I assume the PoD is back enough to create ripples.
Exactly. And see my post above.
I assume the PoD is back enough to create ripples.
Thank you. I'm actually wondering if someone could help me by making a blank electoral map of the Russian Empire with 600 ridings.
Oh, make me a blank electoral map of the 480 seats of the glorious Federated Kingdoms of Cambria, Hawaii and Aotearoa, including Cambria's reconquered territories in *England and Hawaii and Aotearoa's vast Pacific territories. And I hate coffee, so get me a bottle of Coca-Cola and a Danish biscuit. And snap to it! p)While you're at it, also make me a blank electoral map of Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Holstein-Gottorp, Iceland and Ingria with 419 constituencies, and get me a cup of coffee, will ya?
And I hate coffee, so get me a bottle of Coca-Cola and a Danish biscuit.
Brussells biscuits? Was it made by an Eurosceptic who hated the taste of it?I had to look up Danish biscuits - it seems English has a greater hit ratio when it comes to naming foreign foodstuffs when the appellation given is "Danish", because they are actually Danish/Scandinavian. Needless to say, of course, we call them "Brussels biscuits".
Given Russia's diversity, a two-party system may be unrealistic.
Unless the ULD is actually a coalition of like-minded parties, including ethnic minority parties?
Wasn't Bush in Florida at the time, though?
That is really peculiar. What did the Tsar do to push politicians into two parties?Ethnic minority groups make up a strong faction in the URLD, as their MPs campaign for greater rights for them, but since the Duma was initially modelled by the Tsar to resemble the House of Commons, it started with two parties.
Don't worry, though, lots of small parties start popping up.
That is really peculiar. What did the Tsar do to push politicians into two parties?
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Is Asön an American state? If so where is it, and exactly how Germanic-influenced is it?
Is Asön an American state? If so where is it, and exactly how Germanic-influenced is it?
The infobox is the exact same as that of the incumbent Governor of Oregon, with all the names replaced by obscure Swedish puns.
I think you covered it rather elegantly.
However, I raise an issues; Strom was not PPT at the time, Robert Byrd was.
Pretty original use of Willy Wonka...(Hey look, a wikibox from The Shield of Liberty!)