Posts by feralangler9

Drew Allen2 said:Lately, the moderator/admin The Observer has been throwing full support behind that guy who keeps crawling back to this forum. Now I see why he isn't getting banned faster—it's because he has protection from the top.

He recently popped back up using some handle like "Mike Ronhill" or whatever. I actually asked him on the forum, "Charles XVI, is that you?" and The Observer slapped me with a penalty for even asking. It’s blindingly obvious the guy has backing from certain people in administration. I report him every single time I spot him, yet nobody does anything, and he just stays here promoting his own site. So now it's clear: The Observer ignores the reports because this guy is probably his buddy or something. Every time I point out that Charles XVI is being problematic again, I'm the one who gets punished. This is a disgusting abuse of power.

26.08.2012., 12:37 ,
Charles XVI is back, spamming links to his own forum.

The real question is why The Observer gives him a free pass while refusing to let me post my high-quality maps of American townships based on census data.

Everyone knows The Observer is a total sleazebag. People steer clear of him like a pothole on a highway. As for why they keep him around... you'd have to ask Anderlon. He's definitely driven a lot of people away with how he acts.

Thomas Price8 said:That’s exactly what I’ve been telling you this whole time.
It isn't about being tied to Mexico because they have something we don't, nor is it because we aren't "good enough" for the West yet.
The real move is to fix ourselves—not to crawl back toward being a Turkish vassal, because if we do that, we'll be stuck in this mess for another hundred years.

That’s exactly what I’m telling you, man. No matter how much you try to act all high and mighty, you'll always be our brothers.😂
Well, you really only have yourselves to blame since you refuse to admit that the Turk has already plowed over your entire field—the German just gave it a little sprinkle with some holy water. We’ll be riding this new train all the way from rural outskirts through the heart of the country and straight into Istanbul. Besides, we’re all going to vanish within fifty years anyway, leaving nothing behind in your village but a fifteen-meter minaret. 😢

Thomas Price8 said:You aren't my brother, and all this talk about heading to the beach by riding a tractor—yeah, I see right through that.😉🙂

We aren't family just because my grandma sold your grandma a prize calf? Well, that at least makes us distant cousins.
And as for that tractor business—fine by me. I'll take the train out there and drive the tractor back. It’s a solid deal. If yours even has a utility trailer attached, I’m taking the calf and the trailer too. Throw in the cow as well, provided you haven't worked her too hard yet. 😳

Thomas Price8 said:Look, man, if you want to go off about your weird obsession with Turkish history or whatever, be my guest—I don't care. But let's try not to get too far off track here. Your capital finally got its rail connection after 25 years of nonsense out in Ohio. So, fine. It happened.

Anyway... I actually posted a question that matters.
If traffic is such a huge issue, why aren't we just linking up with the Canadians? Look, I get that we need better connectivity and cooperation, but why is forming a joint venture so critical for actual partnership?

Since when does "cooperation" require everything to be unified under one roof?

It’s because you and I are practically brothers, whereas a Canadian is a complete enigma that nobody on this planet can truly wrap their head around. This would just be a single enterprise where everyone holds a stake. Don't go getting paranoid; it won't be some massive, centralized monolith like you're imagining. All we really need is a faster way to hit the coast, and maybe a chance for me to visit my family back in Cordun.
Basically, grab your ID, pack some breakfast sandwiches and a bottle of bourbon, and hit the road straight for New Orleans. Or... well, let's just say for the Midwest.🙂

Thomas Price8 said:What could a former Turkish vassal possibly know? Before you guys joined our kingdom, you probably thought soap was just a chunk of cheese.😍
The only "railway" you ever saw was the one where horses dragged you through all their filth.

And now you’re trying to lecture us about scams?🙂

Coca-Cola? Is that some kind of place? Or maybe just a young guy from the hills. A fish under a train so an Englishman doesn't slip.
Let me tell you something about the Turks and soap: didn't you know the Ottomans invented public baths? Meanwhile, back in your neck of the woods, people were just squatting in holes until Napoleon showed up.
Think twice before you start trashing the American railroads; after the Japanese and French lines, they might actually be among the best in certain aspects.

Thomas Price8 said:Listen, kids—what do you even know about real grit? While we were cruising around Kotoriba in style, you lot were still out there dragging pigs through the mud by the Danube, using nothing but a stick to push them along. 😍

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Sure, they were great once that Austrian guy built them, but I highly doubt you ever rode anything more luxurious than a cattle car. Besides, Mexico never even needed a railroad; every decent landowner back then had their own freight wagons and stagecoaches ready to go.

Thomas Price8 said:I wasn't riding this train myself

You’re acting like a real tough guy now. We should just connect downtown directly to your small town so you can come down here to the market and try to make some real money.😉