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Hermes Express 123 wrote:

Basically, most of these new nations are pretty cleary spies. I have been in raiding and intelligence groups for years, and it is so blantatly obvious.

Report Pep for Flambaiting and Ban Evasion

Wow i did not know that about

United tin dhoust wrote:

Yeah...the grand peppians arent in a very good position

Don't you come from that region? And your nation is using a game provided flag, and from i can tell isn't super old?

Gypsy Lands wrote:

The kiddies are still at it. But as long as they behave while they're here, we don't care.

Indeed. You don't need to be a rocket scientist or to be trained in the fine art of high diplomacy to know it's impolite (and potentially unsafe) to go to a place and start insulting the locals. Worldly, older people know it's basic etiquette and plain common sense to respect the natives.
Real life examples : I can safely say "I don't trust Spaniards" here, but saying it across the border could get me in trouble. Or that "Greeks are a nation of people who spent more than they earned, they are famous for not paying taxes and they deceived everybody in the European Union by cooking their state finances books".
But I wouldn't say it over there, would I ? In Greece ? How stupid would that be ?
What you say at home is your business. What you say abroad makes it yours and theirs.

Ah, i love saturdays

This will be my main from now on.

is there roleplay in this region?

This Region is roleplay light. You can do it, and others may also engage in it with you, but others may also just talk to you normally.

Did those kiddies really think we didn't know who their spies are?

Thank you very much, Gypsy Lands

The Gypsy do not easily follow other peoples' practices and conventions. They tend to follow their own rules. Not everyone is comfortable with that kind of freedom.

I'm not a Gypsy in Real Life, but my wish is to live like one. As a digital nomad. I live in the European Union. I can go from the Spanish cities in North Africa to near the North Pole in Finland, from the Atlantic Ocean to Russia. There one currency only in most countries, the €uro, and there are no borders. The continent-wide railway network is excellent and lodging at hostels is inexpensive. Or I can invest my savings, buy a decent, reliable motorcycle and sleep in a tent. Doesn't matter. All I need is a laptop and fast internet connections, usually found at cybercafés and public libraries. And that's it. You can work from where ever you want. The world is your oyster.

Big gypsy wrote:

I don’t think oyster is a good analogy for this

Quite right. We're in May. You don't eat oysters on "r"-less months.

Voxija wrote:

RIP Gypsy Rover. May the nation rest in peace.

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