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Vastovzka wrote:

how do i add pictures to my factbook

Anglonica wrote:

You put the picture's web address in between:
[IMG][/IMG]

Right: [img]URL[/img]😉

Vastovzka wrote:

how do i add pictures to my factbook

[picture][/picture] i guess

United engiresco wrote:

Guess that I'm back here.

I hope to enjoy the region as I have The North Pacific.

Imao ur here...

Vastovzka wrote:

is it even worth making a huge factbook about my army, like idk if anyone will actually read it

Most people will be inclined to if you post it on the rmb

Ayuzhhhhh wrote:

Imao ur here...

I suppose now I am.

Libertandonien wrote:

And, how is it?

Hey Libertandonien, long time no see :D

Hello Europe! *waves*

i made a WIP factbook , but get this...it has pictures yeah i know crazy

Is 100,000 Total Personnel a good number for a country with 5mil people

St Scarlett wrote:

OwO is Kvinnerfest in St Scarlett.
What public holidays are unique or done in a unique way in your nations?

Candlemas, or Lume di Candela in San Guglielmitan is a Christian public (national) holiday on February 2nd. It is joyfully celebrated by LGBTQ+ devotees of the Virgin Mary, who is believed to have miraculously given refuge to a thirteenth century same sex male couple persecuted by local inhabitants.

Weststralia wrote:

Hey where are your countrys found? Mine is found where Western Australia south Australia and the northern terrortory is today.

San Guglielmo is a landlocked microstate located on the southern Apennine Peninsular.

Engiresco is back, nice.

St Scarlett wrote:

OwO is Kvinnerfest in St Scarlett.

What public holidays are unique or done in a unique way in your nations?

We have Dreinfest, which is a day that we celebrate the arrival of our first monarch Queen Adèle I from Normandy (yes, our first monarch was the daughter of Rollo). She is basically a semi-legendary figure at this point. The place where she landed is now a decently sized city called Reinesburg. We credit her for the christianization of New Skandenivia and making French the language of the educated and upperclass.