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==Random Storage==
==Random Storage==
*[[User:Smyg/Radio|Radio stuff]]
*[[User:Smyg/Radio|Radio stuff]]
===Observed [[Dakerstown]] graffiti relating to the local Socialist community===
===Observed [[Dakerstown]] graffiti relating to the both local and international progressive movement===


*''Peoples' Republic of Dakerstown'' (Commonplace, amongst others inside [[Freeth Auto Repair]])
*''Peoples' Republic of Dakerstown'' (Commonplace, amongst others inside [[Freeth Auto Repair]])
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*''Revolution in Malton now, the world soon! /CPM'' (Outside [[Dovey Boulevard Fire Station]])
*''Revolution in Malton now, the world soon! /CPM'' (Outside [[Dovey Boulevard Fire Station]])
*''Through the fires of revolution we shall rise /CPM'' (Inside [[the Pask Building]])
*''Through the fires of revolution we shall rise /CPM'' (Inside [[the Pask Building]])
*''Free healthcare! Purchase of 2 zombies required.'' (Inside [[St Ansgar's Hospital]], 16/06/2011)
*''Join the revolution, comrades! /CPM'' (Outside [[St Ansgar's Hospital]], 16/06/2011)
*''Headquarters of the CPM - Revolution in Malton!'' (Outside [[Hardwick Row Railway Station]], 16/06/2011)
*''Fight zombies, capitalists and fascists - Join CPM'' (Outside [[the Bullimore Arms]], 16/06/2011)
*''a mural of comandante Che Guevara'' (Outside [[Warehouse 8,1]], 16/06/2011)
*''a  mural of Rosa Luxemburg holding a speech'' (Outside [[Heward Towers]], 16/06/2011)
*''a message, partially coherent. Something about CPM'' (At [[Ditcher Lane]], 16/06/2011)
*''In Soviet Malton, you can always find a party! CPM'' (At [[Glastonbury Alley]], 16/06/2011)
*''Rather death and freedom and life and slavery!'' (Outside [[Dovey Boulevard Fire Station]], 16/06/2011)

Revision as of 16:56, 16 June 2011

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This User or Group supports the concept and ideals of Socialism, and their induction into Malton society, through the maelstrom of the Zombie epidemic.

Random Storage

Observed Dakerstown graffiti relating to the both local and international progressive movement