Tasty Foods Moves to Own Solar System; Polioris System
Tasty Foods
05-02-2004, 21:51
Imperial News Center (INC) - Today, the last of Tasty Foods's 1.708 billion citizens were transported to the planet Polioris in the Tasty Foods's owned solar system Polioris.
Emperor May announced that he would keep most of his ground forces, all of his sea forces, and all of his air forces in the Tasty colony of Tar Heel Empire. A few thousand troops and the space fleet will make their home on the 5th planet (Polioris) from the blue star Polioris.
Emperor May released this statement:
If you would like to purchase 1 of the system's 9 remaining planets, you can contact me. However, Tasty Foods will have some people living on all the planets. We hope to develop a wonderful community.
We can't tell you anymore news as we have to pack our bags and leave for Tar Heel Empire immediately. We are setting up the Polioris News Center (PNC) in the Polioris System.
Tasty Foods
06-02-2004, 23:54
bump
Obscure Nation
07-02-2004, 00:30
Out of curiosity, how much would the 4th planet from the sun cost us? Is it possible to pay in installments?
Leaving Earth is one of our top priorities. We already have a semi-fleet assembled, and will move entirely to this new planet if possible.
We thank you for this oppertunity.
Obscure Nation
07-02-2004, 00:31
OOC: Whoops. That post was supposed to be made by my country Maguhren. Sorry, my bad.
Tasty Foods
07-02-2004, 00:58
Tasty Foods
07-02-2004, 01:15
We are currently selling it for 250 trillion dollars. Remember, this is an entire planet and has one of the best climates in the solar system. It is also one of the largest planets in the system.
Is there any possible way I could pay in installments?
Tasty Foods
07-02-2004, 01:21
Is there any possible way I could pay in installments?
Depends. Do you mind Tasty Foods's troops and space patrols around your planet?
As long as they don't attack us, it's fine :wink:
Tasty Foods
07-02-2004, 15:57
Okay then.
What kind of installment plan do you have in mind?
Hmm... I don't know. Seeing as I can never find a good GDP calculator, I have no idea what I can actually afford. I'm thinking $20,000,000,000 a year until such a time where I can increase the amount without blowing the national budget and spiraling into debt.
How's that?
Northrop-Grumman
07-02-2004, 19:10
How much does the smallest planet in the solar system cost?
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Tasty Foods
14-02-2004, 01:38
OOC:
Sorry for the absence.
IC:
Maguhren: That sounds good. Which planet are you purchasing? We've lowered our prices significantly so it wont be 250 trillion.
Northrop-Grumman: 10 trillion dollars. But the smallest planet (also the last planet from Polioris) also has the worst climate. If you want to put up with year-long temperatures in the 30s (with the highest temperature of the year reaching around 50) then be my guest.
Shadow Arms Co
14-02-2004, 01:51
OOC: (This is another Maguhren-esque puppet. NS was being weird and not letting me log in)
IC:
We'll be purchasing the 4th planet from the sun. How's the topography there? Also, do these come pre-named?
Tasty Foods
15-02-2004, 19:04
The 4th planet cost 100 trillion dollars.
You can pay in installments if you'd like.
Topography: Similar to Earth's.
And no, they are not prenamed.
Northrop-Grumman
16-02-2004, 02:34
We will pay $50 billion a year installments going up $5 billion a year until the debt is paid. Is this ok?
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Tasty Foods
19-02-2004, 22:36
Yes. Even though this could take 100s of years to pay off, it seems acceptable, as long as you only miss one payment the entire time. Miss anymore payments, and you will be forced to pay the rest of what you owe or be kicked off the planet.
It may be strict, but it's necessary.