Did you guys hear that El Chapo placed a $100 million dollar bounty on Donald Trump because of all the stuff he said?
Imma have to reregister as a Democrat to vote in the primary I suppose.
I registered as a Republican when I was 18 during the 2008 election because I was young and dumb and a Ron Paul nut back then (I kno, I apologize)
In Europe, or at least in France, you can have a perfectly standard subscription for less than 20€ (22$), and 45€ will get you a premium offer with unlimited everything. That's for cellphones.
I don't doubt it. We definitely gotta get our shit together over here if we are going to rejoin the western world.
Well at least you can buy machine guns and stuff.
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Basically, Akron and Macon never crashed, and the US passed “An Act for the Establishment of a Commercial Airship Transportation Industry in the United States” - something briefly brought up and failed as a bill in our timeline as the "Transoceanic Merchant Airship Bill" (I think; I actually have zero information about that bill besides its name). Then airships slowly prove that they're not completely worthless in a fleet exercise.
So, we end up with more airships. They only last until planes get longer range. And then helicopters fill their ASW role. Airships are awesome, but even in alternate timelines they can't last.
Or, if you want to read the whole thing, it's here.
Does the Moons atmosphere ever encounter with the planets atmosphere to form a temporary bridge that a balloon could possibly cross to moon?
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I'm gonna have to go read some of old roleplay. Memory isn't the greatest and lost a lot of notepads with random stuff I wrote down.
If the moon is big enough to have an atmosphere, retain water and even have a flora, wouldn't it severely impact the stability of our planet's tilt and orbit? Unless they're more like twin planets than an actual planet-satellite system.
Edit: How many moons are there orbiting the planet?
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Speaking of moons, I was thinking recently about a "global event" (for the southern regions, at least). How often would an eclipse happen? Has one already happen (I didn't notice any when reading through old IC posts)? How big is the actual world compared to this continent, for reference of how many of us would see said eclipse? Do "global events" even happen at all, or is this wishful thinking?
On that question, would there be any climate change as the years go on, like a new ice age?
I don't think I can keep up with you guys anymore. I just haven't felt in the mood to sit down and write for a long while. I've been busy with other things, and I just don't feel creative enough. I think maybe I just need some time to refuel my brain. So, sorry guys, I'll have to drop this one and take a break from the guild for a while.
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GalaxyQuest, you say?
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It feels odd to read this, yet the logic holds.
Also, even with the original Civ RP, I don't think there was a timeline followed very strictly.