Terence
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Originally posted by Marlow:
Tell me, oh drooling one, would that be the Brookland Bridge just south of the Manhattanland Bridge in New York City Land?*snicker*
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And yet, compared to YOU our intellects, or particularly mine, stand forth like a grand edifice.Originally posted by rune:That these people compared to you, the SSN, are Einsteins.
I am a great blazing sun of knowlege and perception, compared to which the tiny flickering match of your mind is a pale weak thing ineed.
To put it more vulgarly, lackwit, none of these lawsuits are true, and none of these people are real.
Toddle off back to the sandpit.
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But thats because the lot of you don't have the combined brainpower to tell time.</font>Originally posted by YK2:</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Terence:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Roxy:
We ARE "just another few women" who wouldn't give you the time of day, however.
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But thats because the lot of you don't have the combined brainpower to tell time.Originally posted by Roxy:We ARE "just another few women" who wouldn't give you the time of day, however.[/QB]
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And I seriously doubt you use makeup at all. Or soap for that matter.Originally posted by Roxy:I seriously doubt Terrence could get a date with a hooker.
Not that it will matter when you start work stacking boxes at Walmart.
*sigh* These proles are so tedious.
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If its polite we're supposed to be, someone should tell all the guys typing "Sod Off" in big letters to cease and desist.
And there is the matter of Brothel Boy ...
Of course, out of deference to your delicate sensibilities and teetering sanity, we modestly turn our eyes and morbid fascinations from the howling pit of depravity that you facetiously call your "love life."
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I see bristly dark hairs protruding through a crust of drying foundation.
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Originally posted by dalem:
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Originally posted by Seanachai:
This is a sad day. Too much taunting for the Peng Challenge thread? Too mean for a place where the words 'Sod off git" and "I hate you all" are more common than definite articles? It used to be that nicer than the Peng crew was drier than the sea.I can only quote your own long-forgotten words back at you and pronounce that you spoke the truth, yea these many moons ago, when you said "the chittering ground squirrels of the Peng Challenge thread have lost their edge."
So they have, utterly.
Or you're all getting laid a lot.
And since I've seen the pictures, that strikes me as rather unlikely.
[ August 10, 2002, 11:21 AM: Message edited by: Terence ]
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Pah!Originally posted by AussieJeff:</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by some Creteen:
Boring, boring, derivative and trite preteen potty humour
You're pissing hopelessly into the wind, lad.
Sir AJ
Knight of the HoB</font>
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Originally posted by Boo_Radley:
Ok, Whimsical, Try on this for size.Your silly rules don't apply to me.
The reason I am infinitely superior to a pustule like you is exquisitely simple.
For me, playing with toy soldiers is enough. I don't need to climb into some fetid virtual treehouse and play Peng Club with the other human refuse.
(Squires.... Snicker snicker snicker. Good lord. Its quite a toy house you kids have....)
I just want to walk by every so often and pee on you.
Consider yourself -- and the rest of the lackwits -- peed on.
[ August 10, 2002, 10:52 AM: Message edited by: Terence ]
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Oooh! Another Peng Thread!! How exciting.
It would be ever so Jolly and Fun to play a game of Combat Mission against a Cess Pooler.
Why? Because the happy Cess Poolers are so clever and silly!
Silly Cess Poolers! Lets have a happy fun game of Combat Mission and giggle at all the cute taunting.
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I was a sociology major in college, yea these many moons ago. This is more like developmental psych. Or abnormal psychology.Originally posted by Gaylord Focker:I know nothing about socialogy, but this thread looks like a generic example of something a professor would be teaching his first year students....
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Same basic configuration but different plumbing.Originally posted by dalem:Oh, and the end of the last thread seemed to involve a lot of yamemring about something called a "girl". What the heck is a "girl", anyway?
They own more shoes than we do.
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O **** (where is thy sting?). Was this the Peng Challenge Thread's latest incarnation?
I thought it was something else entirely.
Forget I said anything.
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Sodding off, sir. In the meantime, fancy a Jolly Game of Combat Mission? It would be immensely convivial.Originally posted by MrSpkr:Rules pending. Until then, here's the abridged version:
Sod off!
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Well, VOT is a bear from either side. Watch out for tons of falling high explosive.Originally posted by Michael Dorosh:PS to the rest of the thread - anyone have any winning strategies for the German side in Valley of Truobles or Chance Encounter...?? (How's that for honourable?)
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I thought Sodball WAS a girlie. He pouted and shrieked so piteously when I beat the tar out of him last time... Unless you care for a rematch to try to remove the blot from the escutcheon, old bean?
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Hey we can't think like the Red Army or Soviet head honchos here.Originally posted by Ligur:</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Grisha:
"Yes, infantry very good in Red Army. Enemy fire NOT problem. After the first wave, we send the second. Then the third. Then the fourth. They pave the way for the fifth, you know, comrade. Then we send the..." and so on. I care about my little polygon men!</font>
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I definitely agree with this. I hesitate to speak for anyone else, but I can confirm that surprise attacks of SMG-bearing infantry and a platoon of tanks definitely put kinks in my plans.Originally posted by Commissar:A platoon of SMG troops with accompanying tanks into an enemy's exposed flank is usually enough to ruin their day. Improper use will often lead to botched attacks and lots of causalities however.
It seems that the changes to FOW and MG firepower might make the more set-piece assaults more possible, and so we might see the tankodesantniki employed on our computer screens in much the same fashion as they were in history.
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Thanks to you all for your swift and informative replies.
Do the the changes to MGs and the firepower model that lets suppression happen more generally and at higher ranges, may make the lifespan of the average CMBB tankodesantnik longer than we find in CMBO? My understanding is that Defenders may be more suppressed by attacker fire --as Andreas explains. Can anyone correct me, or confirm?
It also makes sense that when the bullets are flying around, the smart infantryman gets on the ground or moves to cover, and doesn't stay sitting on top of a large metal box, especially one that attracts enemy fire.
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If memory serves, in CMBO a really good way to get your men shot to bits is to ride them into harms way, embarked on a tank.
Whenever I've transported men into way of shot and shell, either by getting ambushed or early on when I was learning what worked, I paid for it heavily. The troops riding tanks are exposed and very vulnerable to small arms fire and arty.
But I read a mention in another post about SMG bearing Russian tank riding forces, and I was wondering if there was anything different about the Russian tanks -- ie. modifications that made the troops safer?
OR are tank-riding troops in CMBO too vulnerable to enemy small arms fire?
OR does the player with the tank riding troops just take heavy casualties and write them off as the price of doing business
OR, (I just thought of this) did tank riders not ride right into range of enemy small arms? Did they dismount before reaching that point?
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The CMBB sounds great, but I have to correct you on one issue.
What you had is not barbecue, but grilled meats. Of course, a grill is just as delicious in its own way, and I mean no disprespect, and of course, as a European (barely one step up from Yankee) you are not expected to know the difference.
For future reference however, grilling is done over coals with direct heat. It usually happens quite quickly, with the meats being cooked within several minutes.
Barbecue, often abbreviated BBQ or just 'cue, uses (this is key) indirect heat to slowly break down the meat over hour and hours.
Still, I wish I'd been there.
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Neeuuuuuuu Jersey!!! My God!! We're not barbarians you know.Originally posted by Doug Beman:I would be interested in this.
If NY is out but central NJ is a possibility, I would also be willing to volunteer my home for a weekend-day gathering. I live in a town called Somerset, and my home is only a mile off of Route 287, just south of where 287 and Route 22 intersect. It's very convenient, driving-wise, and there's plenty of room (on weekends, that is, when my housemate is out more often than in)
If anybody out there has and wants to demo a copy of CMBB, but feels that NYC would be inconvenient for people email me directly. Perhaps we could use my place as a convenient spot midway between Philly and NYC?
DjB
How about Brooklyn?
Go, Mohammed, and seek Peng's Challenge on the mountain
in Combat Mission Archive #4 (2002)
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Well, its nicer than "foul-smelling grog," I suppose.
[ August 15, 2002, 11:52 AM: Message edited by: Terence ]