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Most Influential: 25th Most World Assembly Endorsements: 69th Most Nations: 438th+28
Largest Black Market: 567th Highest Economic Output: 616th Most Valuable International Artwork: 682nd Rudest Citizens: 815th Most Cultured: 1,087th Most Beautiful Environments: 1,271st Smartest Citizens: 1,317th Most Devout: 1,366th Largest Information Technology Sector: 1,547th Highest Wealthy Incomes: 1,601st Highest Disposable Incomes: 1,655th Most Scientifically Advanced: 1,686th Most Advanced Public Education: 1,701st Most Eco-Friendly Governments: 1,748th Largest Publishing Industry: 2,009th Highest Food Quality: 2,088th Largest Retail Industry: 2,143rd Most Avoided: 2,180th Most Extensive Public Healthcare: 2,440th Highest Poor Incomes: 2,708th Most Corrupt Governments: 2,743rd Highest Average Incomes: 2,830th Fattest Citizens: 2,922nd Greatest Rich-Poor Divides: 3,069th Lowest Crime Rates: 3,084th Healthiest Citizens: 3,213th Highest Unexpected Death Rate: 3,275th Largest Governments: 3,345th
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Texas, founded in 2002, is a large friendly region where freedom is considered one of its greatest resources. Texas is a proud region and home to many diverse nations. We are always welcoming new nations. Texas also has a Government, Constitution, Elections and many inter-regional Sporting Events. Come on down!


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    The Texas Constitution

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    The Texas Defense Forces FAQ

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Embassies: Wysteria, The Heartland, 10000 Islands, Antarctic Oasis, North Pacific, The Black Market, Kittens Sanctuary, Global Right Alliance, Spiritus, Renegade Islands Alliance, Nasicournia, Gay, Forest, Philosophy 115, the Rejected Realms, Valhalla, and 14 others.belgium, International Democratic Union, New Warsaw Pact, Liberty Alliance, India, Sonindia, Force, Philosophers, New Western Atlantic, Canada, Arkansas, Alcris, One big Island, and The Sacred Elite.

Tags: Commended, Defender, Featured, Large, Map, Multi-Species, National Sovereigntist, Offsite Forums, Regional Government, and World Assembly.

Regional Power: Very High

Texas contains 62 nations, the 438th most in the world.

Today's World Census Report

The Highest Unexpected Death Rate in Texas

The World Census paid their respects at cemeteries in order to determine how likely citizens were to die each year from unnatural causes, such as crime, preventable illness, accident, and government encouragement.

As a region, Texas is ranked 3,275th in the world for Highest Unexpected Death Rate.

NationWA CategoryMotto
1.The Barnes-Free Conglomerate of Ewing Oil CoRight-wing Utopia Utopia“In J.R. We Trust”
2.The Memorial Nation of of NewTexasLeft-Leaning College State Deluded Tax and Spend Hypocrites“Home of Big Tex! You Want Cheese On That?”
3.The Holy Empire of DogbreathistanCapitalist Paradise Decent Hardworking Self-Starters“Nation created for the TNP purge 3MAR2010”
4.The Natural Order of ItzomaMoralistic Autocracy Ordinary Decent Hardworking People“You talkin to the wrong mf'ers if propriety is involved”
5.The Borderlands of Outer TexiaAnarchy Lawless Wasteland“By The People For The People”
6.The Strategic Petroleum Reserve of East Texas Oil FieldFather Knows Best State Suspiciously Liberal Dictatorship“Black Gold, Texas Tea”
7.The Utopia of The Mucha SolutionAnarchy Lawless Wasteland“Everyone Just Listen To Me.”
8.The Confederacy of Cotton Hill LandCompulsory Consumerist State Aspirational Worker State“I had my shins blown off in WW2!”
9.The Republic of ITBTooCorporate Bordello Patriotic Business Zone“Out run this”
10.The Kingdom of South CareddddMoralistic Democracy Ordinary Decent Hardworking People“I need my morning covfefe”
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Nice of the Cowboys to give Tampa their first win of the season

The NS/ OBI Mega Fun Poll (Tm) IS BACK!!!! >:)

• Favorite mellon, Watermelon, the Sugar Melon or the cantaloupe! the 3 way melon battle!!!!!!!!!!

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^ Failure to vote will cause a Big Foot to force you to de flea him.. OH NO!!!!!!!

BrightonBurg wrote:The NS/ OBI Mega Fun Poll (Tm) IS BACK!!!! >:)

• Favorite mellon, Watermelon, the Sugar Melon or the cantaloupe! the 3 way melon battle!!!!!!!!!!

page=poll/p=329490

^ Failure to vote will cause a Big Foot to force you to de flea him.. OH NO!!!!!!!

"One of these is not like the others"

Quick Question: What is your favorite band?

Vote Now 🥳🥳🥳

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If Back to the Future Were Made Today, Marty Would Travel Back to 1996
In the original 1985 film, Marty McFly is accidentally sent 30 years into the past to 1955. Apply that same gap to 2026, and he’d land in 1996—a world of Scream, Space Jam, Nintendo 64, the Macarena and dial-up internet. Somehow, the ’90s are now as far in the past as the ’50s were when Back to the Future came out.

That storm was a pain in the assets. Power is back. People have stopped trying to kill themselves on carbon monoxide from portable generators. I had no idea there were still people ignorant enough to put those things in attached garages and enclosed patios. St. Darwin was robbed this time, but it was close.

Trecdom2 wrote:If Back to the Future Were Made Today, Marty Would Travel Back to 1996
In the original 1985 film, Marty McFly is accidentally sent 30 years into the past to 1955. Apply that same gap to 2026, and he’d land in 1996—a world of Scream, Space Jam, Nintendo 64, the Macarena and dial-up internet. Somehow, the ’90s are now as far in the past as the ’50s were when Back to the Future came out.

and for the sequel he would be in 2056 since they went to 2015 in the second film exactly 30 years as well

Trecdom2 wrote:If Back to the Future Were Made Today, Marty Would Travel Back to 1996
In the original 1985 film, Marty McFly is accidentally sent 30 years into the past to 1955. Apply that same gap to 2026, and he’d land in 1996—a world of Scream, Space Jam, Nintendo 64, the Macarena and dial-up internet. Somehow, the ’90s are now as far in the past as the ’50s were when Back to the Future came out.

So I have a theory on that...
It feels like a weirdly difference in time because of our relative age. Like to Zoomers and Alphas 1996 feels exactly as long ago as 1955 felt to us because their relative age at the time they started forming opinions was so dispersed. To put another way... When your 5, 30 years ago feels like a *really* long time ago, because to you it is. That's 6x how long you've been allive, an unimaginable amount of time to a kid that young.
The older you get though, time itself becomes less time relative to your age. 5 years to a 10 year old is still a long time (that's half your life) but to a 30 year old, that's only a 6th of your life.

The reason it feels wierd to us that the difference between 1950 and 1980 is the same difference between 2020's and 1990's is because when we formed our main perception about the 1950's it was a huge difference in time for our relative age, but our relative time compared to 1990's only gets smaller.

The next stop on our road trip is the Sooner State.

First song is Red River Valley as sung by Marty Robbins

https://youtu.be/ezJkRDQmL2Y?is=ld98JhQX_DQYzznZ

And of course we had to pick Oklahoma from the Rogers and Hamerstein musical

https://youtu.be/ZbrnXl2gO_k?is=fgWo_TS8_rZIJfPV

Thursday is Oregon. Next weel we visit Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. Get your guesses in now.

Pretty sure most folks have heard one of the Pennsylvania songs as it was featured in a popular film from the early 90s.

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