@LordsManor I absolutely can not wait, congratulations my friend, you deserve it, I promise to give honest feedback, thank you for everything you have done.
@LordsManor An idea I just thought of was if the player could choose the punishment, you know like a slap on the wrist, chop off there hands(e.g. theft), prison or just full blown execution, but I don't know how plausible it would be to implement into the game? :)
Unless the drivers are fully trained pilots, this is unbelievably stupid, any flying car/bike idea needs to be stopped like I said unless unless it's pilots using them, letting regular vehicle drivers loose in the sky would be a massive disaster. https://t.co/oFegN0v9s7
@MercoPressNews Argentina, carrying this false narrative and building expensive structures over the territory it doesn't own, now that's embarrassing, not to mention pathetic.
@UKDefJournal Are people still claiming this, Britains F-35 fleet is steadily growing, and has been for years, I also love the claim of weapons over food or heat, we shouldn't forget that self defence is almost like an instinct, it's only natural that we want to protect ourselves from harm.
@carlosderosari7@UNDEFArgentina @MindefArg @JorgeTaiana When you do this you this you pretty much forfeit getting these so called inherited lands, at the time you have mentioned Spain also held Mexico and a third of the US but I don't see you claiming those lands as 'Inherited' it's almost like the Falklands thing is make believe. :)
@carlosderosari7@UNDEFArgentina @MindefArg @JorgeTaiana There wasn't, I read that paper there was no mention at all about Argentina. By the way, occupation basically means invading, so you are admitting that you were there illegally on the islands, sadly it looks like you are undermining your own argument.
@carlosderosari7@UNDEFArgentina @MindefArg @JorgeTaiana I did say that we wasn't the first, the French were there first in 1764, but the British established there settlement in 1765, the French sold their bit to Spain, not Argentina, that wasn't a thing, not at least for another three quarters of a century.
Sadly, it looks like no understanding about what the royal family brings to the UK, if we was to abolish the Monarchy, an income of 300 million pounds a year would be gone, for the investment of just 40 million a year, great trade off when you think about it.