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Somehow, I don't see captured German pilots getting "Mirrors on the ceiling and pink champagne on ice."  However they could."..call up the captain and say 'please bring me my wine.'"  They would have that spirit there because it's before 1969...

Somehow, I don't see captured German pilots getting "Mirrors on the ceiling and pink champagne on ice."  However they could."..call up the captain and say 'please bring me my wine.'"  They would have that spirit there because it's before 1969...

Yep, #32. I will not fly into a rage and kill a messenger who brings me bad news just to illustrate how evil I really am. Good messengers are hard to come by.

That's why I said most and not all. Like ... we have Spain, Britain and then Albanians want their own state from various pieces of other states, and there is 49 states in Europe (not counting Russia which is mostly in Asia anyway), that seems like most are ok doesn't it?
It's true that there are more separatists movements on list, but lot of them wants just some autonomy inside the state they are in or moving region from one existing state to other.
... on the other hand ... yes, if the splitting would be easier (and it WOULD be if European Union decided to support it) there might be more. People are already more eager to split when it doesn't mean they would need to build border crossings.

Does that list of minorities include the Hungarians?
It used to be much more common. In fact, I'm sure Spain really regrets there is noone to conquer to keep those Catalans in ...
Most European countries however already split as much as they wanted.
... they learned from that mistakes, didn't they? I mean countries. I expect those generals were executed.
Wait ... are you saying that people would be more or less afraid if Canadians would serve tea and scones?

"you can check out any time you like, but you can never leave"...
Oh sorry, that's the competing hotel chain.

"you can check out any time you like, but you can never leave"...
Oh sorry, that's the competing hotel chain.

Yes she did, though the realization might have gotten lost in everything else that happened.  .

Background Checks and Competition:

Bartender!  A glass of your best hourglass for everybody!

Bartender!  A glass of your best hourglass for everybody!

Google Maps also says it's 715 miles from Naperville To Peculiar, MO.

It is the time of the day where traffic moves the slowest and they call it rush hour. *scratches head*

The Falcon Heavy just successfully launched a Tesla roadster into earth orbit, preparing for an eventual Sun-Mars orbit.  The high point was watching the two boosters do a synchronized landing at Cape Kennedy.  Unfortunately they lost video to the core and ended the stream before letting us know if it landed safely on its target barge.

 
Reminded me of a bit older slay of mine:

Just a little basic slay with one of the most well-known memes on the internet.

...blowing a battlecruiser-size hole in Arthur's argument.
it's kind of sad to say but a plan that depends on a group of people instinctively doing the right thing always ends with everybody dead, the dirigible in flames and at least one lost hat.

Oh no!

But it wasn't all that long ago that Dan spent a lot of EGS: NP time explaining Ellen's magic is great detail.  Purely playing the meta game, that information is not likely to be invalidated, so some magic and spells for some people are likely to be salvaged into whatever changes occur.
Besides, we don't know what spell Elliot got after he reached transgender nirvana.  That spell is likely to come into play dealing with Sirleck, so at the very least magic can't change anything too drastically until sometime after that Big Reveal.

EDIT: As an aside, I mildly surprised myself, rediscovering that I pulled my avatar from the comic I linked to. 

...blowing a battlecruiser-size hole in Arthur's argument.
it's kind of sad to say but a plan that depends on a group of people instinctively doing the right thing always ends with everybody dead, the dirigible in flames and at least one lost hat.

...blowing a battlecruiser-size hole in Arthur's argument.
it's kind of sad to say but a plan that depends on a group of people instinctively doing the right thing always ends with everybody dead, the dirigible in flames and at least one lost hat.

...blowing a battlecruiser-size hole in Arthur's argument.
it's kind of sad to say but a plan that depends on a group of people instinctively doing the right thing always ends with everybody dead, the dirigible in flames and at least one lost hat.

I'd like to see a Father-child moment where Ed Verres gets a chance to give Tedd a rare moment of praise and appreciation.