Sunflower Farm Boy
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Yeah right. Come clean. Those were pot seeds you got in the mail.Originally posted by aka_tom_w:No Duty
No Tax
Just a Plain brown envelope
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Ok. So give us the data so we can reproduce your results. ~730M. Open terrain? Lanes of tall pines? I want to see if I can replicate your results. Computer stats programs will tell the rest (and yes, I do have a background in stats in regards to research methodology).
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This pseudo-science gibberish has more holes in it than a Tetley tea bag. First of all his study doesn't have any blinds, he hasn't identified any independent variables, and it doesn't replicate easily.
Anybody can do stats, but only the pros can come up with bullet-proof research models.
This research has as many holes in it as a T-37.
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So the correlation would be that you play poorly as both Axis and Allies...
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Fun: 100%
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Explorers find the remnants of 9 thousand soldiers
20:38 2002-10-29 The servicemen of the search expedition Dolina reburied 91 soldiers of the Red Army, whose remnants were found on battlefields of the past. As the headquarters of the expedition said, the remains of the Red Army soldiers and officers were buried according to military traditions. The funeral ceremony took place on Saturday in the settlement of Igozhevo, the Novgorod region.
Specialists say that these soldiers of the Red Army died during the first two years of the Great Patriotic War. Two of the so-called “death medallions” were found in the woods and swamps of the Novgorod region. These medallions were little plastic boxes that contained records about the killed soldiers.
The search expedition Dolina will try to find the relatives of these soldiers so they will know where their fathers or grandfathers were buried. In addition to death medallions, the expedition found fragments of the downed Soviet Pe-2 plane with the remains of a radio operator.
The headquarters of the Dolina expedition reported that the remains of 171 Red Army officers and soldiers were found last fall around the settlement of Pervomaysky. On the whole, the expedition managed to find and rebury the remains of almost nine thousand Soviet soldiers. Over 60 thousand soldiers have been reburied by the expedition since 1998.
Translated by Dmitry Sudakov
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....I guess you'll just have to wait a bit longer now....
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 29 (UPI) -- Firefighters look through the debris of a Fedeal Express Ground truck after an accident and fire. Officials from the ATF were investigating the wreckage at first since there was an explosion. Inside sources say the truck was loaded with back-ordered video games.
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Send out the mine dogs....
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Originally posted by Lumbergh:
And, since I am a noob, can someone explain to me the obsession with all things German these people tend to exhibit? I for one find it a tad disturbing.
. What's your problem with 'all things' German bub? Germany has a prolific and long-lived culture worthy of closer inspection by all. And so does Russia for that matter....[ October 29, 2002, 11:59 AM: Message edited by: Sunflower Farm Boy ]
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Outstanding level of detail as each item in the soldiers kit is clearly defined right down to the small little water canteen.
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I agree. Let's all just get a bong.Originally posted by Mercury:Can't we all just get along and have a group hug?
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Works fine on a:
Celeron 450Mhz
384M SDRAM
GeForce 3, 32M video card.
7200 RPM ATA 4G HD
Haven't tried a huge 5000 point battle yet, fully loaded with trees, and blizzard conditions....not too fussy about slideshows.
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**gloats** I bought mine off eBay.ca for $49.99 and $6 for S&H 2-day express.Originally posted by Hoopenfaust 101:As with most people it is frustrating paying $100 cdn. and waiting 5 weeks for something to to arrive.
[ October 28, 2002, 01:23 PM: Message edited by: Sunflower Farm Boy ]
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The only part of the GameZone review I agree with is the 'acquired taste' part. Just like pulling on a fine glass of scotch...it only gets better the more you have (of course not all in one night).Originally posted by BismarckB:What do you think about GameZone score of 6.8?
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I'd rather see some Russian babes manning that 45mm AT gun....and mine dogs of course...
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Russia had better armor, sure, but their tank tactics stunk. Now imagine they had've followed the German school of thought right from 1941 in the proper tactical use of armor, and the war might've been shortened by a year or two. I mean driving a platoon of T34's on the crest of a hill is just an invitation for a trigger happy AT position to rake up the kills...and I guess the real problem is that the Russians never learned any better until the later years of the war when manpower finally became an issue.
I don't think a wargamer would mimic those mistakes repeatedly...well maybe if they're Russian...or the AI
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I still cozy up to Shirer's 'Rise and Fall of the Third Reich'. Best book I've read on that particular era....
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I think I might have bought your copy from Ebay. The guy said he lived in Vancouver.....
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Hehe. That's funny.Originally posted by Nabla:I think that this post would fit nicely into a current thread whose name is The longest wait.
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Roger that. I want to hear screams that would curdle milk, explosions that would have you hiding under your desk, the rancid smell of flesh and burning metal, the feeling that you're right in the heat of battle.Originally posted by haido:[QB]
* More tracer lights and ambient sounds
QB]
Could happen sooner than any of us ever imagined a short time back.....
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I've got plenty of cash....and Cannabis Culture magazine is far superior to HT.Originally posted by Snarker:Wow. Thanks for sharing SFB. I'd turn that review into 'High Times' for cash if I were you.
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I played 'BreakOut' on the TRS-80 with a group of pot-smoking buddies back in the mid-80's, and that was the best thing since running naked through a field of 8 foot sativas.
The real plus of this game is what I call the 'Beck-Bong Factor'. Three 1L bottles of Beck's beer, a bong full of nice Hawaiian Sativa, ground level camera angles while bullets and shells fly, and I swear my brain hasn't been frazzled like that since I quit chasing the dragon 2 years ago.
A fully invigorating and visceral game. Well worth the money. Eeven if the soldiers and tankers look like PlayMobil people.
[ October 24, 2002, 09:30 AM: Message edited by: Sunflower Farm Boy ]
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I bought my copy from Ebay. Saved about $15 and had the game in three days.
. What's your problem with 'all things' German bub? Germany has a prolific and long-lived culture worthy of closer inspection by all. And so does Russia for that matter....
CMBB in Netherlands?
in Combat Mission Archive #4 (2002)
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Try here
[ October 30, 2002, 03:31 PM: Message edited by: Sunflower Farm Boy ]