Recent content by emperorharry86

An alternate taking on the "alternate countries" meme, but instead it's maps of ATL divisions that Atlanta's baseball team plays in. All of these are set in 2018.

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Logistically, if you want to travel quickly between worlds, it would make the most sense to go near one of the poles, and then you could cross many worlds quickly, right? It would take longer to go from Brazil to Brazilian Phoebea along the equators than it would to go from Brazil to Antarctica...

The Jaguars and Panthers both made their conference title games in their second season of existence. That would be been an interesting Super Bowl.

They're always going to concentrate on big cities, regardless of the method that's used. The electoral college restricts campaigning to big cities in a few swing states. A national popular vote at least opens up campaigning to big cities in all 50 states. Yes, Alaska's probably screwed either...

They don't care about Rhode Island or Alaska under the Electoral College either. The vast majority of the campaign is concentrated in the same ~10 swing states year after year. Candidates never come to my home state of Mississippi, and my votes for Kerry and Obama literally didn't help them...

Bill Clinton was alleged to have had an affair with a Canadian MP, so maybe the stars could have aligned...

In order for this to happen, her older sisters Joanna and Maria need to die before having children, or have all of their children die too. WI if she becomes queen: Before marrying Henry VIII While married to Henry VIII, but before he's decide to get rid of her After Henry has gotten rid...

2004: 2-seed Mississippi State is not upset by Xavier in the Round of 32 and goes on to make the second Final Four in school history (after 1996). 2008: 8-seed Mississippi State does not choke away the game and instead upsets 1-seed Memphis in the Round of 32.

If we're going to mark autonomous regions in China and Russia, should we also mark the Indian reservations in the USA? They have a lot of autonomy to make their own decisions.

Perhaps a terrorist sympathizer could hide his beliefs so well that he could work his way up into being an Air Force One pilot?

Let's say the U.S. had faked the Apollo 11 and subsequent landings. How many people would have been involved, and how long could it have been kept a secret? How do Americans react when the truth comes out? Could the Russians have been fooled, and for how long? How do they react when they...

Get 3 or more New World nations participating in the Scramble for Africa.

Perhaps it starts with Wallace winning the Democratic nomination in 1972?

Perhaps Long could have packed the Court by getting a Congress that would impeach Supreme Court justices that he didn't like?