Shireroth

Aurefiction... returning to Shireroth? Hmmm... well, I hope you have a good time here, in any case.

Quote:Of course, luckily for Attera, your personal influence outside of Shireroth, and probably Treesia, is next to none Steffke. Truth. And even if I did bother to come back and make an attempt, there is not really a whole lot of satisfaction in ruining Attera's reputation anyway.

Quote:"Locke" wasn't a recognized state and as such had no legitimacy in conducting operations against another nation. Attera, when we did conduct military operations, was recognized by dozens of other states as a soveriegn state and as such there was legitimacy behind our operations.Interesting. Th...

Ah HA! I finally have a voice to go with that picture that Gman gave me so long ago.

Quote:Minor involvement in the Infernal War.This roughly this roughly tranlates to the following three statments:"Aeronesia SUCKS!""Huh, what? JDS is breaking Hau'oli 'Ena free from the FIoJ? Well, SHIREROTH IS NOW FREE TOO!""Just kidding about that whole 'Shireroth is free now too' thing. Heh heh h...

The Cig Sig!It is too bad that he was actually a pretty smart guy if you did not scroll down to his signature. The cig sig was all people ever cared about though.

There is a lot of that, but not as much as you might think. Shireroth has survived on B0O0/\/\ism for a very long time. It is probably the microworld's oldest construced religion.

UhhThe previous statement of mine was more of a "sign of the changing times" then a "let's tear down the evil oath!" statement. If Shireroth's oath works, then it works. I am not saying you should get rid of it.

I remember when Jasonia tried to begin a voluntary oath policy. Everyone got REALLY REALLY offended at it, especially Scott. Everyone said that an oath was binding and holy and honorable and they would never make one to something as stupid or as fragile as a micronation.And now Shireroth has a mandi...

I get the feeling that we are thinking in the wrong direction on this one.

I typed in "Shireroth" into Google. First spot was the website. Second was this forum.Google apparently blesses you, unbelievers.

Quote:I'm doing matrices at the moment, and our maths teacher is telling us horror stories about what the old course was like. Did it involve the Classical Ajugate method?I just had my Lineral Algebra final today. And I found out about it yesterday. I thought it was going to be on Friday, but NOO...

I should point out that a grandfather clause HEAVILY favores the old generation over the new. Enough of that kind of thing goes on natually, so you should not add to the seperation with actual legal backing. Plus, it sets up a "We do have to follow the laws, but you guys do, so ha ha, mortals!" situ...

Oooh, kind of clever Eoin. Too bad that integers can be both positive and negative, which makes "1" not a good answer because "-1" is also an integer, not describable by using "less than nineteen syllables", and is less then 1.Come to think of it, there is no real answer unless they managed to find ...

Well, so what is the Shirerothian economy if not capitalist? In the past, everyone got paid a weekly/monthy salary for doing... basically nothing. Even if you did any work, you would still get the same pay as the minister that slacked off. So payment was certainly not an encourgement to do any work....

Quote:What is the least integer not describable using less than nineteen syllables? The answer does not take as much thought as you might think, and is one of the most surprising results in philosophy and mathematics.*waits patiently for tomorrow and the possibility of an actual riddle to arrive*

No.

Agreed. But I was about the same, though my focus was a bit different.

Quote: A plane crashed, and every single person on board died. John and Mary, two people on that flight, both survived. How can this be?The riddle says that they were on the flight. But that was what I thought first too.Erik is correct in his answer.

Not really. I am kind of hovering, similar to Ari.I am on spring break right now. My spring break is commonly known as "the middle of winter" which means there is nowhere interesting to go, so I am stuck at home with a lot of free time. Having been in Shireroth for a while and knowing many of the pe...

Quote:As a Templar of the Soloralist Church, I denounce the worship of this New Lord as the one and only true deity. The old gods are the true gods, and their powers remain great, even if their faces are now obscured by the clouds of history.However, this Christ fellow interests me. Perhaps he shoul...

You are, of course, correct Eoin. The actual answer (the rock "group") is Rushmore itself, not the presidents.I can see Evil Tree's annoucement for tomorrow already... "Congratulations to Eoin, who solved yesterday's fairly difficult riddle. But an extra-special congratulations goes to Scott Siskind...

I realize this is a lynchable offense, but I would say that Aure's Kaisership was a POSITIVE example of a new person in a powerful position. She did a few things strangly, but she did a lot of things right. Her "disappearance", as you would call it, was largely due to massive undue stress being put ...

Every now and then you will find a random "tweak" to the system. They will be pretty boring compared to the huge changes took place in the past, but they ARE something for people to do. If you had a democracy, then it would give these bored newbies a voice.But plugging democracy was not really the p...

You could always do what I have seen some other "serious" micronations do: design uniforms, actually create them, and take pictures of some people wearing them.

*smiles* Ah, the whole "nothing for newbies" to question is easily solved by Democracy. But you swore that off a LOOOONG time ago, so now you are running into these sorts of problems. It is hardly surprising. Do you remember all those "old school" micronationations that were around when Apollo still...

*whispers to Gman* You might want to avoid saying "elves" in Shireroth. Ever. For any reason.

It is a completely ridiculous multivariable function comparison, but that does not sound like "riddle answer" material.

Come on Scott. If you are going to accuse people of cheating, at least do it after a hard riddle.I think a difficulty upgrade is in order.

Pardon my random intrusion, but is not barring someone from the university counterproductive to the unversity's goals? I mean, sure, if this was a REAL university and Locke was trying to get an actual degree here, then that would be a devistating punishment. But this place is barely large enough to ...