AKCowboy

I searched several keywords but didn't find anything that matched what I'm about to propose. I struck me that I could post my old (and of course interesting) PBEM turns on Morpheus (aka KaZaA, MusicCity, etc). Obviously this would also require devuldging my password. Fortunately I change it for every game so it's not a problem for me. Anyone thought of this yet? Is anyone even interested? :confused: The file name is "Combat Mission PBEM - Shay - Five Tank Kills". A search for any of those keywords should find it. The second entry is the password (shay) and the last part is a decription of what to look for in the movie. I usually don't leave my PC connected to Morpheus for extended periods of time but I will leave it on all day today. Check it out, tell me if it works and if it's a good (original) idea. If not, my heart was in the right place.

I could live without being able to visit the battlefront.com forum from work (wouldn't like it but I could live with it). But for the love of God - don't take my PBEM away!!! :eek:

I had heard of ASL but never believed it existed. I thought it was something made up to scare kids at night, like the boogie-man or Michael Jackson. :eek:

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by dor: Do I have to buy AA defence to protect me from my own planes?<hr></blockquote> Maybe installing a mod with ariel recognition panels!

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by jshandorf: BTW what fricken Grinch a-hole makes his employees work on X-Mas? Hell, even the fast food joints close for X-Mas... Jeff<hr></blockquote> Could be worse: they shut our entire office down for Christmas week without pay (not even Christmas Day) to increase the bottom line for the stockholders. :mad:

The powers that be probably don't view a computer 'game' (even a historically accurate one) in a serious light. Kind of like calling a comic book a "graphic novel". It still just doesn't go over with them. I don't necessarily agree with it either, then again, I wasn't directly affected by the Holocost.

They are rays of sunshine wishing you goodwill and peace.