Snarker
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All in good fun, Cakey. :mad: Of course, I did threaten to fill their thread with large, honkin' smilies, TNT and GRGRARGHRGHHRHHRGGRGRGGGGGHHH!!!! if they constantly did this. See you maggots in the 'Cess! Bring some TNT and smilies. :mad: :mad: [ January 20, 2004, 08:50 AM: Message edited by: Snarker ]
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First, I went to buy the Blackadder series on DVD. Greedy maggots wanted $119 for it. :mad: :mad: Second, how much more anger could you shoehorn into a scenario? Inferno is hands down the angriest scenario I have ever played. :mad: :mad: Third, there is no third! :mad: Fourth, all of you newt munchers bite. Especially the ones beating me like a Sunday omelette. :mad:
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I think hull down with the Grant can reference getting as much of the tank concealed as possible and still leave the 75 free to fire also.
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:mad: Maggot. Every 'Mercan school kid knows the War of 1812 started when the English burned Washington (even though he was dead for ages) and God stopped the heathens with a freak tornado. And it was also about some guys who sing: "in 1814 we took a little trip along with Colonel Jackson down the mighty Mississip" ..."We fired our cannon till the barrel melted down, then we grabbed an alligator & we fought another round. We filled his head with cannon balls, & powered his behind 'n when we touched the powder off the gator lost his mind." Those are some angry, demented, just plain weird lyrics by Johnny Horton, maggots. Those are Waffle lyrics, none of those <small>penguin</small> ninny lyrics. :mad: ps Like we had designs on Canada... we were trying to burn Newark, NJ and got a little lost.
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Now you did it! Dave H is . GRRRARGHGRGRARGAHGHRGHHHH!!!!! BUNCH NON-GROWLING, NO TNT CHUCKIN' LIMBLESS THORAXES!!!! Wriggle home to mama and cry her a river BECAUSE THE PAIN IS TOO MUCH FOR YOUR FRUITCAKE EATING LICE INFECTED MAGGOTS!!! :mad: :mad: :mad: I'm flinging some furious molten TNT at both Axe and Dave H. The maggots have the nerve to fling it back so smoked Allies is on the menu today. First I've got to do some angry shopping (mall zombies and fat bargain hunters tee me off!) and even angrier lunching. Olive Garden and their arrabbiato sauce should do nicely to get me in the mood to slather your mindless nits in sizzling fury!!!! :mad: :mad: :mad:
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Were you followed? We can't let some stranger like an Aussie find us here, recreating the campfire scene from "Blazing Saddles". Of course, nobody is stranger than Finns, which we've had in abundance in the past. I hope Keke is doing okay; haven't seen him lately. I guess Prinz Eugen is back at his university, after a summer carrying mail. What did that third Finn maggot go by, Paddington or something? I guess they're all hibernating with the reindeer and the polar bears. :eek: :eek: Becket, do you expect some changes in the next round of Fiefdom? Unless there are some limits placed on the size of alliances and individual fiefs, I'd expect the same crowd to win again and again and again. Another change I would make is limiting an alliance to one attack on a specific fief per turn. Also, no attacks allowed within an alliance (to rack up battle points). More suggestions available upon request. </font>
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GRRRAARRRGH!!!!!! If I read or hear one more maggot use 'penultimate' incorrectly while trying to sound sophisticated one more time, I'm gonna take it out on all the pixeltruppen every opponent owns!!!! :mad: :mad: :mad: It DOES NOT MEAN THE ULTIMATE OF ULTIMATES!!!!! It means the next to last!!! As in 'opposite of ultimate' Stupid feckers... :mad: :mad: :mad: I feel better now. PS sitting on the angry sofa that Kitty on catnip tore to shreds made me do this. [ January 09, 2004, 10:43 PM: Message edited by: Snarker ]
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Snarker!!!!!! Do you live in Southern California? No? Well, I do . . . and if they aren't going to take the time to learn English I'll be damned if I'm going to take the time to learn Spanish. :mad: Now let's both go back to Waffle thread where it's safe. Kitty </font>
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"Mano a mano" is Spanish for "hand to hand", not "man to man".