Conquer Club

Phatscotty wrote:

saxitoxin wrote:Hey gang, I don't want to put the kibosh on this thread but, as the board "dad", I need to interject for medical reasons at this point and request Scott, JJ and others make the choice not to continue discussion and to disengage. I'm going to leave it at that and trust you'll make the best decision. I know you'll understand. THANK YOU, gang.

You are projecting the consequences of diagnosing adult autism on me?

It was hilarious though

I have handled player and titanic a few times in the beginning. Do not worry as I have only recently been looking a the posts again. yet she they ollow me EVERYWHERE I GO! They should ignore me half as much as I ignore them. I am ok with it. Its not out of hate, it's out of mis-communication on a regular basis.

The only time you ignore us is when we bother to put a proper reply together which disproves all of your points.

saxitoxin wrote:Hey gang, I don't want to put the kibosh on this thread but, as the board "dad", I need to interject for medical reasons at this point and request Scott, JJ and others make the choice not to continue discussion and to disengage. I'm going to leave it at that and trust you'll make the best decision. I know you'll understand. THANK YOU, gang.

Thanks saxi! You are correct. I shall continue this discussion with...

Titanic wrote:

Phatscotty wrote:

saxitoxin wrote:Hey gang, I don't want to put the kibosh on this thread but, as the board "dad", I need to interject for medical reasons at this point and request Scott, JJ and others make the choice not to continue discussion and to disengage. I'm going to leave it at that and trust you'll make the best decision. I know you'll understand. THANK YOU, gang.

You are projecting the consequences of diagnosing adult autism on me?

It was hilarious though

I have handled player and titanic a few times in the beginning. Do not worry as I have only recently been looking a the posts again. yet she they ollow me EVERYWHERE I GO! They should ignore me half as much as I ignore them. I am ok with it. Its not out of hate, it's out of mis-communication on a regular basis.

The only time you ignore us is when we bother to put a proper reply together which disproves all of your points.

Titanic, I'm not trying to pull a meanie on you or get on your case. This is tough love; we have to confront your condition head-on so you can get better. You have a support network here who cares about you.


I've seen your conversation and this is what you mean by "disprove all your points."

Example
Scott: I'm so hungry I could eat a horse!
Titanic: You are a liar. The following link demonstrates the human digestive track can not accommodate an entire horse worth of meat, plus horse bone has too great of a calcium consistency to allow intake. You liar - I have, once again, disproven your points.

This is not a normal style of conversation.

As I previously noted, Asperger is marked - in part - by an inability to understand things except in literal terms, coupled by a high degree of communicative functionality. Both of these things are hallmarks of your posts in these forums. You are displaying extremely acute symptoms and I, again, plead with you to empower yourself to take care of this problem.

Please, Titanic. We care about you.

ooh ooh fun Saxi do me next do me!

Phatscotty wrote:ooh ooh fun Saxi do me next do me!

Gang, this is not a laughing matter. I don't want to have to be the board "dad" but we need to please disengage for health and safety reasons.

We may disagree, we may jabber-jaw and trade the fat, but at the end of the day we are all one CC family.

One of our own is in need and I would like to respectfully request we accommodate that fact.

saxitoxin wrote:

Titanic wrote:

saxitoxin wrote:Hey gang, I don't want to put the kibosh on this thread but, as the board "dad", I need to interject for medical reasons at this point and request Scott, JJ and others make the choice not to continue discussion and to disengage. I'm going to leave it at that and trust you'll make the best decision. I know you'll understand. THANK YOU, gang.

The only time you ignore us is when we bother to put a proper reply together which disproves all of your points.

Titanic, I'm not trying to pull a meanie on you or get on your case. This is tough love; we have to confront your condition head-on so you can get better. You have a support network here who cares about you.


I've seen your conversation and this is what you mean by "disprove all your points."

Example
Scott: I'm so hungry I could eat a horse!
Titanic: You are a liar. The following link demonstrates the human digestive track can not accommodate an entire horse worth of meat, plus horse bone has too great of a calcium consistency to allow intake. You liar - I have, once again, disproven your points.

This is not a normal style of conversation.

As I previously noted, Asperger is marked - in part - by an inability to understand things except in literal terms, coupled by a high degree of communicative functionality. Both of these things are hallmarks of your posts in these forums. You are displaying extremely acute symptoms and I, again, plead with you to empower yourself to take care of this problem.

Please, Titanic. We care about you.

I still say Brie wins.

"The Years that Ronald Reagan was in office were the best years of my life. Opportunity was everywhere for anyone willing to take the risk."

Papa Phatty

saxitoxin wrote:

Phatscotty wrote:ooh ooh fun Saxi do me next do me!

Gang, this is not a laughing matter. I don't want to have to be the board "dad" but we need to please disengage for health and safety reasons.

We may disagree, we may jabber-jaw and trade the fat, but at the end of the day we are all one CC family.

One of our own is in need and I would like to respectfully request we accommodate that fact.

Yer Scotty, stfu!

I didn't vote for W but I am proud of his taking out Saddam. It needed to be done. Also he pissed off some of the world's biggest douche bags. I'm fine with that.

jefjef wrote:Ronald Wilson Reagan - No contest.

Side note. I am not surprised that the someone else pay my way freemiums have thus far supported the Obama - Clinton camp.

I voted Obama. Notice the premium?

My vote is, Ernesto Samper Pizano. He was not a great leader, but at least create the social helthcare for the poor people. That's something

Baron Von PWN wrote:

jefjef wrote:Ronald Wilson Reagan - No contest.

Side note. I am not surprised that the someone else pay my way freemiums have thus far supported the Obama - Clinton camp.

I voted Obama. Notice the premium?

Notice how I didn't state that only freemiums vote Obama. And that post was in re of spurge and snorri. But you know that.

Typical liberal/socialist spin fail.

jefjef wrote:

Baron Von PWN wrote:

jefjef wrote:Ronald Wilson Reagan - No contest.

Side note. I am not surprised that the someone else pay my way freemiums have thus far supported the Obama - Clinton camp.

I voted Obama. Notice the premium?

Notice how I didn't state that only freemiums vote Obama. And that post was in re of spurge and snorri. But you know that.

Typical liberal/socialist spin fail.

Measuring opinion by how much they spend on a Risk website is pretty fail if you ask me.

Frigidus wrote:

jefjef wrote:

Baron Von PWN wrote:

jefjef wrote:Ronald Wilson Reagan - No contest.

Side note. I am not surprised that the someone else pay my way freemiums have thus far supported the Obama - Clinton camp.

I voted Obama. Notice the premium?

Notice how I didn't state that only freemiums vote Obama. And that post was in re of spurge and snorri. But you know that.

Typical liberal/socialist spin fail.

Measuring opinion by how much they spend on a Risk website is pretty fail if you ask me.

And you are? Oh. nvm.

I like where this is going.

I'm just happy that this list does not include Hillary Clinton. BARF.

saxitoxin wrote:Countries other than the US have had presidents (or "presididents") in the time period 1980-Current.

Ol' Sax votes for Nicolae Ceauşescu, former President of Romania (1974-1989).



During his many years as leader of the Romanian people, Ceauşescu served as intermediary between the U.S. and China that resulted in Nixon's historic visit to Beijing and he helped Carter negotiate lasting peace between Egypt and Israel. During the ill-conceived Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968, both Romania and the DDR refused to participate and withheld their military forces. He ideated and oversaw the construction of the Romanian parliament building, which has been subsequently called a wonder of modern architecture. Ceauşescu was a fiscal eagle - by the time he left office in 1989 the national debt of Romania was US$0. (Today it is US$75 billion.)



GREAT 3-minute music video on Ceauşescu's accomplishments:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyjhQapJthQ

Ther's a very acurate sumary of Ceauşescu's achivment's, I would make just one corection, he didn't leave office, he was executed on the firs day of Cristmas after a trial of 1h20"
And about the external debt, he was about to modify the constitution so that be ileagal to contract external lowns, but he didn't get to do it due to his execution (he was the only comunist leader that was executed with the acassion of the falling of the comunist block0

cyrenius wrote:
Ther's a very acurate sumary of Ceauşescu's achivment's, I would make just one corection, he didn't leave office, he was executed on the firs day of Cristmas after a trial of 1h20"

Well I was trying to phrase it gently! (He didn't continue in office after his illegal execution ...) Anyway, definitely a heroic giant and one of the great leaders of 20th century Europe.

I found a video on YouTube I had not seen in many years - of Ceauşescu addressing the people of the Rumanian farmers and workers paradise urging them into internationalist solidarity with the Czechs and Slovaks on the occasion of the unfortunate intervention of the Friendship Pact into Prague in 1968. Such courage and solidarity would never be found in the modern toilet called the "European Union."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vREdWr0 ... re=related

Clinton, for not bringing USA into a massive debt.

saxitoxin wrote:

cyrenius wrote:
Ther's a very acurate sumary of Ceauşescu's achivment's, I would make just one corection, he didn't leave office, he was executed on the firs day of Cristmas after a trial of 1h20"

Well I was trying to phrase it gently! (He didn't continue in office after his illegal execution ...) Anyway, definitely a heroic giant and one of the great leaders of 20th century Europe.

I found a video on YouTube I had not seen in many years - of Ceauşescu addressing the people of the Rumanian farmers and workers paradise urging them into internationalist solidarity with the Czechs and Slovaks on the occasion of the unfortunate intervention of the Friendship Pact into Prague in 1968. Such courage and solidarity would never be found in the modern toilet called the "European Union."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vREdWr0 ... re=related

I agree, he was brave from this point of view, but also the grat achivments of the comunist era where paid with many lives

And yes the EU is a shit hole, congratulations to the European contries that refused to join

cyrenius wrote: I agree, he was brave from this point of view, but also the grat achivments of the comunist era where paid with many lives

And yes the EU is a shit hole, congratulations to the European contries that refused to join

The EU is one of the few things bringing real democratic and liberalising change to the Balkans and preventing another war or internal crisis in the region.

Titanic wrote:

cyrenius wrote: I agree, he was brave from this point of view, but also the grat achivments of the comunist era where paid with many lives

And yes the EU is a shit hole, congratulations to the European contries that refused to join

The EU is one of the few things bringing real democratic and liberalising change to the Balkans and preventing another war or internal crisis in the region.

blah blah blah

says the Englishman sitting high atop his throne of ivory, wagging his finger and lecturing eastern Europe on what is best for them

Cyrenius - they just never learn, do they? The English trashed their own little island, now they want to do to Europe what they did to Britain.

saxitoxin wrote:

Titanic wrote:

cyrenius wrote: I agree, he was brave from this point of view, but also the grat achivments of the comunist era where paid with many lives

And yes the EU is a shit hole, congratulations to the European contries that refused to join

The EU is one of the few things bringing real democratic and liberalising change to the Balkans and preventing another war or internal crisis in the region.

blah blah blah

says the Englishman sitting high atop his throne of ivory, wagging his finger and lecturing eastern Europe on what is best for them

Cyrenius - they just never learn, do they? The English trashed their own little island, now they want to do to Europe what they did to Britain.

Im not English, Im British. And I'm not lecturing anyone, its up to the prospective EU countries if they want to join or not, it is more benefitial for them then it will be for us. I am pro-EU, yes, and I think it has done wonderful things and is a great influence in the surrounding regions.

Titanic wrote:

saxitoxin wrote:

Titanic wrote:

cyrenius wrote: I agree, he was brave from this point of view, but also the grat achivments of the comunist era where paid with many lives

And yes the EU is a shit hole, congratulations to the European contries that refused to join

The EU is one of the few things bringing real democratic and liberalising change to the Balkans and preventing another war or internal crisis in the region.

blah blah blah

says the Englishman sitting high atop his throne of ivory, wagging his finger and lecturing eastern Europe on what is best for them

Cyrenius - they just never learn, do they? The English trashed their own little island, now they want to do to Europe what they did to Britain.

Im not English, Im British. And I'm not lecturing anyone, its up to the prospective EU countries if they want to join or not, it is more benefitial for them then it will be for us. I am pro-EU, yes, and I think it has done wonderful things and is a great influence in the surrounding regions.

"The EU is so great, the EU is so wonderful, the EU is the best, rah rah rah!"

Save it for a football match.