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July 1st, 2008, 11:31 PM
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First Lieutenant
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Re: Tales From the Front: Fall of the Undead Legio
Pictures would be good too (of the styrofoam Horror Helmets etc.).
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July 1st, 2008, 11:49 PM
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TFtF: Eriu Inside - true story
It seems Eriu not only launched a dastardly surprise attack on Utgard in the midst of our negotiations, but while viewing his heineous actions this morning, my video card died.  Talk about a double kick in the nuts.
Anyway, Utgard will be scrambling to get our turn done on the work laptop which means lots of Alt-tabbing and sneaky peeks over the shoulder. Any nations sympathizing with our plight and worried about your own video cards, feel free to attack the nasty Eriu.
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i crossed blades with the mightiest warriors of the golden age. i witnessed with sorrow the schism that led to the passing of legends. now my sword hangs in its scabbard, with nothing but memories to keep it warm.
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July 2nd, 2008, 12:52 AM
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Lieutenant General
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Re: TFtF: Eriu Inside - true story
Our intelligence points to Xietor's vacation as a distraction to let the Eriu get in place for this en masse sneak attack.
Gath feels bad even if we have no idea where you are, we shall send pie. Bloo.... BLUEberry pie, rather. Everyone likes blueberries.
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July 2nd, 2008, 01:52 AM
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Captain
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Re: TFtF: Eriu Inside - true story
Gath should pay more attention to propel intel - after all it's Utgård who's currently invading your neighbour's neighbour's neighbour. In a map like this, it's not even far!
Too bad about the second kick in the nuts, hopefully the card is replaceable.
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July 2nd, 2008, 02:00 AM
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General
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Krynos\' head
Regarding recent intel about the importance of Krynos' head to Lanka, LA Pythium has decided to move his head to a safe location. We shall have to move his body along with it, since it does not function correctly without it's head.
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I occasionally post something useful.
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July 3rd, 2008, 06:12 AM
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Major General
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Mammoths
Ashdod would like to thank EA Caelum for the bumper harvest of mammoth-burgers they just delivered. They were yummy  |
July 3rd, 2008, 06:14 AM
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Re: Krynos\' head
Yeaz holy Batman, that was quite a fight Utgård just lost. Giants losing steam of late?
In other news, Bandar Log is still living in peaceful coexistence with nature. Which may not surprise anyone paying attention.
(And plz someone play MA Man's turn this time so quickhost would even be an option)
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July 3rd, 2008, 11:22 AM
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Colonel
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Re: Krynos\' head
We were so close to squashing those Apostacy-spamming grand Thaumaturgs. I think the battle might have gone the other way had Barack Obama not forgotten to move my newly arrived reinforcements to the front lines (lack of real-world military experience?). Doh...
Anyway, well-fought battle Ermor! Back to the drawing board.
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i crossed blades with the mightiest warriors of the golden age. i witnessed with sorrow the schism that led to the passing of legends. now my sword hangs in its scabbard, with nothing but memories to keep it warm.
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July 3rd, 2008, 11:41 AM
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Colonel
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Re: Krynos\' head
P.S.If anyone thinks that Eye Shields rarely blind people should take a look at my turn. One Sidhe with defense 24 vs. PD 20+ in my capital. Sidhe is surrounded on all sides by 10 Attack Huskarl, 3 per square. Midway into the fight I checked and all of them adjacent to the Sidhe were blinded (probably 15+ blind huskarls). He also took out one eye of the Jotun jarl with MR 15 that finally took him down. Can't remember if MR helps vs Eye Shield.
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i crossed blades with the mightiest warriors of the golden age. i witnessed with sorrow the schism that led to the passing of legends. now my sword hangs in its scabbard, with nothing but memories to keep it warm.
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July 3rd, 2008, 02:07 PM
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Re: Krynos\' head
Okay, I've got EA Agartha's number now.
I believe I just killed his God outside of his dominion, even.
Kudos to him for being so fierce! If I'd known he'd put up this kind of resistance, I would've tried to make him an ally. Ah well, live and learn.
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