Conquer Club

so I can give you an answer.

What famous Russian warship fought in the Russo-Japanese war and had an important role in the Bolshevik revolution?

The USS Missourri.

Note: I never said it would be the correct answer, all I said was, that it would be an answer.

muy_thaiguy wrote:The USS Missourri.

Note: I never said it would be the correct answer, all I said was, that it would be an answer.

I am disapoint

Baron Von PWN wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:The USS Missourri.

Note: I never said it would be the correct answer, all I said was, that it would be an answer.

I am disapoint

Fine. It was the very powerful and intimidating MINNOW.

muy_thaiguy wrote:

Baron Von PWN wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:The USS Missourri.

Note: I never said it would be the correct answer, all I said was, that it would be an answer.

I am disapoint

Fine. It was the very powerful and intimidating MINNOW.

you couldat least google it :c

new question. How many republics were there in the USSR

Question: why?

What is the detonator design of the LGM-30 Minuteman missiles siloed in Goshen County, Wyoming? To prove you have provided the correct answer, please include hi-res photographs and any technical schematics available. Also, please include a shift schedule for watch changes of any USAF SF units operating in the vicinity of launch tube 48F. I'd prefer that as a MS-Excel spreadsheet.

Baron Von PWN wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:

Baron Von PWN wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:The USS Missourri.

Note: I never said it would be the correct answer, all I said was, that it would be an answer.

I am disapoint

Fine. It was the very powerful and intimidating MINNOW.

you couldat least google it :c

new question. How many republics were there in the USSR

None. All of the countries/territories were dominated by whoever was in charge of "Mother Russia."

jonesthecurl wrote:Question: why?

Because.

saxitoxin wrote:What is the detonator design of the LGM-30 Minuteman missiles siloed in Goshen County, Wyoming? To prove you have provided the correct answer, please include hi-res photographs and any technical schematics available. Also, please include a shift schedule for watch changes of any USAF SF units operating in the vicinity of launch tube 48F. I'd prefer that as a MS-Excel spreadsheet.

Spreadsheets are over-rated. If I provided hi-res photos and schematics, I would have to pluck your eyeballs out. As for the detonator, well, I have the switch on my desk at the moment as a paper weight.

Besides, I'm in Albany County, Wyoming. A couple hundred miles from Goshen.

muy_thaiguy wrote:

Baron Von PWN wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:

Baron Von PWN wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:The USS Missourri.

Note: I never said it would be the correct answer, all I said was, that it would be an answer.

I am disapoint

Fine. It was the very powerful and intimidating MINNOW.

you couldat least google it :c

new question. How many republics were there in the USSR

None. All of the countries/territories were dominated by whoever was in charge of "Mother Russia."

Still more disappoint. They still existed on paper and had some control over domestic issues (within party lines)

You can never take a thread as something to lighten the mood, can you? This thread was only meant for a bit of light hearted fun, not some stupid debate which is in all the other threads. I guess I will bite on your last comment, but that is it.

Still more disappoint. They still existed on paper and had some control over domestic issues (within party lines)

Existing on paper is one thing, but when you have to have everything either checked thoroughly or with the permission of whomever happened to run Russia at the time counters that. Hell, I'm surprised that most people didn't have to ask the Russians if they could take a shit when they needed to.

muy_thaiguy wrote:You can never take a thread as something to lighten the mood, can you? This thread was only meant for a bit of light hearted fun, not some stupid debate which is in all the other threads. I guess I will bite on your last comment, but that is it.

Still more disappoint. They still existed on paper and had some control over domestic issues (within party lines)

Existing on paper is one thing, but when you have to have everything either checked thoroughly or with the permission of whomever happened to run Russia at the time counters that. Hell, I'm surprised that most people didn't have to ask the Russians if they could take a shit when they needed to.

My point was simply they existed on a more than ceremonial role as every single one of the republics are now sovereign states. To say it didn't matter ignores the realities of what was the Soviet Union.

Anyways back to more lightheartedness.

What was the name of the Quebec city's former NHL Hockey team?

Do you live in Wyoming or do you just like to root for underdogs?

Are you aware that you spelt muay thai wrong in your name?

pmchugh wrote:Are you aware that you spelt muay thai wrong in your name?

I think you will find that-that part of his name is written in Spanish.

Translated, he is saying: Very Thai Person

King Doctor wrote:

pmchugh wrote:Are you aware that you spelt muay thai wrong in your name?

I think you will find that-that part of his name is written in Spanish.

Translated, he is saying: Very Thai Person

Really, thats fasinating.

I think king doctor deserves a general contribution medal for his helpfulness.

Yarg?

What was the name of the Quebec city's former NHL Hockey team?

The Pancake Eaters

ViperOverLord wrote:Do you live in Wyoming or do you just like to root for underdogs?

Born and raised in Wyoming

pmchugh wrote:Are you aware that you spelt muay thai wrong in your name?

Yes. Have been since 2007.

I think you will find that-that part of his name is written in Spanish.

Translated, he is saying: Very Thai Person

Technically, yes. But it was not meant to be that way.

jonesthecurl wrote:Yarg?

Grawrg!

Should I tell misterman10 to visit CC?


ECX

Go for it. He would be in for a bit of a shock with all the changes that have happened.