How much of the labor party supported what happened in the Pacific?

[Sbane]

Looks like at least Alfred Jones and Adam Griffin, the leader of the party, are infatuated with the Russian gymnasts. Can't blame them I suppose.

[TNF]

Guilty as charged.

[Napoleon]

Marokai seems to be the only one genuinely upset about it.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Considering where it was organized, I would say the vast bulk of the party's political figures, save for the one most would suppose to be the top of the pyramid of elected officials.

Marokai seems to be the only one genuinely upset about it.

I would think that if disaster strikes anyone at the end of their term they would be pissed about it. All the more so if one's alleged allies don't even have the common decency to say "hey, we are gonna start blowing things up". Of course they couldn't because he would have derailed the plan. How odd that the people supposedly against taking the game seriously, took it seriously enough to put the game ahead of the people involved in it. Of course the first mistake is expecting intellectual honesty and consistency from them.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Marokai and I were kept in the dark about the IRC plans, since we rarely venture into that area. We don't like surprises, unless they involve cake and ice cream.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Marokai and I were kept in the dark about the IRC plans, since we rarely venture into that area. We don't like surprises, unless they involve cake and ice cream.

At first I thought such could be found in the IRC, but then I realized it wasn't ice cream I was looking at.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Marokai and I were kept in the dark about the IRC plans, since we rarely venture into that area. We don't like surprises, unless they involve cake and ice cream.

At first I thought such could be found in the IRC, but then I realized it wasn't ice cream I was looking at.

Perhaps if cake and ice cream were to be had, I would be a frequent regular there.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Marokai and I were kept in the dark about the IRC plans, since we rarely venture into that area. We don't like surprises, unless they involve cake and ice cream.

Such plans were not discussed in the main chat room that I know of, though I can say little for Labor's official chat room.

[ilikeverin]

Marokai and I were kept in the dark about the IRC plans, since we rarely venture into that area. We don't like surprises, unless they involve cake and ice cream.

If you like cake, why don't you move to the Midwest?!

[MaxQue]

I neither was aware from it.

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

Marokai and I were kept in the dark about the IRC plans, since we rarely venture into that area. We don't like surprises, unless they involve cake and ice cream.

Such plans were not discussed in the main chat room that I know of, though I can say little for Labor's official chat room.

Everything goes down in #labor.

[Zanas]

I was not aware, but frankly, I like it. Honestly, with everything put aside : it's fun, isn't it ? Really ? More fun than a status quo, no ? It is a game. Yes, it has rules, and it has been played broadly abiding to those rules, even if they were a little bent in the process. But still : it's fun. We are wondering. We are impatient. We are clueless.

It's fun.

I am Zanas, and I approve of this message.

[Sbane]

Another question I have been wondering....is the dissolution of the Pacific also a shot at the Liberal party? If so, that's really hilarious considering the inactivity of the Pacific.

[PJ]

I oppose the dissolution of the pacific, so no. But there are other fish in the sea.