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Regional Power: Very High

Texas contains 64 nations, the 421st most in the world.

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As a region, Texas is ranked 4,003rd in the world for Most Developed.

NationWA CategoryMotto
1.The Fall Nation of Trecdom2Democratic Socialists“Make it So”
2.The Concordium of Independent PlanetsDemocratic Socialists“Freedom above all”
3.The Progressive Union of Seeker AlphaLeft-Leaning College State“Honor is everything; dogma is absurd!”
4.The Parliamentary Republic of Indian EmpireScandinavian Liberal Paradise“Kærlighed, Forandring og Mod”
5.The Republic of LichianInoffensive Centrist Democracy“Onward to the new dawn”
6.The Holy Republic of TexaisMoralistic Democracy“Everthing is better in texas”
7.The Southeast Texan Republic of United States of WoodwardDemocratic Socialists“People and Freedom!”
8.The Holy Empire of Richard IFather Knows Best State“Be sure to drink your Ovaltine®!”
9.The Holy Empire of RichardInoffensive Centrist Autocracy“Break me off a piece of that Kit Kat® bar!”
10.The Holy Empire of Richard IIInoffensive Centrist Autocracy“What would you do for a Klondike® bar?”
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We finally reached The Keystone state.

As hinted at, the first song is The Pennsylvania Pokla as performed on the Lawerence Welk Show. The song reached the big screen when it was featured in Ground Hog Day

https://youtu.be/p3Qnlu9Nfj8?is=WLT0p1i5F9s6Sqlx

We follow that up with, Take me back to Pennsylvania by Conrad Fisher

https://youtu.be/kf8416fPhEM?is=EQZSYeYU37CmaXvg

Trecdom2 wrote:As hinted at, the first song is The Pennsylvania Pokla as performed on the Lawerence Welk Show. The song reached the big screen when it was featured in Ground Hog Day.

Wunerful, wunerful, wunerful. (If you are old enough, you know.)

Issues Test Bed wrote:Wunerful, wunerful, wunerful. (If you are old enough, you know.)

Stan Freberg?

In other news, I just answered an issue with an option that explicitly said it was about ‘giving the taxpayers a break’, chose that option, and the game has raised my nation’s taxes. 🙁

Roma Augusta wrote:

In other news, I just answered an issue with an option that explicitly said it was about ‘giving the taxpayers a break’, chose that option, and the game has raised my nation’s taxes. 🙁

While I don't have any specific issues I recall by name, I'm fairly certain things like this have happened from time to time to me. I have no doubt there is a concerted effort to cause issues to have slightly different or unintended consequences, although this one sounds a little extreme to me. I suppose an irrational person might argue that a break for taxpayers could mean a variety of things such as broken bones, a nice afternoon siesta or a trip to McDonald's. Sadly, the issues writers and editors are mostly irrational and/or have a rather disturbing sense of humor.

Issues Test Bed wrote:Wunerful, wunerful, wunerful. (If you are old enough, you know.)

I remember it well...along with his personal recommendations for both Sominex and Geritol.

This was just prior to me annoying the rest of my family (I was the youngest of 5 siblings) by singing along to the "Good Night" song at the end of each show, where I also learned my first words in Spanish, French and German! Riveting stuff, that!

Quick Question: Which movie do you prefer?

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We have a few Secondary Systems for PA.

First off is, Thirty Thousand Pounds of Bananas Harry Chapin

https://youtu.be/OGldNpngDws?si=Gz_jVVFb32fp9T26

Next up we have an early song from Boyz II Men, MowtownPhilly

https://youtu.be/Rciee-oQLoI?si=cqyzj9KoOKfzXQ6G

Last but not least we have Walking in Pittsburgh by Tim Ruff

https://youtu.be/ELiRqFNdsW0?si=nRsambTRdjabBcmu

Roma Augusta wrote:Stan Freberg?

Lawrence Welk.

United Kodiaks wrote:I remember it well...along with his personal recommendations for both Sominex and Geritol.

This was just prior to me annoying the rest of my family (I was the youngest of 5 siblings) by singing along to the "Good Night" song at the end of each show, where I also learned my first words in Spanish, French and German! Riveting stuff, that!

My grandfather was a loyal fan. Every Saturday night, it was channel 7 and The Lawrence Welk show. Let us not forget about the accordion, either.

King Waldorff wrote:Quick Question: Which movie do you prefer?

None of the above.* Porky's if you are over 18. Second Hand Lions if you are a minor.

Trecdom2 wrote:We have a few Secondary Systems for PA.

First off is, Thirty Thousand Pounds of Bananas Harry Chapin

How is it possible I didn't think of that until you posted it? Harry rocks and I love the live version of that song. I believe he recorded it at the Hollywood Bowl.

And we have lost another Country Music legend, one who was featured earlier when our road trip went through Florida.
His family reports that John Anderson has died.

Issues Test Bed wrote:

How is it possible I didn't think of that until you posted it? Harry rocks and I love the live version of that song. I believe he recorded it at the Hollywood Bowl.

I knew of the song, but forgot about it until someone recommended it for this project. Unfortunately, I don't remember who.

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