Take 4 puffins, plucked, gutted, and cleaned, soak in cold water overnight. Make a cake batter out of 1 3/4 tbs soft butter, 1 cup sugar, 4 eggs, 2 1/4 cup plain flower, 1/2 tsp baking powder, 1/2 cup raisins, pinch o' salt. Tie off the neck of each puffin, fill former guts area with cake batter, se...
Was it good for Britain. It brought about governmental reforms and the development of an independent, rigorous bureaucracy. In that sense it's responsible for the wealth and liberal prosperity of colonial Britain and the countries that emulated or recreated that system. Did the colonies in and of th...
Apologies if this has already been pointed out but there's a typo in dilemma 395 "After The Wintergarden's hand-picked candidate for leader of Brasilistan was assassinated in broad daylight – and then the next hand-picked successor mysteriously disappearing overnight – it's becoming clear that ...
In no other democratic system would you have half of your elected representatives openly advocating the dismantlement of Public Healthcare. Public Healthcare is a sacred institution in most Western nations. I would say this is a distinctively American political phenomenon. Republican phenomenon. ht...
I suppose there's a small blessing in the fact that Kraft isn't owned by Phillip Morris any longer. It's really coming to something when a cigarette company doesn't want anything to with you. Though Philip Morris is more than partly to blame for the current bloated unwieldy state of Kraft. And it's...
How are you alive ? How did everyone else pass by that part without wondering the same thing. I'm a clown. We are made primarily out of spongy foam rubber. :) I don't know whether to donate you to medical science or a patisserie. *shrug* More Cadbury for me. And I get mine in the diplomatic pouch, ...
I buy giant Hershey Special Dark bars from time to time to serve as a vehicle to scoop peanut butter out of a jar and apply it to my face hole. It is essentially a chocolaty cracker. I would never eat Hershey's chocolate solo. How are you alive ? How did everyone else pass by that part without wond...
Didn't know where to put this so as it's tangentially related I'm putting it here. Seems NS doesn't know Tuna is a fish, which is frankly horrifying as it is the best fish of all. That's a scientific fact. The gnomes have been educated on the aquatic nature of tuna. Ballotonia Thanks. Those of us w...
Didn't know where to put this so as it's tangentially related I'm putting it here. Seems NS doesn't know Tuna is a fish, which is frankly horrifying as it is the best fish of all. That's a scientific fact.
I have no idea what you're doing here. One issue per thread. Also we're not really looking at new issues trees or chains at the moment but we'll let you know if that changes. Getting carried away is really the answer to that. Or perhaps writing them somewhere before I forgot about the whole thing. ...
TEF Farme Growne Ma's Recipe Issue Number System Issue 5 [DRAFT] Devote Dustup Destroying Downtown Attempts to curb theological infighting have failed utterly and the populace is divided, brawling in the streets over ever more minor religious differences. [option] "This madness has gone far en...
TEF Own brand issue number system ISSUE FOUR [DRAFT] Iconoclastic Fantastic Since taking your rightful place as the head of @@faith@@ religious factionalism has been been proliferating out of control, petitioners throng your office demanding you settle arcane theological disputes. Validity: nations...
In my mental issue tree I think this would be ISSUE ONE After news breaks of a small town priest covering the interior of his palatial home in gold, some are calling for a reform of church practices. Validity: Nations with an established religion [option] "Preposterous!" booms Arch-Prophet...
Primary just means it comes up first in rotation. But yes. Just adding a nail into the coffin not startling everyone with amazing revelations. Hmm...?... I think I may need to brush up on how it works, ignore me for now then. :P Never! I will continue to hang on your every word. Though I'll also bo...
I've been waiting for someone else to point this out but, it also won't work if the nation in question (say for random example my fine self) has set a particular banner a "primary" refreshing the page will then merely... well... refresh the page. Wouldn't it be fairly obvious that that's ...
It solves it being a lengthy experience, surely? It skips forward, but not back, so to speak. No, not at all, it's random , you're just refreshing the page, not skipping forward. The 'experience' is possibly infinite in theory - I'd say infinity is quite lengthy. ;) I've been waiting for someone el...
That was, you know, the whole point though. Allow tenants to buy their council houses and prevent the construction of new stock, thus removing the state from the business of social housing. You cannot endorse Thatchers position on social housing but declaim the intended results of her policy. Allow...
Thatchers idea was a good one, where it went wrong was not building more houses to replace the ones sold. That was, you know, the whole point though. Allow tenants to buy their council houses and prevent the construction of new stock, thus removing the state from the business of social housing. You...
And prayer is the most successful medicine system by far because it was around for hundreds of thousands of years.... Or, more realistically, 99% of humans to ever have lived have lived under some form of state. Every single achievent of society after agriculture has been under a state. States and ...
No, just people need to have houses. The populations growing, house prices are going up, rents are going up a solution would be to build more decent affordable housing with as much of it on brown field sights as possible. Regardless the UK has lots and lots of countryside going spare. Here's the th...
