The United Left (OOC/SIGNUPS/4.0)

by **Alosteq Diin Nastja** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 2:36 am

Vedria wrote:
Alosteq Diin Nastja wrote:This is why I write my very long posts in a Google Docs document, as it automatically saves after every character you type. Then you don't have to worry about losing everything to a computer death, browser crash, or a nuclear apocalypse.

I usually do it on word, but I was on a tablet...

Nevermind. I'll do it later.

Word is good as well. But I prefer Google Docs because (IMHO) it has a better UI and it's easier to do stuff in general. Especially adding tables, which is especially nice for organising pronouns when you conlang. But, if my internet goes down, I use word to do stuff.

by **Ardoki** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 2:43 am

For me, Firefox hasn't crashed since last year. And I use Firefox everyday.

Anyways, I've been listening to so much eurodance today.

by **Alosteq Diin Nastja** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 2:48 am

Ardoki wrote:For me, Firefox hasn't crashed since last year. And I use Firefox everyday.

Anyways, I've been listening to so much eurodance today.

I've recently been listening to various Classical (<Misnomer, though I really don't feel like naming off all of the musical eras) music. Predominantly Bach and Beethoven. I forgot how good Moonlight Sonata was. And Cello Concerto №1. Oh, and I've been listening to Chopin as well. Nocturnes is very good. I haven't listened to any Leningrad, RAC, Esma Redžepova, or Taraf de Haïdouks in two days. That's a new record.

EDIT: Not Haidouks, but Taraf de Haïdouks.

by **Ardoki** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 2:51 am

Alosteq Diin Nastja wrote:
Ardoki wrote:For me, Firefox hasn't crashed since last year. And I use Firefox everyday.

Anyways, I've been listening to so much eurodance today.

I've recently been listening to various Classical (<Misnomer, though I really don't feel like naming off all of the musical eras) music. Predominantly Bach and Beethoven. I forgot how good Moonlight Sonata was. And Cello Concerto №1. Oh, and I've been listening to Chopin as well. Nocturnes is very good. I haven't listened to any Leningrad, RAC, Esma Redžepova, or Haidouks in two days. That's a new record.

My favourite classical musician is Mozart.

I've listened to this song probably over one hundred times today: Eurogroove, It's on You (Scan Me)

by **Alosteq Diin Nastja** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 3:07 am

Ardoki wrote:
Alosteq Diin Nastja wrote:I've recently been listening to various Classical (<Misnomer, though I really don't feel like naming off all of the musical eras) music. Predominantly Bach and Beethoven. I forgot how good Moonlight Sonata was. And Cello Concerto №1. Oh, and I've been listening to Chopin as well. Nocturnes is very good. I haven't listened to any Leningrad, RAC, Esma Redžepova, or Haidouks in two days. That's a new record.

My favourite classical musician is Mozart.

I've listened to this song probably over one hundred times today: Eurogroove, It's on You (Scan Me)

I don't like Mozart a whole lot. For me, his music is a bit too happy. I like dramatic and/or sad. Like Ride of the Valkyries, by Wagner. Or Beethoven's 5th Symphony. A combination of both, as he wrote his feelings out in music after Elise rejected him. That's where you start getting the dramatic stuff, because he wasn't really ever happy again. But anyway, enough of my droning on about Beethoven.

I personally don't like that type of music. I like things such as this, this, this, this, this, this, this, and this, this, this, and this. (The last song is sad if you know what she's singing. It's about a woman missing her boyfriend, who's gone off to fight the Nazis.

by **Ardoki** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 3:10 am

Alosteq Diin Nastja wrote:
Ardoki wrote:My favourite classical musician is Mozart.

I've listened to this song probably over one hundred times today: Eurogroove, It's on You (Scan Me)

I don't like Mozart a whole lot. For me, his music is a bit too happy. I like dramatic and/or sad. Like Ride of the Valkyries, by Wagner. Or Beethoven's 5th Symphony. A combination of both, as he wrote his feelings out in music after Elise rejected him. That's where you start getting the dramatic stuff, because he wasn't really ever happy again. But anyway, enough of my droning on about Beethoven.

I personally don't like that type of music. I like things such as this, this, this, this, this, this, this, and this, this, this, and this. (The last song is sad if you know what she's singing. It's about a woman missing her boyfriend, who's gone off to fight the Nazis.

I like Katyusha. However I never felt sad while listening to it.

Just how I don't emotionally attach to humans, I don't emotionally attach to music either.

by **Alosteq Diin Nastja** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 3:16 am

Ardoki wrote:
Alosteq Diin Nastja wrote:I don't like Mozart a whole lot. For me, his music is a bit too happy. I like dramatic and/or sad. Like Ride of the Valkyries, by Wagner. Or Beethoven's 5th Symphony. A combination of both, as he wrote his feelings out in music after Elise rejected him. That's where you start getting the dramatic stuff, because he wasn't really ever happy again. But anyway, enough of my droning on about Beethoven.

I personally don't like that type of music. I like things such as this, this, this, this, this, this, this, and this, this, this, and this. (The last song is sad if you know what she's singing. It's about a woman missing her boyfriend, who's gone off to fight the Nazis.

I like Katyusha. However I never felt sad while listening to it.

Just how I don't emotionally attach to humans, I don't emotionally attach to music either.

Ah. The most emotional I ever get whilst listening to music is when I listen to The Sacred War, by the RAC. For some reason, I feel a ton of pride that a form of Communism (Even though I don't agree with Stalinism) brought down the Nazis, and sometimes I end up almost crying. It's weird.

by **Ardoki** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 3:24 am

Alosteq Diin Nastja wrote:
Ardoki wrote:I like Katyusha. However I never felt sad while listening to it.

Just how I don't emotionally attach to humans, I don't emotionally attach to music either.

Ah. The most emotional I ever get whilst listening to music is when I listen to The Sacred War, by the RAC. For some reason, I feel a ton of pride that a form of Communism (Even though I don't agree with Stalinism) brought down the Nazis, and sometimes I end up almost crying. It's weird.

This is probably the only song which emotionally moved me. However it only worked the first few times I listened to it, I no longer get emotional upon hearing it.

Bright Eyes, Art Garfunkel

by **Alosteq Diin Nastja** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 3:31 am

Ardoki wrote:
Alosteq Diin Nastja wrote:Ah. The most emotional I ever get whilst listening to music is when I listen to The Sacred War, by the RAC. For some reason, I feel a ton of pride that a form of Communism (Even though I don't agree with Stalinism) brought down the Nazis, and sometimes I end up almost crying. It's weird.

This is probably the only song which emotionally moved me. However it only worked the first few times I listened to it, I no longer get emotional upon hearing it.

Bright Eyes, Art Garfunkel

XD That video was blocked for © reasons. But I found another one that wasn't blocked for © reasons.

In other news, Minecraft PE has just gotten an update

And I must be going now. Goodbye

by **Ardoki** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 3:34 am

Alosteq Diin Nastja wrote:
Ardoki wrote:This is probably the only song which emotionally moved me. However it only worked the first few times I listened to it, I no longer get emotional upon hearing it.

Bright Eyes, Art Garfunkel

XD That video was blocked for © reasons. But I found another one that wasn't blocked for © reasons.

In other news, Minecraft PE has just gotten an update

For me it wasn't blocked.

I've never played Minecraft, however it is incredibly popular in my school. The majority of students play it.

by **Union of Sovereign Socialist Republics** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 3:55 am

Ardoki wrote:
Alosteq Diin Nastja wrote:XD That video was blocked for © reasons. But I found another one that wasn't blocked for © reasons.

In other news, Minecraft PE has just gotten an update

For me it wasn't blocked.

I've never played Minecraft, however it is incredibly popular in my school. The majority of students play it.

I never played Minecraft either.

by **Jordslag** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 4:20 am

Next time we do the family game, can I be the Adopted Son Plox?

by **Ardoki** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 5:10 am

Jordslag wrote:Next time we do the family game, can I be the Adopted Son Plox?

We'll have to wait until the F7 thread is up.

by **Jordslag** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 5:13 am

Ardoki wrote:
Jordslag wrote:Next time we do the family game, can I be the Adopted Son Plox?

We'll have to wait until the F7 thread is up.

Hm, true.

by **Vedria** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 5:58 am

Jordslag wrote:
Ardoki wrote:We'll have to wait until the F7 thread is up.

Hm, true.

Back to being the wunderkid. :lol:

by **Jordslag** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 6:05 am

To the F7 IRC! Meet me there!

by **Bojikami** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 8:08 am

Grand Russian Federation wrote:
United Left Registration form

National Info-

Nation Name: The United Socialist States of Russia
NS Population: 3.50 Billion
RP Population: Same as NS
Government Type: Worker's Socialism (Socialist Democracy with communistic elements)
Head of State: Vasily Topolev
Head of Government: Vladimir Kuzminov

Military Info-

Number of Active and Reserve Troops: Around 46 million
Nation Tech Era: MT and above
Do you agree to abide to the Peoples Proclamation: Yes
Are you a member of any other alliance other than the UL: No
What is/are the reason(s) on why you are applying for this Alliance: To protect and move the worker and his cause forward
Describe your nations policies toward human rights issues: There is no true way to protect every human right and, protect every single worker from the consequences. Harmful ideologies (fascism, fundamentalism) are banned to protect the mind of the worker, and other objects that attempt to counter the glorious workers revolution.

Roleplay Examples: (Optional, Greatly increases chances to be accepted)

Ambassador Info-

Name: Mikhail Markov
Age: 37
Gender: Male
Any health concerns: No
Would he or she like to apply for a leadership position? If so, what position: No
Biography: (Optional, but increases chances of getting accepted)

Number Code(DO NOT REMOVE): 8910

Accepted. Welcome comrade.

R.I.P Tuva SSR, Unjustly deleted on 30/8/2014

Union of Sovereign Socialist Republics wrote:
Vedria wrote:Good day.

Cалом

Слава сало! За сало!

by **Glorious ReBublic of Alevstan** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 1:19 pm

Sveiki, draugi!

Anything big happen last 2 days?

by **The United Motherland** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 1:22 pm

So, who wants to make a rough draft of the Economic Bloc for me to work on while I'm on the downstairs computer?

by **Union of Sovereign Socialist Republics** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 5:18 pm

Grand Russian Federation wrote:
Union of Sovereign Socialist Republics wrote:Cалом

Слава сало! За сало!

I'm not russian.

by **Zoboyizakoplayoklot** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 6:59 pm

How is the war coming along? I haven't been able to participate due to personnel things, however I would if I could.

by **Ardoki** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 7:12 pm

They dared to call Juche communist. When it is not!

Juche doesn't even claim to be communist!

by **Union of Sovereign Socialist Republics** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 7:13 pm

Ardoki wrote:They dared to call Juche communist. When it is not!

Juche doesn't even claim to be communist!

who?

by **Ardoki** » Thu Jul 10, 2014 7:14 pm

Union of Sovereign Socialist Republics wrote:
Ardoki wrote:They dared to call Juche communist. When it is not!

Juche doesn't even claim to be communist!

who?

The Axis. They also claim that Anarchism is a form of Nazism.

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