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Looks like the "frumpy, nubile, delicious messanger of Pangaea" has been deliciously distracted, with Pan staling in 9 minutes.

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C'tis and Marignon had best be taking their turns, say within 18 hours, or things will go ill for them. Very ill.

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I need to shut the server down for a few hours. If this messes up anyone's turn playing schedule, please let me know, and I'll make sure to wait for your turn before hosting.

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New Turn.

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Turn 25 has just started.

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Pangaea and Marignon have only 4 hours left before the game hosts.

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What happened to 48 hr quickhost? I almost had a stale because it's now set to 24 or some such, and after the turn running today there's now only 18 hours to go.

If Pythium or Pangaea staled (they also only had 4 hours left) it's because the hosting was changed.

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The hosting was on 48 hr quickhost. Last night, I rebooted the server with 20 hours left before the deadline, and after 28 hours had passed from the Last hosting. There is no way to tell the server to run the next turn at a maximum of 20 hours, then switch to 48 hours after that, so I have to set the time between hosts to whatever is needed for the rest of the turn.

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A New Month.

Buffy, 3rd-Tier Pleasure Nymph was recently wondering at the Pretender from Pythium. Apparently she had recently visited him at his palace for a oiled massage (Massage those Godaches away) and he had paid with credit which was mysteriously stopped payment.

She was quite miffed and so we must know the details!

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Details? Well - you know how it is. The Inquisition saw a purple flag, and knew that it was the undead vileness of Ermor. As it turned out, they confessed (oh how they confessed!) to sheltering the undead, using a tax shelter to fund massages, slaying JFK, and voting for Perot. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/wink.gif

It was good for the junior inquisitors to see such evidence of the Inquisitions infallibility - not like earlier times, when they witnessed the attack of a purple flag which was not properly overcome. Remember - on a good day, even an orange flag can look purple.