Iac Marscheir: Difference between revisions

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Iac Marscheir (b. March 2001, citizen 6 December 2016 - 7 January 2019, 14 July 2019 - present) is a citizen of Talossa.

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+'''Iac Marscheir''' (b. March 2001, citizen 6 December 2016 - 7 January 2019, 14 July 2019 - present) is a citizen of [[Talossa]].
-'''Iac Marscheir''' (b. March 2001, citizen 6 December 2016 - 7 January 2019) is a former citizen of [[Talossa]] notable for his intense study of the [[Talossan language]], strong anti-reform stance in orthographic discussions and aversion to politics. He has made prominent efforts to use Talossan as much as possible in public discussions.
-He has occupied two positions in the Cabinet, but did not fulfil the duties of either position for any real length of time. He has also held seats in the [[Cosa]] for the now-defunct [[MRPT]], but became inactive during most [[Clark]]s.
-Despite renouncing his citizenship in December 2018, with the process carried out in January 2019, Marscheir remains active in discussions on [[Wittenberg]].
-===Critical response===
-A somewhat polarizing figure, Marscheir inspired intense lust in some and seething rage in others, with very few in the "Meh" zone.
-His autobiography, published in 2019, received universal acclaim. [[Sevastáin Pinátsch]]  gave it four stars and wrote, "Marscheir clearly threw out the book on writing autobiographies in writing this autobiography. I laughed, I cried, I died a thousand deaths."
-The film adaptation, directed by John Waters, holds a 98% "Certified Fresh" approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 11¼ reviews, and an average rating of 9.22/10.
-The game ''Iac Attack'' on scratch.mit.edu was released to positive reviews, with IGN giving it 10/10.

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