Citizenship, you say?

Day 1,313, 08:46 Published in United Kingdom United Kingdom by Llort Zakharov
Oh dear.

The last month I’ve been in eIreland, winding up the Irish and having deep debates with people with Pinky and the Brain avatars. It’s been tiresome at best, frustrating at worst. I’ve seen rampant stupidity, very angry, patriotic Irishmen and people that can’t separate the real world from the virtual one (Give back Northern Ireland because of real life circumstances!).

Nonetheless, I’m finally back from a glorious BCH/eUK victory in eIreland, and it’s time we see how things have changed.

Citizenship applications. A means to an end, most would say, but what I’m seeing is a range of hilarious adverts of the kind you find on obscure channels on a television at four in the morning.

Get your “DENIED” stamps ready, folks.


First up is the persuasive loodys, who uses sound wartime reasoning to explain why he should be allowed into the eUK.



I have no idea what on earth lead that guy to come up with that as a reason to get citizenship, but he would clearly be an asset to the eUK.
Onto our next guest, we have the intriguing Nicholas Ryan offering his thoughts:



Need I say more?

I feel a bit bad for mocking offering constructive criticism for this next one. It’s someone called DeathWolf, and I honestly get the feeling that they’d fit right in on the Jeremy Kyle show.



The way it sounds is as if this person has experienced some tragic and scarring event in eUSA, so I’m -...Wait, nothing bad “while” happen?

KILL IT WITH FIRE!

The final one on this list is someone I actually want to get citizenship. They’re hilarious, intelligent, literate and cunning, and their impressive political and militaristic knowledge would be an asset to the eUK. Check them out; I’m collecting signatures for my petition to have this guy let into the eUK.



Sign up folks; because that one isn’t gonna get in by himself. Plenty of people claim that you have to take things on faith in life, that you have to give people a chance. These people are wrong.

What we all need – what every citizen, every country and every organisation needs – is someone to review things; someone who’s willing to read through countless citizenship applications and find which ones are worth it. We need assessments, and all the scorn that comes with it.

I deserve a medal or something.



...Well played, Plato.