Search results

1 March 2017 Major Parties: National: Considering wrapping LVT and the tenant's premium into a single Local Income Tax that would... be the most boring thing the government has subjected us to in the news for years? Labour: Are also focusing an obscene amount of attention on LVT. Guess who...

Balancing plausibility with weirdness is always a challenge, I say as the writer of a TL where Dimbleby ate Prince Andrew in the throne room of Buckingham Palace. I think the trick is to allow a space for weirdness. Setting early on that weirdness is part of the rules of the world. Humour is...

Aye, I build it ina test thread, then copy it from the edit page and paste it in

Um? I'm glad it's not just me who has this trouble.

aaaaa that's actively horrifying, and I mean believable if you look at 17th and 18th century queer culture and how cross dressing seems to have been a key part in a lot of it.

There's always room for a Crawa cameo, how else would I ever discuss Anglicanism in my TLs? And yeah. There will be cameos of people in this, I can add in micro parties or look at issues that might reasonably come up in a run down Something I'm trying to do with all my AH these days is to...

Thanks. There is an answer to that question, and some people on the forum know what it is. I think @Bolt451 already knows precisely what it is. If you're reading this and you know the POD already, please could you discuss it only behind spoilors so people can play the guess the POD game...

1 February 2017 Major Parties: National: The National Party is understandably making a big deal about Prime Minister Laing going to the Moon. What? Sorry? He's not the Brit who's on the Moon right now, fuck you'd never guess from the amount they're bragging about it. Labour: Are absolutely...

So, you're doing the talking to yourself thing? I'm doing that thing, yes. A Party Run-down TL? I do this thing where once every two to three weeks I look at the websites of all the UK parties, write a sentence about each one, and try to be funny. Then I post it at the start of each new...

Excellent work bolt. I've often wondered if the Miliband government could be as chaotic as what did happen The Tories and Labour wanted Scotland to leave the UK?

The new governor of the Donbass Occupied Zones pledges alleigance to Tsar Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, by the Grace of God, Emperor and Autocrat of all Russias, in a secret ceremony just miles away from the front lines did i guess it? did i guess it right:winkytongue:

This worked out well. I mean, it's also kind of chilling, in a "it's 2018, women got the right to hold high office in government in 2016 and atheists still don't have it and there are no protests" kind of way. I wonder what the rest of that society looks like.

50 Years: Sideways is Optimistic (can you tell?) 2022-2030: Jeremy Corbyn (Labour) 2022 Labour: 325 Conservative: 273 SNP: 17 DUP: 9 Liberal Democrats: 9 Sinn Fein: 8 Plaid Cymru: 5 Green: 1 SPK: 1 Number of candidates (excluding Lab-Con-LD) Green: 326 UKIP: 103 SNP: 59 Women's Equality Party...

I think it could take it. The setting is very much interesting enough

This is amaaaaazing. This is a world we could manage to see more of. Very unique

A continuation/expansion of this thing Head Men & Women of the Kindred of the Kibbo Kift 1920-1925: White Fox (John Hargrave) The Founder and Great Head Man, forced out after the Co-Operative wing of the party pushed for greater democracy. 1925-1931: Seeonee Wolf (Carl Cullen) A communist who...

I wanted to consider how one might go about stripping people of freedoms in the 21st century to achieve ultra conservative policies while seeming reasonable. I often find myself considering this when I think of people like Rees-Mogg, who are against gay marriage. Realistically, you can't just...

2016-2021: Theresa May (Conservative) 2017 General Election 2021-2027: Michael Gove (Conservative) 2022 General Election Conservative: 297 Labour: 263 SNP: 12 DUP: 11 Liberal Democrat: 7 Sinn Fein: 6 Plaid Cymru: 3 Speaker: 1 Following years of economic hardship, the 2022 election saw a...

Cheers. I have been staring at that list for so long.:) I was thinking it would be one of those nasty little things, like a brain aneurism. I quite liked the idea of a modern regency.

This is kind of cool, btw. Shirley Williams as PM instead of Thatcher is very good.