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[ilikeverin]

I'll take XIX

[ilikeverin]

XIX is Vliegveld (Airport), simply because that was the only thing there when incorporated; the current airport was first built during World War II, in an expanse of fields.  Over time, the city expanded to come up to the airport.  The Metro stop nearest to the airport is also "Vliegveld", while the other one is "Leeuwerikheuvel" (Lark's Hill), though I'd be open to hearing other Birds' Hills that have something to do with the north.

[ilikeverin]

I'll take whichever are desired the least.

[ilikeverin]

Yep, gettin' married in August.  Please feel free to take Sint-Bavo, Chris.  But only on the grounds that you don't change its name. 

I suggest August 16.  It's a most fortuitous date.

[ilikeverin]

Congrats Joe!

Yep, gettin' married in August.  Please feel free to take Sint-Bavo, Chris.  But only on the grounds that you don't change its name. 

I suggest August 16.  It's a most fortuitous date.

My brother's getting married on August 16.

One of my best friend's sisters is getting married on August 16, too.

[ilikeverin]

Did I mention I wanted to be on whichever committees need people?  I can't remember.

[ilikeverin]

But... but... no one wanted it

[ilikeverin]

You may have to help 'place' players into their respective parties remember

Yeah, probably. Though if people find the idea of playing (say) an illiterate machine thug or a corrupt businessman more fun than the sort of people common to the party closest to their views (and background! This is based on Brum after all...), then they should feel free to do so.

Lord knows I'm into playing absurd people.  You'll just have to give me some British machine politics stereotypes to work with.

[ilikeverin]

Brief question Al: perhaps I missed it, but when exactly is "present"?

Name: Henry Alexander Fox
Age: 31
Party: Municipal Moderates
Address: Calthorpe
Place of Birth: Calthorpe, Chamberlain
Occupation: Industrialist
Brief Biography: Third son of the wealthy Fox family, Henry wasn't being prepared to lead.  Then his brothers rather rudely died in the War.  Shortly thereafter, Henry inherited his father's extended industrial holdings (mostly in canning, where his ancestors got their start during the Crimean War).  Though at first a bit unsure of himself, he seems to have found himself a more stable footing among the elite.  He recently launched a political career, getting himself elected to the Chamberlain City Council, representing the XXXI district ((would this be a horrid place for his main factory to be?)).
Other: Methodist

[ilikeverin]

Alright.  Perhaps it was a small one back in the day that's grown to become his headquarters.