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The Pride of Greenville is simply that, a relatively old and Very proud nation in The Region of Texas. It's leader, Steve W. Estep, when making public appearances, has been known to wear the customary symbol of power, a lion's head mask. While this is not required of the head of state, it is a custom dating back to days of old. | The Pride of Greenville is simply that, a relatively old and Very proud nation in The Region of Texas. It's leader, Steve W. Estep, when making public appearances, has been known to wear the customary symbol of power, a lion's head mask. While this is not required of the head of state, it is a custom dating back to days of old. | ||
Currently serving The Region of Texas as its Secretary of State, a position that Estep is familiar with, his mother once having served as personal secretary to the real-life Louisiana Secretary of State a long time ago. | Currently serving The Region of Texas as its Secretary of State, a position that Estep is familiar with, his mother once having served as personal secretary to the real-life Louisiana Secretary of State a long time ago. | ||
Revision as of 11:59, 22 December 2006
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| Flag of Green-ville | |
| Motto: Behold the power of Green-ville ye mighty, and despair | |
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| Region | Texas |
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| Capital | Green-ville City |
| Official Language(s) | English, Green-villian |
| Leader | Steve W. Estep |
| Population | 5.488 Billion |
| Currency | Greenbacks |
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Government
The Pride of Greenville is simply that, a relatively old and Very proud nation in The Region of Texas. It's leader, Steve W. Estep, when making public appearances, has been known to wear the customary symbol of power, a lion's head mask. While this is not required of the head of state, it is a custom dating back to days of old.
Currently serving The Region of Texas as its Secretary of State, a position that Estep is familiar with, his mother once having served as personal secretary to the real-life Louisiana Secretary of State a long time ago.
