Proof I have writer's block, but also connected to a previous occasion. When a G-52 commits a crime or shows bad behavior punishable by demerits and fines, Super C always writes a notice telling the offender what the offense was and what the fine is. All money goes to him, which he then donates to charity. (In a rare embarrassing scenario where he gave a demerit to himself, he directly donated the money to charity.)
Anybody kicked out of the organization for good (known as being excommunicated) results in no less than a $250,000 fine.
G-52s (C) me and me alone, although the character Captain Cosmo is an example of one joint-owned by me and
Chuong.
Anybody kicked out of the organization for good (known as being excommunicated) results in no less than a $250,000 fine.
G-52s (C) me and me alone, although the character Captain Cosmo is an example of one joint-owned by me and
Chuong.
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Chuong: Wow the G-52 must be a bureaucratic bunch it seems.
Zax: You could say that. I'm surprised Rainier hasn't got anything like this for starting the Banana Boat Scandal.
Chuong: That's because Rainier is not a G-52 despite being an ally. However, he has been warned by Maple Marcher, Kirk, Levi, and several other Canadian heroes and citizens, to stop laughing over those photos as well as singing that song. Yet he disobeyed orders and proceeded to bring his friends together, in banana-themed marching band uniforms complete with musical instruments, to perform Day-O for laughs before sneaking off to Korea.
Zax: I guess that makes sense. But this fine notice to Captain Cosmo looks stiff. I'm still amazed how Liavon didn't blow a gasket after finding out that many of his country's coaches are engaging in a ring of CNG and human smuggling. This isn't even mentioning that Liavon got voted in against his will and he has to form a stable semi-authoritarian government while these coaches are on the loose.
Frost Fox: At the moment, Belarus can't take these coaches back to try them in our courts since ICC needs them ASAP and Liavon must focus his energy on forming a proper government. Good thing the Singaporeans help us on that well since Singapore is the only successful authoritarian country on Earth. They call it the modern-day Kriegland for a reason.
Zax: You could say that. I'm surprised Rainier hasn't got anything like this for starting the Banana Boat Scandal.
Chuong: That's because Rainier is not a G-52 despite being an ally. However, he has been warned by Maple Marcher, Kirk, Levi, and several other Canadian heroes and citizens, to stop laughing over those photos as well as singing that song. Yet he disobeyed orders and proceeded to bring his friends together, in banana-themed marching band uniforms complete with musical instruments, to perform Day-O for laughs before sneaking off to Korea.
Zax: I guess that makes sense. But this fine notice to Captain Cosmo looks stiff. I'm still amazed how Liavon didn't blow a gasket after finding out that many of his country's coaches are engaging in a ring of CNG and human smuggling. This isn't even mentioning that Liavon got voted in against his will and he has to form a stable semi-authoritarian government while these coaches are on the loose.
Frost Fox: At the moment, Belarus can't take these coaches back to try them in our courts since ICC needs them ASAP and Liavon must focus his energy on forming a proper government. Good thing the Singaporeans help us on that well since Singapore is the only successful authoritarian country on Earth. They call it the modern-day Kriegland for a reason.
C.K./King Leo: The bulk of Krieglandonians who didn't go to the United States wanted Singapore for that very reason. Yet many of the ships were blown off course and we ended up all over the place.
Leo: The fines have to be stiff.
Super C: I can't have my recruits exhibit that sort of behavior.
Leo: The fines have to be stiff.
Super C: I can't have my recruits exhibit that sort of behavior.
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