The West Pacific

WA Delegate: FlagThe Left-wing Utopia of ROLHEATH (elected 207 days ago).

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Tuesday - micro-fiction
Wednesday - Haiku or short poems
Thursday - free association day
Friday - Karaoke night


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Regional Power: Extremely High

The West Pacific contains 2,511 nations, the 3rd most in the world.

Administration...

Today's World Census Report

The Highest Unemployment Rates in the West Pacific

World Census experts studied the ratings of daytime television chat shows to determine which nations have the highest rates of unemployment.

As a region, the West Pacific is ranked 3,821st in the world for Highest Unemployment Rates.

#NationWA CategoryMotto
1.FlagThe Most Serene Republic of Ingrid42Capitalist Paradise"Amor vincit omnia"
2.FlagThe Republic of Central miamiWA MemberCapitalist Paradise"So it goes..."
3.FlagThe Holy Empire of DeitumWA MemberDemocratic Socialists"Cultus imperatoris nostra lex"
4.FlagThe People's Ambient Technocracy of MathemataniaWA MemberLeft-wing Utopia"The integral of e to the x is f of u sub n!"
5.FlagThe Federated Military Republic of El FacilWA MemberInoffensive Centrist Democracy"Turn the other cheek, but keep that sidearm handy."
6.FlagThe People's Republic of Magyar Celtic UnitedDemocratic Socialists"God bless the Red Star"
7.FlagThe Grand Bazaar of Capitalist ParadiseWA MemberCorporate Bordello"Laissez-faire, everywhere"
8.FlagThe Free Land of NatoolAnarchy"He who gives up freedom for safety deserves neither"
9.FlagThe Confederacy of Small regionsCivil Rights Lovefest"One by one"
10.FlagThe People's Republic of TenovaScandinavian Liberal Paradise"We're all ninjas."
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Regional Happenings

History...

The West Pacific Civil Headquarters

Messages from regional members are co-ordinated here.

LodgedFromMessage
89 minutes ago FlagThe Left-wing Utopia of ROLHEATH Sous mes yeux, les sables d'argent
Prête-moi quelqu'un qui te ressemble tant
Comme un voyage d'un soir
La nuit de Lynch se ferment sur moi
Les paradis sont pleins de toi
Les paradis sont pleins de toi

C'est une voix qui appelle
C'est un corps étranger
Un nouveau monde où je me noies
Lire entre les lignes, double et sépare
Les paradis sont loins de moi
Les paradis sont loins de moi

Partir n'est pas quitter
Le premier amour est le dernier
Les paradis ne sont pas sur Terre
Je veux retrouver la lumière

Crois ce qui est, crois ce qui n'est pas
Les jours fragiles sont infinis
La vie m'a tout appris
Les paradis ne sont pas d'ici
Les paradis ne sont pas d'ici

Partir n'est pas quitter
Le premier amour est le dernier
Les paradis ne sont pas sur Terre
Je suis comme un soldat qui espère
Les paradis ne sont pas sur Terre
Je veux retrouver la lumière

Le fil de nos yeux
Ce silence qu'on entendait à deux
C'est toute ta force qui me sert
Je roule vers Mulholland après la mer
Les paradis ne sont pas sur Terre

Les paradis...
Les paradis ne sont pas sur Terre
Les paradis ne sont pas sur Terre
Les paradis ne sont pas sur Terre
Les paradis ne sont pas sur Terre
Les paradis ne sont pas sur Terre
Les paradis ne sont pas sur Terre
59 minutes ago FlagThe Retired RMB Dreamers of Kingsteck He was skinny as a rake like two by four
Ugly as sin born premature
Mother had trouble trying to take
To a kid that looked like a garden rake
Our sons are sons and Dad wasn't proud
Didn't make him feel like one of the crowd
Wood cuttin boys from up in the sticks
Laughed at the sight of Earle

(SPOKEN)
"Wimp!"

He was treated like scum and he felt like dirt
Couldn't lift the chainsaw
Make it work
Father often said that he didn't have a clue
Mother didn't feed him and he hardly grew

(SPOKEN)
"I'm hungry! I'm hungry!"

So Earle disappeared for fifteen years
Father didn't miss him and his mother didn't care
After awhile they forgot about Earle
And his girlfriend said, "Who cares?"

Stunned, stunned, stunned, stunned, Earle
Stunned, stunned, stunned, stunned, Earle
Stunned, stunned, stunned, stunned, Earle

In this little town life went on the same
Til one hot July and no rain came
Great big fire set the country ablaze
And everyone cuttin fire breaks

Ah they sawed and they sawed but they couldn't outrun
The smoky fumes and the fiery tongs
They were loosing fast
It was lookin bad
Who would save their town?

(SPOKEN)
"Save me! Save me!"

And nobody knew neither phone or friend
That Earle had grown to seven foot ten
Arm like cupboards
Legs like trees
Fists like hammers
And hairy knees

(SPOKEN)
"Shave me! Shave me!"

Far off in the woods above the din and the roar
Came a sound nobody had heard before
Trees were fallen like a tidal wave to a monster Johnson red chain saw

Chain, chain, chain saw Earle
Chain, chain, chain saw Earle
Chain, chain, chain saw Earle

His cutter bar was ten foot two
Turn the air all purple and blue
Tasmania devil in twenty minutes flat
Made the landscape look just like Iraq

With the trees all limbed and the fire break made
The town folks saved from a charcoal grave
People gathered
Shouted and cheered,
"Hurray for this force disposal unit."

Lightin' up a smoke he laid the chainsaw down
Said, "I'm the guy who saved your town."
Then Earle knocked over a drum of gas
Just as he threw away his match.
All the gas exploded and the town burned flat
And Earle ran off just like a scalded cat
"It's been fifteen years", his father said.
"And he's still as stunned as me arse!"

Stunned, stunned, stunned as me arse
Stunned, stunned, stunned as me arse
Stunned, stunned, stunned as me arse, was Earle.
56 minutes ago FlagThe Left-wing Utopia of ROLHEATH He had white horses
And ladies by the score
All dressed in satin
And waiting by the door

Ooooh, what a lucky man he was
Ooooh, what a lucky man he was

White lace and feathers
They made up his bed
A gold covered mattress
On which he was laid

Ooooh, what a lucky man he was
Ooooh, what a lucky man he was

He went to fight wars
For his country and his king
Of his honor and his glory
The people would sing

Ooooh, what a lucky man he was
Ooooh, what a lucky man he was

A bullet had found him
His blood ran as he cried
No money could save him
So he laid down and he died

Ooooh, what a lucky man he was
Ooooh, what a lucky man he was
50 minutes ago FlagThe Autonomy of Autonomousness a dead fish gains the power of observation
- The Books

speaks the fish
something's fishy about this dish
why am i so still in dill?
can't stir a gill
or tilt my head
it must be that i am dead
43 minutes ago FlagThe Left-wing Utopia of ROLHEATH And did those feet in ancient time,
Walk upon england's mountains green?
And was the holy lamb of god
On england's pleasant pastures seen?

And did the countenance divine,
Shine forth upon our clouded hills?
And was jerusalem builded here
Among these dark satanic mills?

Bring me my bow of burning gold!
Bring me my arrows of desire!
Bring me my spear: o clouds unfold!
Bring me my chariot of fire!

I will not cease from mental fight;
Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand
Til we have built jerusalem
In england's green and pleasant land.
41 minutes ago FlagThe Retired RMB Dreamers of Kingsteck Is you 'appy, you got to be 'appy
You got to be 100%
Is you 'appy, you got to be 'appy
You got to be 100%
I suppose!

Wat's you lookin' peevish for
Pick yer jaw up off the floor
Was you smacked with a 2 x 4
Sure you're not broke out in sores
You ain't got no disease
Don't go lookin' for sympathy
'cause I knows if you was me
you'd be 'appy.
26 minutes ago FlagThe Autonomy of Autonomousness in pitch dark i go walking in your landscape.
broken branches trip me as i speak.
just 'cause you feel it doesnt mean its there.
just 'cause you feel it doesnt mean its there.

There's always a siren
Singing you to shipwreck
(Don't reach out, don't reach out
Don't reach out, don't reach out)
Steer away from these rocks
We'd be a walking disaster
(Don't reach out, don't reach out
Don't reach out, don't reach out)
just 'cause you feel it doesn't mean its there.
(theres someone on your shoulder)
(theres someone on your shoulder)
just 'cause you feel it doesn't mean its there.
(theres someone on your shoulder)
(theres someone on your shoulder)
There there!

why so green and lonely?
and lonely
and lonely

heaven sent you to me
to me
to me

we are accidents
waiting waiting to happen.

we are accidents
waiting waiting to happen

-Radiohead, There There
6 minutes ago FlagThe Left-wing Utopia of ROLHEATH She
May be the face i can't forget
A trace of pleasure or regret
May be my treasure or the price i have to pay
She may be the song that summer sings
May be the chill that autumn brings
May be a hundred different things
Within the measure of a day.

She
May be the beauty or the beast
May be the famine or the feast
May turn each day into a heaven or a hell
She may be the mirror of my dreams
A smile reflected in a stream
She may not be what she may seem
Inside her shell

She who always seems so happy in a crowd
Whose eyes can be so private and so proud
No one's allowed to see them when they cry
She may be the love that cannot hope to last
May come to me from shadows of the past
That i'll remember till the day i die

She
May be the reason i survive
The why and wherefore i'm alive
The one i'll care for through the rough and ready years
Me i'll take her laughter and her tears
And make them all my souvenirs
For where she goes i've got to be
The meaning of my life is

She, she, she
5 minutes ago FlagThe Magnificent Obsession of Wickedly evil people When I see the moon,I hear the sound of the stripjust calling my name
Just calling my name
When I see the moon,I hear the sound of the strip
Just calling my nameyeah it's calling my name

Man, I love the feelingwhen I go out
Dancing with the women at the bar
Man, I love the feelingwhen I go out
I always know my woman's close somewhere

My daddy saw the moon,heard the sound of the stripit called out his name
It called out his name
My daddy saw the moonand heard the sound of the stripyeah it called out his nameand it called his son's name too

Man, I love the feeling
When I go out
Dancing with the women at the bar
Man, I love the feeling
When I go out
I always know my woman's close somewhere
Close somewhere

When you see the moon,hear the sound of the stripyeah call out my name
Yeah call out my name
And if you see the moon,hear the sound of the strip
Yeah call out my name
Yeah call my friend's names too

Man, I love the feelingwhen I go out
Dancing with the women at the bar
Man, I love the feelingwhen I go out
I always know my woman's close somewhere
Close somewhere
2 minutes ago FlagThe Retired RMB Dreamers of Kingsteck Now when I was a younger boy
To the Droke cliff I would stroll
And climb the fence, and sit on the rock
To view the waters below
It's where I'd sit and meditate
About the men on the sea
And quickly turn my head to the point
Where fishermen used to be.

My thoughts of the trawls, the boats, the traps
It was the thing of the day
And the brook that ran down through the Droke
That made its way to the bay
The fish on the flakes, oh goodness sake
It was a sight to be seen
And the caplin rolling on the beach
Where fishermen used to be.

I remember the names of men in the cove
Who worked so late in the night
They worked the soil, and made the hay
When the weather was right
And further down the old long drung
The horses running free
And in the meadows by the brook
Where fishermen used to be.

Now a special time for everyone
Is about to get under way
The cakes, the bread, the pots of soup
Is now the talk of the day
The school is lit, the fire is in
With everyone in their glee
For in on the floor, there's dancing galore
Where fishermen used to be.

The school and sea are empty now,
They were so precious to me
A way of life no longer there
It's just a memory
But it's hard to forget the days of the past
With everyone in their glee
And to think of it now and what it was like
Where fishermen used to be.

I often stroll down the wharf
With my daughter hand in hand
She asked me how it used to be
When I was a younger man
It's there I'd sit and meditate
About the men and the sea
And point to all those places
Where fishermen used to be.