imported_Wildman
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JD"The original thread Lawyer"Morse. Spilling your blood will be easier than I expected. Perhaps I should just close my eyes and make random mouse clicks on the screen to handicap the game giving you a small statisical chance to win...Hum! No, I think I shall enviserate you, watching your life leak from you as you scrabble about beseaching your former knigget for help. An enteratining scene, might even win me an Oscar.
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Boo you ignorant twit....now THAT does have a ring to it. Have you no sense of history, of lore, of smell...damnit who died in here. A Blood Hamster is a call for control of a miscreant's signature line for 30 days, both players, (in this case the winner Me and the loser Boo you ignorant twit), place their sig line up as a side bet so to speak. I can only assume your Berli's ex-squire, because only his distain for all thing pompous would allow your heinous lapse of tradition. I wouldn't be suprised if the Justicar starts the Inquisition on you and your former Kniggit. Then you'll have paid the piper for sure on that one, eh! Now in true Blood Hamster tradition I call on a Knight of the Pool for a map, and a second Kniggit to place forces on said map for me to lead Boo (you ignorant twit) by the nose and kick him in the arse. [ September 26, 2003, 10:31 PM: Message edited by: Wildman ]
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Boo, you festering boil on the tushi of the Donkey's, well ass. Redundent I know, bear with me. I was not, nor ever will be a Grog. Don't care about the penetration values of a tank long since gone...while penetration itself is not a subjuct worth despariging, I will not bring it UP, (so to speak) in front of the Ladies of the Pool. I merely provided Babelfish services for the many Grogs our dear Uncle Seanipoo has seen fit to drag off of the street. However, perhaps if your two synopisis were firing today you'd notice, you pathetic sheep-shagging haggis, your post contains little spite, no humour, and no vigor. I detest your limp wristed sytle and call for your sig line. Joe a Blood Hamster match has been called for. I place it upon you to scare up a scenario worthy of me beating the bleeding beJezzus out of Boo Radley, whatever a Radley is anyway. Boo, your pathetic skills and limited lingual gymnastics will be fine grease for the treads of my UberHordes. You will be mine!
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Micheal you riduculous Grog you, While I applaud your attempt at humour (spelled for our Euro friends), I see that the upper limit has been reached. One liners are the sole province of Berli the Evil One (who owes me a rematch I think after our CMBO draw). Here let me translate the post. {GROG SPEAK} Sure there are mild impurities, while above the six sigma deviation, and the base material should be considered nominally "pure"; never the less, still holds errors that cannot be ignored. Every molecule has an outrider called "humor". While this molecule has no known benefits, its effects far outweight the magnitude of its total mass. True, you might say, but about its half-life? Well, this molecule when combined with the extensive carbon-chain widely recognized as Grog the half-life is 3.5632 posts, Std Dev. of .25678 to a 95% significance. Which confirms prior observations to the fact.{/GROG SPEAK}
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Oh, sure you can bring a Grog and dress him up, set up some funnies for him to deliver like some clumsy sock puppet. They may even have the smallest speck of humor, every material has impurities. BUT DO THEY HAVE STAMINA!!!! Any geek, stumbing around with his bulging forehead, mumbling under his breath about the equivelency of rolled steel is humorous. They may even evoke a snicker now and then, much like I laugh with my 4 year old as he throws stuffed animals around making them scream like cartoons we watch. But is that soul? Is that panache? (Is that French for Pancakes, they look so similar...really pancakes with the syrup dripping down the edges, quite good really, but anyway...) I say NAY, or NEIGH for Mace. Much like the idiots caught filming their stupidity for American Home Videos, they are only to be laughed at, not with...Really Seanachai you may want to reach down deep and pet your inner Grog, but I'd just rather strangle the ones I know here.
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CMAK South Carolina sneak peek
imported_Wildman replied to jwxspoon's topic in Combat Mission: Barbarossa to Berlin
That's right, Andy Gibbs feathered hair and a pink polo shirt with a teeny, tiny Tiger on in. Oh yea, that comb sticking out of his right back pocket. -
CMAK South Carolina sneak peek
imported_Wildman replied to jwxspoon's topic in Combat Mission: Barbarossa to Berlin
All I want to know is where in the frozen hell is the North Dakota sneek preview! HuH! Unfair I say. -
Sandstorm in CMAK?
imported_Wildman replied to Tha_Field_Marshall's topic in Combat Mission: Barbarossa to Berlin
I thought that meant moving to PC's...silly me. -
Close air support?
imported_Wildman replied to Cabron66's topic in Combat Mission: Barbarossa to Berlin
Move along, nothing to see here. [ September 21, 2003, 02:15 PM: Message edited by: Wildman ] -
Close air support?
imported_Wildman replied to Cabron66's topic in Combat Mission: Barbarossa to Berlin
Gentlemen, No offence, and I'm sure that you have some reason I can't fathom for coping his posts, but please... This is an interesting subject let's not take up valuable space and time with such cheap theatrics. -
Close air support?
imported_Wildman replied to Cabron66's topic in Combat Mission: Barbarossa to Berlin
Not then, but even now the TAC 9-line gives a run-in line in degrees from a known point. The biggest difference now and then is communication and GPS. If possible position is given by six number grid or GPS Lat/Long. Heck the AC-130 can block out a section of the gun arc and prevents a weapon from firing at a friendly. -
Close air support?
imported_Wildman replied to Cabron66's topic in Combat Mission: Barbarossa to Berlin