v42below
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Aaah, I see something is stirring in the gutter. I hate the Ozzies (Oi!) a little less today after watching them sloshing around in the rain for 80 minutes only to lose 7 - 16 to the mighty All Blacks. Some nice fireworks in that game too. There's nothing like a good fist fight with South Auckland Islander involved.
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stikky - I know it's been about a month since the last turn, but that's what you deserve for misspelling the Queen's name in your signature...I await your pathetic attempt at a turn. Please also note the change of e-mail adress. The rest of you suck. Unless you participated in our glostious Crackdom victory that is, then you still suck but in a more chivalrous and bloodthirsty manner.
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Speaking of civilians - I would like those modelled to, along with a boost to morale when soldiers get to pillage them.
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At the risk of incurring Sky Kitty's wrath and potentially losing a strong ally in future rounds of Crackdom, I would nevertheless like to request a ruling from the Just-a-Carrot. Seeing as the Dame/Lady/Girl/Woman/Cutie/Bird/Chick/Honey/Kitty is (in no particular order) a: Knight of the MBT; and a) Lady of the Pool; and waffler; and e) person who uses way too many smilies for her own good. Should we treat her as one, some or all of the above? Also, what sort of treatment do the remnants of my body (if any) deserve when she's through with it after reading this post?
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Mines. Why'd it have to be mines ?
v42below replied to Kobal2's topic in Combat Mission: Afrika Korps
I wave my hand at your inaccurate generalisation. </font> -
Mines. Why'd it have to be mines ?
v42below replied to Kobal2's topic in Combat Mission: Afrika Korps
I wave my hand at your inaccurate generalisation. -
Mines. Why'd it have to be mines ?
v42below replied to Kobal2's topic in Combat Mission: Afrika Korps
Surely that would only protect against Radiation Mines or a Burnt Turkey? </font> -
Ah yes... I see you are using the phrase their country in the widest possible sense, since the Soviet soldiers were well inside Poland and Lithuania at the time. Must not let pesky facts get in the way of your teary-eyed salute to the communists of Stalinist russia though eh, so carry on lad. Have a drink for the gulag-guards while you're at it. </font>
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Anniversary of Barbarossa today. Not that you dimwits would care, but I would like to remember the border guards and soldiers who on this day in 1941 attempted to defend their country, whilst being under strict orders not to fire on the advancing enemy. Life is a cruel joke sometimes. We will remember them.