Shireroth

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I agree with this Treaty wholeheartedly.

I suppose "normal means" in this context would be a meanful discussion of some sort that make progress into resolving the problem. It could also mean that in an event to clear the problem, like a trial or recwar, neither side could agree to terms. Lastly, it could also imply that the Board should ...

I particularly agree with idea 2. Mainly because I like simulated violence, explosions, and strategy. But who doesn't?

With idea number 1, we could always set up a simple bartering system. Not as Shireroth's official type of economy, but it would suffice until we can set up a better system.

I regret that I have nothing useful to add. It sounds like a simple, fair solution.

As am I

Arrrgh!

I can't draw : (

Sorry, I've been really busy. Mostly I've only been able to troll the forums for a couple weeks.

I'll see if I can get a flag up soon, now that I have some free time this weekend. And yeah, I still have the same idea as before.

Indeed. I say we delete them all.

I'll give them an A for effort for managing to put stuff into the extra sections, but an F for intelligence for using names that are almost exactly alike. Oh, and creating them in order as well. Real inconspicuous.

I could DM a D&D campaign, as long as you don't mind it being 3.0 instead of 3.5 edition. You could inform me of the differences for certain things that you do want as a 3.5 edition rule.

If anyone else is interested in said game, let me know.

Not yours, the next Kaiser.

Not bad, just stable.

Sometimes goverments get more activity when the leader says "Pleasing everyone? Screw that!" and do something progressive, but not necessarily something that everyone likes. Of course, that might end in assasination, but if that's what it takes to keep Shireroth going...

Hey H477er, haven't seen you for awhile.

I might not be that active either, since I got a lot of school pressures of my own, along with other things.

Rarkasha sat in a large, cushy, swivel chair that he was testing inside a large office room with a nice view of the green plains in the background. Guixian, the only person who had come with him, raised a questioning eyebrow, and a pink haired girl of about 19 or 20 crossed her arms and watched. She ...

I always thought the Kaiser was into whipping too much.

...

Not that... he whips me or anything...

don't hurt me...

Hey, I found that funny too.

It's not like I can complain about offbeat senses of humor.

One of my posts a couple days ago was, "Note to self: remove pirate eyepatch when conducting buiness ventures on the aircraft carrier."

V.C. Vehendi wrote:We could also just let the Shirerithians fight with the pointy sticks and kill them with our AR's and Dinarchial AK-47's.

Not if I have anything to say about it

This is how I see it:
Medieval warfare--magic possible, since nukes aren't.

Korea-era warfare: nukes possible; magic would detract from satisfaction of nukage.

It's the same thing, and actually, magic is more balanced in modern ages. They would require just as much training (or in the case of ...

I've already begun production. 40 planes will be ready by the end of the week, with many more on the way, should additional factories be created.

Nuke them? As in, actual nukes?

Hey, you better at least let me look at the plans. And begin cranking out Ravenclaws, of course. And begin developing an AWACS. And other planes...

*begins schemi-I mean planning*

Too bad I'll be gone for the next two or three days. I could really use the time to ...

Well, I could just do it out of the goodness of my heart...

But that would make me laugh.

Instead, think of it as a present. One that encourages you to buy from The Corporation in the future, once an economy gets underway.

I'm having some difficulty with the side view of the Ravenclaw (the delta-wing plane I was going on about earlier), so I'll put up the overhead view.

Bear in mind, I have little patience, not too much artistic talent, and MS paint. Bah, it's just a general view anyways.

http://i7.photobucket.com ...

Paul's gonna be really tired when he gets back.

Eh? Eh?

The Corporation would be interested in providing shipping between the two nations, if possible.

I've been thinking of the possible benefits of providing mass shipping via large trading ships for intercontinental shipping and building high-speed computer controlled magnetic train lines for land ...

OH MY GOD, DUCK FROM THAT RPG!

IT'S A CHEAP JAPANESE IMPORT FROM 1997!

IT'LL EAT UP YOUR PLAYSTATION!

Aww, what's wrong with hugs?

Changing the weather. I believe that there are planes that can release something into clouds to increase their density, causing it to rain.

You do realize the sheer, incaculable, angonizing amounts of irony that comes from using a Soviet Russian Reversal Joke for an entire nation called The Corporation, right?

*scratches*