Zoidberg Owns
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The Decapodian Dictatorship of The Dracion Islands
Tags: Future Tech, Small, Fandom, Anime, Silly, and 3 others.Social, Video Game, and Casual.
Regional Power: Moderate
Zoidberg Owns contains 6 nations, the 1,784th most in the world.
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The Shortest Average Lifespan in Zoidberg Owns
Citizens of nations ranked highly tend to die earlier, whether from poor health, crime, accident, or government encouragement.
As a region, Zoidberg Owns is ranked 10,428th in the world for Shortest Average Lifespan.
| # | Nation | WA Category | Motto |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | The Decapodian Dictatorship of The Dracion Islands | Corporate Police State | “Make tea not war.” |
| 2. |  The Most Holy Empire of The Unholy Beings | Liberal Democratic Socialists | “Sure, blame it on your deity.” |
| 3. |  The Crustacean Commonwealth of The Evil Red Lobster | Inoffensive Centrist Democracy | “Whoop! Whoop! Whoop!” |
| 4. |  The Midgets of The Corvinos | Capitalizt | “The future is today, worry about it tomorrow!” |
| 5. |  The Underwater Kingdom of Rasselas | Civil Rights Lovefest | “We're better than you” |
| 6. |  The Boogie Wonderland of Cornflake Gremlins | Civil Rights Lovefest | “Grey skies are gonna clear up, put on a happy face!” |
Regional Happenings
- 25 days ago:
The Boogie Wonderland of Cornflake Gremlins arrived from Balder. - 26 days ago: The Boogie Wonderland of Cornflake Gremlins ceased to exist.
- 61 days ago: The Boogie Wonderland of Cornflake Gremlins arrived from Osiris.
- 72 days ago: The Boogie Wonderland of Cornflake Gremlins ceased to exist.
- 175 days ago: The Decapodian Dictatorship of The Dracion Islands updated the World Factbook entry.
- 176 days ago: The Boogie Wonderland of Cornflake Gremlins arrived from Balder.
- 185 days ago: The Kingdom of I_hate_beckham ceased to exist.
- 197 days ago: The Boogie Wonderland of Cornflake Gremlins ceased to exist.
- 225 days ago: Embassy cancelled between Moinmoin and Zoidberg Owns.
- 225 days ago: The Boogie Wonderland of Cornflake Gremlins arrived from Lazarus.
Zoidberg Owns Regional Message Board
Loading...Oh no, compared to the taxis that charge me 40 quid, that's definitely a bargain! A black cab from Manchester city centre to my parents used to cost me just under £20 so it's not much more in comparison... so I tell myself... shush!
Yay Hammersmith! you're slowly moving closer to me Drac! Haha. I love Hammersmith, I was there today in fact, spending my hard earned pennies in Poundland and Shoe Zone... (and M&S food, I do have *some* class...)
Fair point. I doubt I could afford that though, I'd rather spend the time waiting for the Bus and be able to buy food for the wee!
It's pretty awesome, only about 5 minutes walk away from Broadway. Just wish the landlord would get back to us sooner. And sure you do, do they have even have them in Manchester? Kidding :P
I feel so left out haha! But then again, from the complaints you two have I might just stay here where our public transportation works :)
Also, we don't have a single one of those stores over here... Are there American stores in England?
Working public transport?! Don't be silly, there is no such thing!
Poundland and Shoe Zone are very cheap Corvinos, I wouldn't expect them to have shops outside the UK. In fact, I wouldn't expect them to have shops in the nicer parts of the UK either haha.
Umm... well Walmart own Asda and they're everywhere. I don't really know which brands are American or not... Hollister, thats American right? We have a couple of those.
wee? Week >_< For the most part here transport is usually fine, we just love to moan about it.
A lot of clothes shops like GAP or Ralph Lauren have shops over here. Likewise I'd guess that apart from companies like McDonalds/Burger King/Subway etc we mostly have our own versions of stuff. In terms of brands of things you buy there's probably more in common, though sometimes there are different UK and USA versions of the same thing.
Cool! I thought we had a lot of clothing stores in Europe, and I know McDonald's are everywhere. (Even in Kenya... kinda creepy). But all the clothes and stuff are all made in China :P
So is the countryside pretty open in the UK? In the US, the countryside is either farms, forests, mountains, or deserts for endless miles. (like 3/4 of my state is all farms and the rest is a big city + the suburbs... it kinda sucks if you want to drive south. It gets boring fast.)
Happy towel day all you hoopy froods. Keep it safe, and avoid those ravenous bugblatter beasts.
And no. It's mostly farmland, except the parts which are given over to civilisations, bits of woodland and the national parks. Most of the UK is much more densely populated than the US. Biggers towns (we don't call everywhere a city) are much closer together and there tend to be a lot more small villages in between. You can't drive for an hour and not see anyone, unless you go to the Scottish highlands perhaps. It just doesn't happen, there are too many people living here.
Lol dracion was that a Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy reference?
Haha you should come here! You can drive 5 hours without seeing a thing (depending on the road you take, of course).
Naturally.
And I have. I remember being driven several places and being surprised how far Americans go to do stuff. Like, for us 15 miles is often too far to go for stuff on a regular basis, depending what the roads are like; but to you a good portion of guys that's nothing :P
