Quote from: Barclamïu da Miéletz on Yesterday at 01:42:17 AM

Quote from: Heinrich Elisa on January 26, 2026, 06:50:26 PMwhy?? haha

Because I've had it at school for four years and still don't know anything (+ it's hard).
I mean I don't study for it at all.

Are/were you Catholic, S:reu da Miéletz?


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Quote from: Sir Lüc on Yesterday at 06:20:38 PM

Quote from: Françal I. Lux on Yesterday at 06:02:08 PMPlease Clark: The Budget for the 62nd Cosa.

This bill cannot be Clarked yet, as it has to lay in the Hopper for ten days first, meaning until January 30th, and then go through the normal CRL approval process.

Ahh noted.

I'll withdraw and submit it to the CRL instead.

Quote from: Françal I. Lux on Yesterday at 06:02:08 PMPlease Clark: The Budget for the 62nd Cosa.

This bill cannot be Clarked yet, as it has to lay in the Hopper for ten days first, meaning until January 30th, and then go through the normal CRL approval process.

After external contact added Cultural Republic of Auralis to list (sounds a bit like Péngöpäts)
https://www.auralisrepublic.site/

Please Clark: The Budget for the 62nd Cosa.

To keep the ball rolling on FT's successfully foray into 2026 we are delighted to issue a call for contributors and submissions for the second edition (February 2026) of the Abbavilla Digest.

Editorial items currently being considered:
A review of early immigration during the Davinescu government
Ziu consideration of the changes to the Cosa and Senate
A comparison of Opposition activity (terps, etc.) during recent Cosa terms
Recent government statements on Venezuela and Minnesota

@þerxh Sant-Enogat
Just a heads up that another post of mine appears to have gotten caught up in the "spam" net. I am guessing the YouTube link might an issue or a change to the group's posting settings by one of the admins.

Would you please approve?

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In Fora Talossa's first (January 2026) edition of the Abbavilla Digest, host Breneir Tzaracomprada reviews the 62nd General Election results, the complicated negotiations toward government formation, talks with new political player on the scene - IDT leader Mximo Malt - and covers a new space for Talossa's wonks.

A special thanks to @Mximo Malt for being only the second interviewee in FT history.

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In Fora Talossa's first (January 2026) edition of the Abbavilla Digest, host Breneir Tzaracomprada reviews the 62nd General Election results, the complicated negotiations toward government formation, talks with new political player on the scene - IDT leader Mximo Malt - and covers a new space for Talossa's wonks.

A special thanks to @Mximo Malt for being only the second interviewee in FT history.

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This series has been my faithful commute listen for months now. There are two interesting facets of the stories. First, are the personalities given to normally inanimate objects. Another writer, Tony Daniel, did this in his books to hilarious effect. The other is a beetle-like species called the Jeraptha who have a gambling-loving culture. I would pay for a spinoff on their culture.