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Sure you can. You're rune! </font>

Missing 11205.bmp?

You start posts that should be deleted, while you can't delete your own post/thread. [ April 03, 2006, 05:53 PM: Message edited by: -E ]

But it is a great way to give your men a "final resting place."

Gift Returns. They happen after every holiday.

And I feel that is a great disservice to many future players. Take my case... I strayed from the path for a long while. Only semi-recently have I come back to the fold and I have been busy trying to catch up and finish collecting all the needed whitewashing and dirtying and camo'ing for my game. Had this been in the future, after you decided to kill files, I'd be out some PZ IIIJ's whitewashing still! Assuming the counters are correct, there were some who liked them enough to get them. What if we wipe our HD's and need them again? Are we destined to lose all our PZ IIIJ's in the snow because our TCP/IP buddies can't help but notice them?!?!? And there may be more new players and modsluts in the future, who would be doomed to the same fate! While you sit there and gloat over your well hidden snowbank tucked PZ IIIJ's laughing at us!! It's just not right. Or somefink.

I'm using them. But I need some Marders, Grilles, & PSW 23X's whitewashed by you. *grin*

Actually that's a very bad indication because a whole bunch of stuff is being discussed via email.</font>

Wiki helps out a bit, however Goering never hung. He committed suicide using a cyanide ampule via the help of an American guard. Goering had smuggled the ampule into his second prison within his personal effects (other were found by following his suicide note). He pulled this off hours before the "unannounced" hangings were to take place. The hangings were really botched and gruesome... if memory serves, it took over 20 minutes for Keitel to die at the end of the rope. Just about as long for several others. The most famous of those not to die, yet to be found guilty was Albert Speer... who spent 20 years in the jail (almost all others were pardoned in the early 50's excepting notable Rudolph Hess and Speer) and used his outside time to "walk" around the world. He had figured out the size of the excercise area and computed how many miles he walked per week, while following along with maps etc, He would also research each area he was "visiting" using books. Speer's book was very interesting, although it's been a great many years since reading, so take that info with a grain of old salt. Georing's info was more recent in a book I really couldn't recommend to any but the very hard core.

How do any of you know it's not mayonaise? (a chemical weapon often used by the Russians to induce missing-balogna-madness, for which the only known cure is a tin of spam)

I sincerely believe that... as an example, I was just watching a documentary about the making of the film "The Battle of Britain," and in it they interviewed Americans who worked at the US Embassy in London. The embassy employees were asked about the (real) Battle of Britain. They looked like the worst of Jay Leno's on-the-street comedy interviews/questioning. The part that makes it even worse, is that the documentary/questioning was filmed in 1968!!! (read: almost 40 years closer to the events!)

Gamma is reserved for vapourware.

Odd... I've heard several similar stories, especially about 10 years ago, but I've been using Maxtor's exclusively since the late 80's/early 90's. I've had some try to give up the gun over the years, but none died before a replacement was sent by Maxtor. In fact, I just bought a 200gb external last week (gotta' love Xmas gift certs!), only to read inside the box that Maxtor was bought out by Seagate (who made my first hard drive, that I'd "never fill up!!" ...IIRC, a whopping 5 MEGS!!!)

Were there ever any updates to this program? (needless to say the original links are long dead)

Thanks!

Still hoping for some help on locating the offending BMP...

Anybody know the BMP # for the interior panel for the sides of the fighting compartment for the Marder, Wespe, etc?

Yes,but you got a printed manual. </font>

I bought direct from BF and didn't get a PDF manual. (but then again, I pre-ordered CMBB. Which was before PDF's were even discussed in a CMBB context. *grin*) Actually, it'd be handy to have one around.

Are those books in the public domain now? (if so, my book collection just lost ALOT of value. *sigh*)

Kharma.

Obviously, you've never been forced to read Steinbeck.

Can we pre-order it? ROFL

What movie was it with the two dogfaces walking along, and one asks the other why he joined the army. The second answers to the effect, he thought about it, and figured he could walk a lot further than he could swim or fly.