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Marainta wrote:

And they all go to eight small islands far to the north of me.

Pfft rookie
I have an estimated 9,786 islands

Marainta wrote:

And they all go to eight small islands far to the north of me.

Oh, i see, my tourists are spread out, but most of them visit two areas called Jolande Springs
and Swyndjörf

South pacifican kilendjj wrote:

Pfft rookie
I have an estimated 9,786 islands

I mean temperate/tropical islands. I have more than 9,000 islands that I care to count in the island roster, although maybe 50 of them have anyone living there.
My country's weather isn't very nice, neither is the climate. Did you know that in the city of Nasmaunnu, wintertime highs have never exceeded -18*C?

Marainta wrote:

I mean temperate/tropical islands. I have more than 9,000 islands that I care to count in the island roster, although maybe 50 of them have anyone living there.
My country's weather isn't very nice, neither is the climate. Did you know that in the city of Nasmaunnu, wintertime highs have never exceeded -18*C?

Use Fahrenheit.

Marainta wrote:

Here in the Federation, nobody visits because it's [snip]ing freezing year round.
Only the Akaraio Islands and Sulpaphio get any attention.

http://www.broomdces.com/nseconomy/nations.php?nation=Drystar+

Try this one

Marainta wrote:

I mean temperate/tropical islands. I have more than 9,000 islands that I care to count in the island roster, although maybe 50 of them have anyone living there.
My country's weather isn't very nice, neither is the climate. Did you know that in the city of Nasmaunnu, wintertime highs have never exceeded -18*C?

You must be a cold nation, my nation has unpredictable weather

Marainta wrote:

I mean temperate/tropical islands. I have more than 9,000 islands that I care to count in the island roster, although maybe 50 of them have anyone living there.
My country's weather isn't very nice, neither is the climate. Did you know that in the city of Nasmaunnu, wintertime highs have never exceeded -18*C?

Valiraisia's weather is basically the same as Alaska

South pacifican kilendjj wrote:

srsly tho how old r u

Talk about inappropriate conversations. You need to stop asking this.

South pacifican kilendjj wrote:

Use Fahrenheit.

absolutely not

Marainta wrote:

absolutely not

Why -_-

Inadel wrote:

You must be a cold nation, my nation has unpredictable weather

My weather is like Antarctica, but slightly warmer and much more humid.
Also windy. VERY windy. Windy to the point that there's a 40-ish day stretch where wind speeds rarely fall below 30 kph.
I mean coastal Antarctica. Even I'm not crazy enough to settle somewhere similar to the inland regions.

Drystar wrote:

http://www.broomdces.com/nseconomy/nations.php?nation=Drystar+

Try this one

Hippity Hoppity, this old man's newspaper is my property.

South pacifican kilendjj wrote:

Why -_-

Why should Marainta be obligated to use Fahrenheit?

Am I going to start cornering you and demanding you use the Rankine scale now?

Marainta wrote:

My weather is like Antarctica, but slightly warmer and much more humid.
Also windy. VERY windy. Windy to the point that there's a 40-ish day stretch where wind speeds rarely fall below 30 kph.
I mean coastal Antarctica. Even I'm not crazy enough to settle somewhere similar to the inland regions.

At spring and autumn, my nation gets cold, temperatures from -7 to 8 degrees Celsius, at summer it gets mild with templates from 10 to 19 degrees Celsius with some light showers, on some random days it can be sunny, up to 23 degrees

Vavlar wrote:

Hippity Hoppity, this old man's newspaper is my property.

That old man was the Old King in Yellow
You Fool! You've killed us All!

Inadel wrote:

At spring and autumn, my nation gets cold, temperatures from -7 to 8 degrees Celsius, at summer it gets mild with templates from 10 to 19 degrees Celsius with some light showers, on some random days it can be sunny, up to 23 degrees

And in winter in my nation, it's pure icebound hell for about 8 months. Short, cold spring and short, freezing windy autumn, short, cool and VERY humid summer, then back to dry, windy and bitter winter.

Marainta wrote:

My weather is like Antarctica, but slightly warmer and much more humid.
Also windy. VERY windy. Windy to the point that there's a 40-ish day stretch where wind speeds rarely fall below 30 kph.
I mean coastal Antarctica. Even I'm not crazy enough to settle somewhere similar to the inland regions.

If you're in antartica how do you have any economy

Marainta wrote:

That old man was the Old King in Yellow
You Fool! You've killed us All!

The more souls to devour that Auphelia can't

Cohuila Y Tejas wrote:

Why should Marainta be obligated to use Fahrenheit?

Am I going to start cornering you and demanding you use the Rankine scale now?

Uh...

South pacifican kilendjj wrote:

Uh...

Precisely. No one is forced to cater to your preferences.

Cohuila Y Tejas wrote:

Why should Marainta be obligated to use Fahrenheit?

Am I going to start cornering you and demanding you use the Rankine scale now?

Use Fahrenheit or be decimated by the might of the Imperial System of measurement.

South pacifican kilendjj wrote:

Uh...

"Use the Rankine scale; it's Jasiam's big hit!
That wasn't a suggestion!"

Cohuila Y Tejas wrote:

Precisely. No one is forced to cater to your preferences.

I know that.
Why are u being defensive?

Vavlar wrote:

Use Fahrenheit or be decimated by the might of the Imperial System of measurement.

Or just use both Imperial and Metric. It's a pain sometimes but it's easier for conversing with people outside the US.

The free romanians wrote:

If you're in antartica how do you have any economy

I never said Antarctica (though I've got people settled there), I said like Antarctica.

Marainta wrote:

That old man was the Old King in Yellow
You Fool! You've killed us All!
And in winter in my nation, it's pure icebound hell for about 8 months. Short, cold spring and short, freezing windy autumn, short, cool and VERY humid summer, then back to dry, windy and bitter winter.

Thats a tough weather mate, but I'm glad you can manage!