The East PacificBoard

I really need an air force.

Maneiras wrote:

Very well then, how about I invest in logging and basic manufacturing? That'll create jobs and give the church money, perhaps I can even perform construction work in the Counictva using the Counictva's manpower.

The Church doesn't own the Counictva. The Counictva is a 'temporary organizational entity' which is designed to dissolve itself once Christian anarchy is achievable.

Illiricium wrote:

Unrelated but i have to ask, how the hell do you have a smaller gdp and gdp per capita than me, the literal North Korea of Valsora?

51 million people confined in such a small nation.

Stop licking the inside of my nose challenge (impossible for Grace) (100% fail)

I f*cking hate septic systems.

Love Peace and Friendship wrote:

Valsora Red Flood: Moderate Pro-LGBT Milize

Well Milize and the Bleachers are already pro lgbt actually, for the last 3000 thousand years of Alban civilization, Albas tolerated and supported such relationships and even gave them some cultural significance. Such a belief was never disturbed, and you can imagine that the Bleachers too would be heavily against homophobia since the idea of it goes against a significant part of Alban history and culture, and you know how Bleachers are when someone utters something against them.

Restoration of Eastern Kaiserreich wrote:

O`<'O~Fvcking politically correct nonsense!

That's right! We used to be woke back in the day when the biggest political debate was if the fruits on that bush where poisonous or not!

Silvamar wrote:

I always ask myself how they did that. I mean, it is obvious, but it's hard for us to think that people just ate something and died.

"Jonathan... another tribe member faceplanted again..."

"Dammit! That's another unedible fruit, ill write it down in the cave paintings, go sacrifice the body to the stone God."

Myehn wrote:

REGGGAAAAAAAAAAA

How are you my friend?

Volinovia wrote:

I’ve seen them all.

Voli… what… what does this mean?

Zukchiva wrote:

BUT IT WAS ME

by The Goin' Silent of Zukchiva

Read dispatch

ZUK!! Zuk Zuk!

Brethren wrote:

I figure, when encountering unfamiliar plants, they'd probably wait and see if animals could eat said plants and live.

It's not foolproof, but it's better than drawing straws and going "TELL MY FAMILY I LOVE THEM" every time.

It's possible, but unluckily Canon and Nikon didn't exist back then so we'll never know.