The East PacificBoard

Great algerstonia wrote:

Tomorrow I am going to try to make a cookie that cooks for two minutes in the microwave. I found it off a YouTube video.

Tomorrow I invade shavara

The unity company wrote:

ooc: i think you mist understood what i said, it was a warning, that the divin will plantyou can't cruse missile something you can't find

Why exactly are we not able to find whatever you are talking about?

Greater felter wrote:

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Greetings from Korea.

You flew from the Pacific, right?

Gorbastan wrote:

You flew from the Pacific, right?

From Canada to Korea? Probably.

In The imperial union of rus Green Cross personnel get in full epidemic Hazmat gear, and set up field hospitals. They were prepared to fight this flu. ¨How long do you think this will last for?¨ George asks Carl. ¨I do not know, this does not seem like something that will go away easily.¨ They look around them. White tents with Green Crosses on the stop. Signs that say. ¨INFLUENZA, STAY OUT.¨ and more that say. ¨INFLUENZA TREATMENT STATION, PLEASE ENTER.¨ The signs were redundant if you read them together. The problem is the ones that said stay out were better hidden. The Green Cross wants to make the treatment centers a place of happiness, and not a place of terrible pain and suffering. It is the first day, and there are already more than 1,000 people in the treatment center. They are going to need more if there are supposed to be 300,000+. ¨This d*mn disease is going to kill me George.¨ Carl says. ¨If I do not catch it, it will be a miracle if I do not drop dead from stress.¨ Carl and George laugh. They know what they signed up for. They were prepared for all the possibilities. The Green Cross sure let them know what would happen if they caught it. 52 slides on every gruesome death you can get here is not very good for morale. ¨I would hate to be the men on the sick food line.¨ George says. And he is right. The men feeding the sick have to work and cook in full hazmat in the heat of a kitchen. They can not even stop to drink water. If they do they run the risk of catching the disease.

¨I can not wait to see beautiful Kopenhagen again.¨ Carl says. He is from the Osterreich und ungarn. He volunteered to fight the disease. George looks at him and thinks of his home in Saline, and what he would do to see his wife again. ¨You think this beats cleaning up mines in Arklen?¨ ¨I do not know Carl, I do not know.¨

Osterreich und ungarn wrote:

The Government reports that colonies are starting to be more profitable, as the business and resources that generate revenue start to outweigh administration costs.

That's the tax on those businesses, not just the profits thereof, right? Unless they're government-run businesses, but even then it'd need to be net profit.

Osterreich und ungarn wrote:

The Government reports that colonies are starting to be more profitable, as the business and resources that generate revenue start to outweigh administration costs.

Whistles in still at war

Some nation: I'm going to invade Shavara/San Sierra!

Me (while I'm not German):

[ German laughing ]

by Shavara

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Pakitsk wrote:

That's the tax on those businesses, not just the profits thereof, right? Unless they're government-run businesses, but even then it'd need to be net profit.

I’d love to answer questions but my child is at war

Arklen wrote:

Whistles in still at war

Kilkire wrote:

Íosa Críost... Is the RMB at war again?

* Looks at Germanic Natives still in West Asen *

Osterreich und ungarn wrote:

The Government reports that colonies are starting to be more profitable, as the business and resources that generate revenue start to outweigh administration costs.

The Algerstonese Government report that ure wack.

Flexes in the most loved child