World War I brewing among micronations!

[Sir Alexandreu Davinescu]

I require clear authorization on whether or not I am to say Talossa is a nation or a state or a micronation or a bagel!!! If I am to go into the ambassador's office and present him with a baked good I will be laughed out of the office, so to speak, and so it is clear to me that a BAGEL is not a STATE!!!

[Dréu Gavárþic'h]

Hmm... according to the Orglaw you're going to have to pass that by the Ziu, Lord Hooligan, King John, Sir Troxta, Myself, and invariably the King of Morocco and the Philadelphia Cream Cheese CEO.

[Breneir Itravilatx]

southern-accented American english shall be called what it is...Old American

[Deleted]

I wasn't talking about accents, I was talking about words used. And Southern English is not Old English, Shasperian English is not Old English, it is Modern English. Old English is intangible with modern English, as well is Middle English.

[Dréu Gavárþic'h]

Oh, you mean Anglo-Saxon? "? Ge?nl?tan R?cu American is tr?owiendlicu cynew?se þe ligþ m?st in Norðamerican. H?e gebyrdaþ norþ Canadan and s?þ Mexico. H?e habbaæ 50 r?ca and ?ne tr?owiendlice sc?re, and habbaþ sume foldan mid syndrigum gradum sibbe. Man spricþ ymbe h?e, in syndrigum fiellum, sw? þ? Ge?nl?htan R?can, America, þ? U.S., þa U.S.A., þ? U.S. of A., þ? R?cu, oþþe (le?þl?ce) Columbia." -A wikipedia article about the U.S. in Anglo-Saxon

[Ián B. Anglatzarâ]

I am proud that any inter-Talossan schism will end up becoming a linguistic argument. Heh.

[Breneir Itravilatx]

Hear, hear,

S:reu Anglatzarâ

[Dréu Gavárþic'h]

God... I'm so sick of this thread, can one of the Witt-admin guys just lock it?

[Sir Alexandreu Davinescu]

They almost never lock threads, and for good reason. If you want it to die, stop posting in it.

[Cjara B]

agbdavis said:

I require clear authorization on whether or not I am to say Talossa is a nation or a state or a micronation or a bagel!!! If I am to go into the ambassador's office and present him with a baked good I will be laughed out of the office, so to speak, and so it is clear to me that a BAGEL is not a STATE!!!

It should explain a lot if Talossa was a bagel. Though a pretzel would be more fitting I think.

[Sir C. M. Siervicül]

coralcwayla said:

It should explain a lot if Talossa was a bagel. Though a pretzel would be more fitting I think.

I'd say a baguette. Has a French feel, but is surprisingly popular in Tunisia.

[Deleted]

how about the Sub of Talossa... I say: kaiser roll, liverwurst, american cheese, peperoni, and mayo... (okay i'm hungry now)

[Sir C. M. Siervicül]

vitooliver said:

how about the Sub of Talossa... I say: kaiser roll, liverwurst, american cheese, peperoni, and mayo... (okay i'm hungry now)

First of all, I don't know who came up with the idea that putting together the words "liver" and "worst" would make something sound appetising. But we do need to create a sub that represents all of Talossa. I would suggest piling on an ingredient to represent each province. Maybe something like:

Atatürk: grilled lamb
Mussolini: prosciutto
Vuode: pastrami
Florenciâ: salami
Maricopa: chorizo
Maritiimi-Maxhestic: ham
Cézembre: roast beef (from a French dip - get it?)

[Xhorxh Asmour]

As we Brazilians are naturally assigned to Maricopa, I suggest the world-known FEIJOADA to replace chorizo as Maricopa's official dish.

[Sir C. M. Siervicül]

xhorxh said:

As we Brazilians are naturally assigned to Maricopa, I suggest the world-known FEIJOADA to replace chorizo as Maricopa's official dish.

Hmm, feijoada sounds pretty tasty (from Wikipedia's description of it, anyways). But I think it'd be a bit sloppy as a sandwich ingredient. Chorizo is by no means official. I just picked it as a meat ingredient that's widely known (as chorizo or chouriço) in Latin America.