Accused:

onesites
nbkesler

The accused are suspected of:

Conducting Secret Diplomacy


Game number(s):

6300858


Comments: Didn't attack each other once after the initial few rounds despite claiming to have no treaties. They have also played a lot of games together previously and usually chat in ...

The last version of this map that I saw had the locations of the main battles signified by crossed swords. They seem to have disappeared but I was going to suggest auto-deploy on them, also Hull, Bristol, Liverpool and London would be good places for sea routes

Merciless Wong wrote:Can we put a poll up to see if anyone else thinks the modern sign clashes with the older poem?

I think it does, but that's a good thing, it's like England - very traditional and rooted in history in one sense, and bureaucratic and Orwellian in another sense. Spot on I think.

I too,imagine that games would take a similar development - becoming a north-south battle. This would be extremely attractive to many englishmen.

Ha, ha, we really are quite predictable aren't we?

Just congratulating you on a cool looking map, I love the motorway roadsign with the bonuses on it. =D>

Keep East Anglia definitely, that's what everyone I know calls that area, don't know why Rustovitch would want it changed in the first place.

Just wondering though if you've tried putting any ...

There's a great Neitzsche quote that eplains why this argument occurs on all forum all the time, it goes something like "If you seek happiness and peace of mind then believe, if you would be a student of the truth, inquire"

I think it sums up religion and rationalism quite nicely.

I like retarded things.

Oh yeah, and heres some evidence that's usually ignored which favours evolution: going by human remains from the past 2000+ years we can see that humans have been gradually getting taller, the average man is 2-3 inches taller than his medieval counterpart, probably because of improved diet and/or ...

Wow! I started reading this before Xmas and you're all still at it.

Could someone tell me: has there been anyone on this post that has changed their mind one way or the other?

I'm cynical about these sorts of discussions, after all, how do you have a rational debate with someone that believes in ...

Don't understand where all the fear comes from, Britain has had socialist elements to it's style of government since just after the 2nd world war and our standard of living is equal to the US's, roughly.
I think you're getting socialists and bogey men mixed up.
Bear in mind that not all types of ...

That was Mendel, but not many people listened to the crazy pea happy monk for ages.
In 8th grade I had to draw a chart with every possible pairing for peas for my science teacher. I F-ing hate Mendel.

Then we had to learn every bone in the human body, and every muscle... then we had to be able to ...

Is that gay as in happy or gay as in homosexual or gay as in "that sweater your gran knitted for you is really gay"?

Norse wrote:

Norse wrote:Fools!

You forget the sexiest women ever!



What I wouldnt do to her...

and when you've finished doing her you could help her change her colostomy bag.

Despite the pedantry the point still holds - its un-christian to kill people, surely. So how can chaplains justify their position?

I used to spend many happy nights of my childhood throwing eggs at police cars when they went down our high street and the legging it through the school field to escape.

So in answer to your question, I don't know what would happen, just make sure the cops fat and you have your escape route planned.

If the chaplains were being at all honest with themselves or the soldiers they work for then they wouldn't be in the army.

I might be an atheist now but I went to enough Sunday school mornings to know that Jesus frowned on violence and that the ten commandments state "Thou shalt no kill".

Goes to ...

I like the UN. While it's true that they do often fail at tasks at least they try, unlike the majority of developed countries. The reasons for the many failures are also down, in the main part, to the fact that countries - specifically USA, France and Germany although many others also - usually ...

everyone's opinions are worth something, even if it's just saying you agree, you smelly facist

Communists who wish to subvert government towards their one world socialist governmental ends = American

Libertarians who wish to protect the integrity of the law of the land via the Constitution of the United States = Hatters

What's wrong with this picture, people? How did Communist philosophy ...

I don't understand your position. You say that the scoring system is unfit for purpose but then say that it has integrity and needs to be maintained.

The reason we do not have very many farmers and specialists right now
This is a joke right? This site is teeming with farmers, when searching for ...

The Text in Green is my own additions to other people's quotes to show their relevancy to their current discussion.
the whole point of the rating systems is to tell other players how good you are, if we start having friendlys then theres not much point of having it at all really, its more fun to ...

There's a number of good reasons, and it has nothing to do with points/rank. Do your research.
I've had a thread on this subject that I posted on for about a month and a half, and I've read plenty of others. Yes there are a good number of reasons but almost all of those reasons are from one point ...

I can see this thread being used as evidence in court after Dagip goes postal at a political rally. Nutter.

Huzzah!

Anyhow, Kenyans are nice people, at least the ones I've met, can't be any worse than George W.