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14 days ago
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17 days ago
the real crime is trying to get people to play league of legends
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17 days ago
its a bit ironic coming from me but be nice to new stupid people. they're new and stupid and this forum is too dead to chase away every stupid new person
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18 days ago
DE POLO OP MIJN BODY ZIT VOL MET BLOED VAN STERVELINGEN TERWIJL IK 8.6 DRINK
20 days ago
i won't lie i got a foot fetish, but i can never taste defeat
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@wolf paws yes b0ss
@Sep I wasn't trying to say that hahaha.
In UK Leaves EU 10 yrs ago Forum: Spam Forum
@darkwolf687 They are re-negotiating first. I hope something comes out of that for the entirety of the EU. The EU needs serious reforms (such as the 20 million move from Brussels to Strasbourg once a year.) We need to reduce it to economic and military cooperation, not political.
In UK Leaves EU 10 yrs ago Forum: Spam Forum
@darkwolf687 I just wanna let you know the Dutch country, my country, held a referendum on the association treaty with that beautiful country called Ukraine.

You know, these guys, and these people.

Same referendum set up, where it was only an advisory referendum. We 'won' aka my side that was against the treaty won with 60% to 30% or so.

However the legally binding aspect came from the fact that leading parties said they'd use the referendum and 'consider it binding' despite being against referendums in general. (They said that, yes, indeed, they are against democratic referendums) Naturally they hoped people would vote FOR the treaty. They didn't, and now they're backtracking and trying to find a way to pull the treaty through without seeming corrupt (and they're failing hard at that.)

Despite the advisory role of referendums, they are sort of legally binding unless you want to lose all political support you have.

David Cameron resigned because he doesn't want to be associated with this referendum, mostly cause his side lost, otherwise because if the results of the referendum turn out to be a bad move, he has a good shot at being chosen again. In the end though the referendum won't matter, because this is who leads the EU:



Europa über Alles, nicht?



I used to have quite the smile and that dog still lived up until two weeks ago. Damn thing was nearly 17.



Now the dog is put down and I don't really smile like that anymore. Got a sweet odal cross necklace though. Hail Óðinn.
@MissCapnCrunch Well yes I get that but if we are going to be playing as mainly noblemen to get that feel of GoT being focused on the families, then if you come from the city you are automatically Ainsworth aka you're of royal blood.
@wolf paws next step is getting the skype and forcing her into our squad
@MissCapnCrunch Yes, but consider if people are from the city, then they will be royal, so then there will be little conflict, no?
@MissCapnCrunch What will be the significance of other areas then?
Well the way I see this happening in the most organized way is picking 2 families (whichever provinces they are from) and setting them up in 'the city' at the royal court. We can start out with that, for example the 'plot' could be everyone is there to enjoy a feast held by the king.

That way every character is at the same location, and we can get interaction. After that shit happens (as it tends to do) and then characters can go back to their respective provinces (so, we'd go to mountains and sea areas) where they will scheme.

But I'm not sure how interesting the scheme thing would be.
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