry to cause trouble but I've had a rough day and it's only the morning ❤️)

Antarctican Immagrants, Alwindia

Ukalnsk wanting to expand it's influence start expanding theyr borders to spread the "Uka" culture and become more Dominant.

Hansa Federation

Antarctican Immagrants

I got the book question from when someone said 'Or just...read a book.' and I honestly was curious to see what people would think about books.

And it was all positive.

Maybe it's just weird to me because I don't like reading too much, but I was kind of.. shocked.

Peacockastan wrote:

TLDR: Read, there's some good stuff out there waiting for you to enjoy its benefits.

Yup, it's still hard to find actually good books though.

I found that books from the Caribbean which use dialect/slang are great, I'll try to get more.

Ukalnsk wrote:COMICS ARE EPIC!

Agreed, but please don't double post.

You guys really suggested some interesting books.

I've been reading famous five and it sucks.

No, seriously.

If the most interesting thing in your book is the wind blowing that you have to describe it's like gods whispering in your ear, then your 'book' is just a long essay.

It sucks.

I should not have to wait ten whole years to get the plot. I do not care that Tinker is running around the house like a garbage truck, get to the good stuff already.

I cannot stress how bad it is.

And hardy boys? It's soooo bad. Its just...soo...long! I don't even remember how it started, who wrote this stuff? And there's just so..many... BOOKS IN THE SERIES...how does anyone read all of that and stay interested!????

Sorry, just wanted to rant.

Alwindia wrote:So far my favorite book is Achtung Panzer! It's very very interesting giving out the mistakes of ww1 and arguing why tanks are the best weapon to be used

(I accidentally double posted my apologies)

I love books about wars, they're so interesting...so.. good. Like, loads more interesting than stupid hardy boys.

Arguably, kamikaze planes were better, if you had a lot of population. It's a suicide mission, so you would need loads of people to keep your population to stay afloat. It was devastating to the American ships, and think. Remember 9/11 and how much economic effect it had? Yeah, quite horrifying. But tanks are much more effective at ground combat, way better than troops. However, you need loads of steel and engines and stuff to make them, and that's costly. If you have loads of money and resources, like the USA or China, then go for it.

South-Central Rhodesia wrote:Back in January i had a hard time mentally dealing with the Australian lockdowns and not being able to see my family (all of whom are overseas) so i decided to get back into reading after not having picked up a book in ages....

I went on to Ebay, and bought 40 Agatha Christie murder mystery novels - just finished number 21 last-night, "Peril at End House"... absolutely awesome :)

I completely agree that reading is an important self-health/improvement... it's given me the mental escape needed to get through some not particularly pleasant times.....

Sounds like a lot to read. Novels take so long to finish. Maybe it's just me, but I wouldn't have the patience. But, if it helps, you do you.

Anyways, I have another question.

This kinda seems like a social experiment at this point.

What's your stance on your country? Maybe you live under the queen's rule, maybe you have a president who doesn't stop being president because unlike the US we were stupid enough to not allow presidents to be here forever.

No, I'm not Russian.

Our country sucks. We just copy everything the USA does and hope it goes well. But we aren't the USA. We aren't even a 1st world country. Anyways, the black market is out of control, murder is often even though we don't have that much population, rich people are the only people who are surviving the pandemic, water is sometimes dirty and always cold because everyone's a cheapskate and they don't like having a normal water heater because the apartment wasn't made for a pandemic and everyone is staying inside all the time, food is expensive and hard to get, nothing changes because the government doesn't want it to and politics suck because everyone wants to be a dictator except for our current government.

...it's not too great.

Tesdai, Peacockastan, South-Central Rhodesia, Antarctican Immagrants, The Tribia

Guys what is endorse

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Bicala wrote:I got the book question from when someone said 'Or just...read a book.' and I honestly was curious to see what people would think about books.

And it was all positive.

Maybe it's just weird to me because I don't like reading too much, but I was kind of.. shocked.

Yup, it's still hard to find actually good books though.

I found that books from the Caribbean which use dialect/slang are great, I'll try to get more.

Agreed, but please don't double post.

You guys really suggested some interesting books.

I've been reading famous five and it sucks.

No, seriously.

If the most interesting thing in your book is the wind blowing that you have to describe it's like gods whispering in your ear, then your 'book' is just a long essay.

It sucks.

I should not have to wait ten whole years to get the plot. I do not care that Tinker is running around the house like a garbage truck, get to the good stuff already.

I cannot stress how bad it is.

And hardy boys? It's soooo bad. Its just...soo...long! I don't even remember how it started, who wrote this stuff? And there's just so..many... BOOKS IN THE SERIES...how does anyone read all of that and stay interested!????

Sorry, just wanted to rant.

I love books about wars, they're so interesting...so.. good. Like, loads more interesting than stupid hardy boys.

Arguably, kamikaze planes were better, if you had a lot of population. It's a suicide mission, so you would need loads of people to keep your population to stay afloat. It was devastating to the American ships, and think. Remember 9/11 and how much economic effect it had? Yeah, quite horrifying. But tanks are much more effective at ground combat, way better than troops. However, you need loads of steel and engines and stuff to make them, and that's costly. If you have loads of money and resources, like the USA or China, then go for it.

Sounds like a lot to read. Novels take so long to finish. Maybe it's just me, but I wouldn't have the patience. But, if it helps, you do you.

Anyways, I have another question.

This kinda seems like a social experiment at this point.

What's your stance on your country? Maybe you live under the queen's rule, maybe you have a president who doesn't stop being president because unlike the US we were stupid enough to not allow presidents to be here forever.

No, I'm not Russian.

Our country sucks. We just copy everything the USA does and hope it goes well. But we aren't the USA. We aren't even a 1st world country. Anyways, the black market is out of control, murder is often even though we don't have that much population, rich people are the only people who are surviving the pandemic, water is sometimes dirty and always cold because everyone's a cheapskate and they don't like having a normal water heater because the apartment wasn't made for a pandemic and everyone is staying inside all the time, food is expensive and hard to get, nothing changes because the government doesn't want it to and politics suck because everyone wants to be a dictator except for our current government.

...it's not too great.

I already can guess where you live, but I will keep silent

Ukalnsk wrote:Ukalnsk wanting to expand it's influence start expanding theyr borders to spread the "Uka" culture and become more Dominant.

Hansa Federation

Don't randomly pinging someone please

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Mitte Harchilania wrote:I already can guess where you live, but I will keep silent

You can snip posts you quote, and I'm quite curious of your guess. Can you send me a telegram of where you think I live?

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Bicala wrote:You can snip posts you quote, and I'm quite curious of your guess. Can you send me a telegram of where you think I live?

Sure

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Mitte Harchilania wrote:I already can guess where you live, but I will keep silent

Don't randomly pinging someone please

11 letters A-f-g-h-a-n-i-s-t-a-n or Zimbabwe or Venezuela one of those and I agree war books are better than novels

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Alwindia wrote:11 letters A-f-g-h-a-n-i-s-t-a-n or Zimbabwe or Venezuela one of those and I agree war books are better than novels

Okay, compared to other situations, mine isn't that bad. Our economy is inflating though.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Bicala wrote:Okay, compared to other situations, mine isn't that bad. Our economy is inflating though.

Welp I'm wrong bye I'm out of here I'm going to read war books *drives tank*

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, United Villages Of Eisbutch, Bicala

I've read all my books and I'm too introverted to go to the library so I'm just watching anime I've already seen but it would be nice to go get some new books and mangas

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

United Villages Of Eisbutch wrote:I've read all my books and I'm too introverted to go to the library so I'm just watching anime I've already seen but it would be nice to go get some new books and mangas

I'm actually VERY extroverted I'm basically the leader of all my friends

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, United Villages Of Eisbutch

Bicala wrote:I got the book question from when someone said 'Or just...read a book.' and I honestly was curious to see what people would think about books.

And it was all positive.

Maybe it's just weird to me because I don't like reading too much, but I was kind of.. shocked.

Yup, it's still hard to find actually good books though.

I found that books from the Caribbean which use dialect/slang are great, I'll try to get more.

Agreed, but please don't double post.

You guys really suggested some interesting books.

I've been reading famous five and it sucks.

No, seriously.

If the most interesting thing in your book is the wind blowing that you have to describe it's like gods whispering in your ear, then your 'book' is just a long essay.

It sucks.

I should not have to wait ten whole years to get the plot. I do not care that Tinker is running around the house like a garbage truck, get to the good stuff already.

I cannot stress how bad it is.

And hardy boys? It's soooo bad. Its just...soo...long! I don't even remember how it started, who wrote this stuff? And there's just so..many... BOOKS IN THE SERIES...how does anyone read all of that and stay interested!????

Sorry, just wanted to rant.

I love books about wars, they're so interesting...so.. good. Like, loads more interesting than stupid hardy boys.

Arguably, kamikaze planes were better, if you had a lot of population. It's a suicide mission, so you would need loads of people to keep your population to stay afloat. It was devastating to the American ships, and think. Remember 9/11 and how much economic effect it had? Yeah, quite horrifying. But tanks are much more effective at ground combat, way better than troops. However, you need loads of steel and engines and stuff to make them, and that's costly. If you have loads of money and resources, like the USA or China, then go for it.

Sounds like a lot to read. Novels take so long to finish. Maybe it's just me, but I wouldn't have the patience. But, if it helps, you do you.

Anyways, I have another question.

This kinda seems like a social experiment at this point.

What's your stance on your country? Maybe you live under the queen's rule, maybe you have a president who doesn't stop being president because unlike the US we were stupid enough to not allow presidents to be here forever.

No, I'm not Russian.

Our country sucks. We just copy everything the USA does and hope it goes well. But we aren't the USA. We aren't even a 1st world country. Anyways, the black market is out of control, murder is often even though we don't have that much population, rich people are the only people who are surviving the pandemic, water is sometimes dirty and always cold because everyone's a cheapskate and they don't like having a normal water heater because the apartment wasn't made for a pandemic and everyone is staying inside all the time, food is expensive and hard to get, nothing changes because the government doesn't want it to and politics suck because everyone wants to be a dictator except for our current government.

...it's not too great.

Is it Ukraine? Or North Korea?

This country seems to be terrible. I hope it gets better.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Ukalnsk wrote:Is it Ukraine? Or North Korea?

This country seems to be terrible. I hope it gets better.

North Korea bans the internet, you are only able to access four website there, none of which were made outside of North Korea. Unless China made a website for them.

I don't know much about Ukraine.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

I love books.

But I don't tell my citizens, as far as they know books are demons that will kill them if opened.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Bicala wrote:You can snip posts you quote, and I'm quite curious of your guess. Can you send me a telegram of where you think I live?

Where doe you live? I'm curious. As you mention the cold, I would think your country is at high latitude, but most of them are quite rich. Eastern Europe could be possible, Chile or Argentina maybe? A lot of countries are implementing US politics, with varying succes, so that doesn't give a lot of information. Your country is not a dictatorship, which narrows it down a bit more.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Bicala wrote:North Korea bans the internet, you are only able to access four website there, none of which were made outside of North Korea. Unless China made a website for them.

I don't know much about Ukraine.

Maybe it could be yemen or maybe Botswana idk. Or San Marino. Or Monaco. There the rich people control everyone and everything

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Ukalnsk wrote:Maybe it could be yemen or maybe Botswana idk. Or San Marino. Or Monaco. There the rich people control everyone and everything

If it is San Marino or Monaco, he wouldn't complain

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, Chocolatistan

This is Alucard reporting for real news

"The Chaos Division is wrecking havoc in the Western pride circle capturing grounds and fighting all other territorial overlords Gemini and Showmaster fights Both Mrs. Cherri and Sir Pentious while grave fights corrupt Overlord Voidus and won, White crow is acting as a sky net surveillance system and Megamind is speaking with lucifer that's not going very well what will happen next? "

This is Alucard reporting for real news

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, United Villages Of Eisbutch

Chocolatistan wrote:Where doe you live? I'm curious. As you mention the cold, I would think your country is at high latitude, but most of them are quite rich. Eastern Europe could be possible, Chile or Argentina maybe? A lot of countries are implementing US politics, with varying succes, so that doesn't give a lot of information. Your country is not a dictatorship, which narrows it down a bit more.

It's just the water that's cold. Outside is extremely hot, maxing at 40 degrees Celsius on days with heatwaves, and boy are heatwaves often.

We have 3 mountain ranges if that helps, I don't live there though.

We also have vagrants. A lot. That might help.

I'm not entirely comfortable with disclosing my location on the internet to 300-400 people.

Mitte Harchilania wrote:If it is San Marino or Monaco, he wouldn't complain

I'd love to hit the beaches of Monaco. It's extremely wealthy and has infrastructure from Italy, France and even Switzerland. I think it'd be a nice vacation.

Ukalnsk wrote:Maybe it could be yemen or maybe Botswana idk. Or San Marino. Or Monaco. There the rich people control everyone and everything

I don't think I'd enjoy being in Botswana or Yemen. Those are places that can get hotter than here.

Also Yemen has slaves.

Ansoku wrote:I love books.

But I don't tell my citizens, as far as they know books are demons that will kill them if opened.

Do you like books because they kill citizens?

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, Mitte Harchilania

Good afternoon people

United Villages Of Eisbutch wrote:Afternoon how are you doing

yo bien mi nacion mal y vos?

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, United Villages Of Eisbutch

Northwest Of Quitu wrote:Good afternoon people

Afternoon how are you doing

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

United Villages Of Eisbutch wrote:Afternoon how are you doing

Im doin good how bout you

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Bicala wrote: - snip -

Peru or Chile

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

No-Judge Zone wrote:well here is a question what are the people of your countries favorite video game character, my people like spyro because he is a dragon.

The protagonist from FarCry 5 :p. This is an interesting question and I’m not exactly sure tho. “Tonight We Riot” is probably a pretty popular game in TESDAI due to our history.

Bicala wrote:LE, what's your stance on books? How about reading? Reading books?

Maybe magazines or comic books. Do you prefer audio books? What about reading books...online? Which do you prefer?

Honestly, I don't find much fun in reading books. It's hard to find good books. It's like I can't find my reading comfort zone. I don't like books. Magazines are pretty odd, for me they always have some 'extreme mystery' where the answer is obvious. Like bat and cats could be couples? More info here! And that the end it's like no are you dumb stop reading me you're losing brain cells go away. Comic books are pretty chill. Too short and coloured versions can be expensive to produce so they are kinda rare. Maybe that's why they are short.

Audio books make me sad. And lazy. Sad and lazy. Disappointed I don't feel bothered to open a book so I just lie there.

Internet books are meh. I don't have any strong opinions on them.

For a long time, I despised reading. It felt like it took too much time, and I could just read stuff on Wikipedia if I wanted info or read Reddit, NationStates, or Discord for fun. Or I could play video games for stories too. I had read some books in school in my free time, and I liked them, but I felt I got the same experience from other forms of media for the same things, the internet for information, songs or games for stories, either or for entertainment.

I recently got into a big kick on Mythology, I’ve always had an interest, but really got into it recently. I’m currently reading a book called “The Viking Spirit” by Daniel McCoy and try to read a chapter or two (chapters are usually only a couple pages long) before bed. I’ve noticed it helps me get to sleep better and disconnect from social things like Discord and my phone when I do so. Plus I’m learning so much about Norse mythology and the Norse lifestyle while I’m doing it. It’s crazy how much of our current world, in America atleast, was inspired by it, and how much other mythologies were influenced by it and how much it influenced other mythologies.

Anyways, judging by my response, I agree with Peacock and SCR that reading is definitely good for your health, and if you can find the time, or make the time, I’d definitely suggest getting into it with some subjects you like.

Ghayat wrote:Guys what is endorse

It determines who the Delegate is in the region, based on who has the most (me currently). The Delegates endorsements determine how much their vote is worth in the World Assembly. For everyone, the amount of endorsements they have increases their influence stat gain at each game update (twice per day) over the base gain (which is 1). Due to the first two reasons, it is recommended you endorse the Delegate. Due to the last reason, it is recommended you endorse everyone in the region.

You can find a list in out dispatches here: https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1308027

Or you can run commands with the AA Bot on the RMB by mentioning it like this to get a list of people you aren’t endorsing. When it runs the command, it posts on the Augustinandroid RMB after 30 seconds and pings the natiom who ran the command (me in this case), which causes it to show up in the Notices of that nation (me in this case).

The Moose

endo Ghayat

South-Central Rhodesia, Antarctican Immagrants, The Tribia, Mitte Harchilania

hello

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Bicala wrote:It's just the water that's cold. Outside is extremely hot, maxing at 40 degrees Celsius on days with heatwaves, and boy are heatwaves often.

We have 3 mountain ranges if that helps, I don't live there though.

We also have vagrants. A lot. That might help.

I'm not entirely comfortable with disclosing my location on the internet to 300-400 people.

I'd love to hit the beaches of Monaco. It's extremely wealthy and has infrastructure from Italy, France and even Switzerland. I think it'd be a nice vacation.

I don't think I'd enjoy being in Botswana or Yemen. Those are places that can get hotter than here.

Also Yemen has slaves.

Do you like books because they kill citizens?

Maybe its Panama or San Juan. The US claims them even tough theyr Independent iff I remember right.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Ciosa wrote:hello

Hello

No-Judge Zone wrote:Im doin good how bout you

Not that good but I ain't complaining

Thanks for asking ❤️

Antarctican Immagrants

URA recommendation on “Health and Safety Act”

https://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1599303

New WAs, please endorse:

The Rapture Holdings Inc

Ajuuran Sultanate

Ghayat

Ciosa wrote:hello

Hello! Welcome to Lands End.

Tesdai wrote:Or you can run commands with the AA Bot on the RMB by mentioning it like this to get a list of people you aren’t endorsing. When it runs the command, it posts on the Augustinandroid RMB after 30 seconds and pings the natiom who ran the command (me in this case), which causes it to show up in the Notices of that nation (me in this case).

The Moose

endo Ghayat

Kind’ve embarrassing that I ran the wrong command here. Shame on the 181 of you not endorsing Ghayat tho. The correct command for a list of people that you aren’t endorsing (not the list of people that are or aren’t endorsing you), is

The Moose

swap Ghayat

Edit: to show where the command goes, look here: https://www.nationstates.net/region=augustinandroid/page=display_region_rmb?postid=45239098#p45239098

Antarctican Immagrants, The Tribia

thanks i hope i can be useful

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Ukalnsk wrote:Maybe its Panama or San Juan. The US claims them even tough theyr Independent iff I remember right.

Those countries don't have 3 mountain ranges I believe.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, Mitte Harchilania

I only know two chains of mountains and volcanoes the Himalayas and the Andes

so many countries many possibilities many regions endless places

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Northwest Of Quitu wrote:I only know two chains of mountains and volcanoes the Himalayas and the Andes

so many countries many possibilities many regions endless places

Not endless but many. Its impossible tat something cant end sometime. Or atleast in most cases...

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants, Northwest Of Quitu

Ukalnsk wrote:Not endless but many. Its impossible tat something cant end sometime. Or atleast in most cases...

I know, but i say it from my perspective and it is not that a human can travel all corners of the world, or so i think

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

Northwest Of Quitu wrote:I know, but i say it from my perspective and it is not that a human can travel all corners of the world, or so i think

Iff you say sooo.

Tesdai, Antarctican Immagrants

hello everyone I am back

Tesdai, Kathricore, Antarctican Immagrants

How's everyone's afternoon?

Tesdai

0Rd Er wrote:hello everyone I am back

Welcome back! Glad to see you again.

0Rd Er wrote:hello everyone I am back

Welcome Back Ord

Tesdai

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