Photos from Alternate Worlds
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ZOMGWTFBBQLOLWUT?! Raptor Jesus!
Or, since it's alternate history, he has the alternate title of Emperor of Elba?
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When I read this thread I noticed many reichstag photos were already posted, but I made this one a long time ago.
EU victory
EU victory
I made an EU victory a long time ago, but it was far inferior to yours.
Ctrl, Alt, Heil!
Use only as a....final solution. *shakes head* (Im so banned).
An unidentified woman vainly searches store shelves in Billings, Montana for wares.
As the US blockade continued of Montana continued, the economic effects became more and more evident. Most stores ran out of supplies within three weeks of the blockade, with critical survival supplies, such as bottled water, flashlights, etc, all gone within one. Most of Montana's cities, already emptied of its more liberal residents, became virtual ghost towns. The countryside, in contrast, was more populated from the gun owners immigrating in mass and training for the perceived coming guerrilla war with the United States. Farmers and ranchers had struck up ad hoc barter systems with each other for food and supplies. Helena attempted to purchase food and other supplies to better support the militias, though the majority of farmers and ranchers refused to accept Montanan currency, demanding payment in dollars. Supply for militia units varied with each one, most of them required each soldier to feed himself. Desertion was a problem.
As the US blockade continued of Montana continued, the economic effects became more and more evident. Most stores ran out of supplies within three weeks of the blockade, with critical survival supplies, such as bottled water, flashlights, etc, all gone within one. Most of Montana's cities, already emptied of its more liberal residents, became virtual ghost towns. The countryside, in contrast, was more populated from the gun owners immigrating in mass and training for the perceived coming guerrilla war with the United States. Farmers and ranchers had struck up ad hoc barter systems with each other for food and supplies. Helena attempted to purchase food and other supplies to better support the militias, though the majority of farmers and ranchers refused to accept Montanan currency, demanding payment in dollars. Supply for militia units varied with each one, most of them required each soldier to feed himself. Desertion was a problem.
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