So here is how it is going to work from now on.

The Maps Atlas Wiki page can be found here: http://maplifiers.net/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

In order to edit, you must sign up for an account there.

Once you sign up, post a reply here and I will upgrade you to a cooler status because I rock like that and labels are totally fucking trendy so get off my fucking back what are you my dad?

After that, go to town adding things to the Atlas. The more content the better.

If you create a new page, post a reply here so I can protect it from spammers.

Here are some tips on keeping the Wiki awesome and not a drama house (no tbdmlog'ing):

Don't delete other people's content, unless it conflicts with previous Maps historical records (bullshit). Instead, add on to it or modify (slightly) to make it better.

Use [[ ]] around important words, even if they don't have a page made. That way, people will click the red link, and create a page = more content. Woo!

Write drunk, edit later.

If you want to do some sweet formatting check out this page: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents

Use this thread to discuss Maps lore, edits and other cartography related topics. Or don't, I don't care, you aren't my dad anyway.

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period

Never

Nice.

In truth, i only took over Mexico in the first place so that i could give it to the drug cartels.

No one ever gives them anything nice.

I totally added that to the page.

YESSS

:tips hat:

I heart devin


I'm going to doodle that on my desk on monday in pencil, with little hearts all around it.






about 5 kajillion times.

Yay.

I am signéd up. But you knew this.

I would like to nominate Sinatra as a patron saint.

BECAUSE I WAS JUST READING THIS.

"For Frank Sinatra was now involved with many things involving many people -- his own film company, his record company, his private airline, his missile-parts firm, his real-estate holdings across the nation, his personal staff of seventy-five -- which are only a portion of the power he is and has come to represent. He seemed now to be also the embodiment of the fully emancipated male, perhaps the only one in America, the man who can do anything he wants, anything, can do it because he has money, the energy, and no apparent guilt. In an age when the very young seem to be taking over, protesting and picketing and demanding change, Frank Sinatra survives as a national phenomenon, one of the few prewar products to withstand the test of time. He is the champ who made the big comeback, the man who had everything, lost it, then got it back, letting nothing stand in his way, doing what few men can do: he uprooted his life, left his family, broke with everything that was familiar, learning in the process that one way to hold a woman is not to hold her. Now he has the affection of Nancy and Ava and Mia, the fine female produce of three generations, and still has the adoration of his children, the freedom of a bachelor, he does not feel old, he makes old men feel young, makes them think that if Frank Sinatra can do it, it can be done; not that they could do it, but it is still nice for other men to know, at fifty, that it can be done."

Read more: http://www.esquire.com/features/ESQ1003 ... z14kRArNv2 (it automatically puts this is when you copypasta from Esquire )

Only Young Sinatra though.

That seems fair.

He did become a bit douchey with age.

That was a totally different dood.

Young Sinatra went into the stars sometime around 1949.