If you haven't started the games, I can join.

Thank you all for the kind words.

This tournament has been canceled.

This tournament has been canceled.

Well, it works in Chrome using the site's clickies. Doesn't mean the problem is fixed though.

I used CCleaner to clear the Internet Cache......still no improvement. Still screwing up even in new games. Still only the one step not working properly.

This tournament has been around for 2 months without starting, so it's being canceled.

I only have small games currently and it's not working. It just continually says the loading icon after I attack. If I click out of the game then back in, the attack took place. All other steps (deploy, advance, reinforce) operate correctly. I do not use panels.

IcePack wrote:

Night Strike wrote:I have the problem. FF30 & BOB 5.3.0. Current version of Clickies also (not that it matters...problem is on both click and button, but only on attacks).

Clickies 4.22 correct?

Yes

I have the problem. FF30 & BOB 5.3.0. Current version of Clickies also (not that it matters...problem is on both click and button, but only on attacks).

And I can't believe a for profit business which is not a religious organization is allowed to opt out of a law based on the owners religious beliefs. Like a poster said earlier all u folks who work for a hindu , u will not be allowed to eat a hamburger at lunch while your at work by the time this ...

Because businesses now have religious rights. You claim to support the Constitution, and yet you favor this? That is why I state fully that you, Night Strike, only want to abuse the Constitution - you don't actually believe in it except when you get your way.

That's because businesses, especially ...

Because businesses now have religious rights. You claim to support the Constitution, and yet you favor this? That is why I state fully that you, Night Strike, only want to abuse the Constitution - you don't actually believe in it except when you get your way.

That's because businesses, especially ...

Player, until you can define how refusing to pay for someone else to buy contraceptives is the same as denying them any ability to make their own choice to buy their own contraceptives, you will never have an argument to stand on.

Good... already done, just read back. Not everyone has the money ...

Player, until you can define how refusing to pay for someone else to buy contraceptives is the same as denying them any ability to make their own choice to buy their own contraceptives, you will never have an argument to stand on.

Good... already done, just read back. Not everyone has the money ...

They STILL HAVE THE CONSTITUTIONAL FREEDOM to own their business. But the thing is, they have never had a Constitutional right to run their business counter to the law - that's just the facts (well, until this ruling opened up that can of worms). The idea that it is a Constitutional right for ...

Player, until you can define how refusing to pay for someone else to buy contraceptives is the same as denying them any ability to make their own choice to buy their own contraceptives, you will never have an argument to stand on.

No one suggests it does. We do, however suggest that if you decide to operate a for profit business, that is not a religious enterprise and should not be treated as such. The exception are very, very few.... suppliers of specific religious items, for example.

And your suggestions would be wrong ...

I've already made that point - Hobby Lobby is not a religious organization, rather they are a business. A religious organization (such as a church) has the right to make these distinctions and have exemptions to the law. A business must follow the law.

Except that businesses are run and owned by ...

Well this never started and got missed.

Its plain and simple. The MEDICAL care I recieve, as well as my personal beliefs about that care and just not my employer's business.. PERIOD.

Hiding behind your pocket book as if paying me for WORK somehow gives you the right to dictate my personal life is repugnant.

If it's not your employer's ...

You're arguing against yourself here. Those who aren't ready for the responsibility or don't want the lifestyle change are, for instance, quite likely to use the morning-after pill, therefore avoiding an actual abortion. Meanwhile, Hobby Lobby is actively working to make it more difficult for ...

2/3 of the people in this country making min. wage are women. If u are a sales clerk for Hobby Lobby u are not making much more than min.wage. The cost of contraceptives run from $600 to $1000 dollars a year. One months salary. WTF people are so estatic over this piss poor ruling by 5 catholic men ...

Yes, IF THEY TRULY WANT TO STOP ABORTIONS. You see, that's the point here. Hobby Lobby claims to be against abortion, but they are ACTIVELY WORKING TO CREATE THAT WHICH THEY CLAIM TO BE AGAINST.

So if Hobby Lobby does actually want to help stop abortions, then yes, they must help to cover for ...

You need a player list to start.