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"Brrrt... Brrrrrrat."

"Darmok and Jilad at Tanagra."

"Brrrrt."

Yeah, that conversation is going to end well. :lol:
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There can be only one freak talker in this Quadrant! :laughroll:
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So,this Breen and Child of Tamar walk into a bar................







Almost makes the Ferengi in the gorillia suit seem normal, doesn't it?
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It was a war that had to happen sooner or later.
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Reliant, did you get the PM i sent you?
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Yes, sorry. Let me dig it up.
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Please forgive me for the fact that I haven't gotten anything back to you BIG, I've been really busy starting college this week, next week I will be able to actually give you a spreadsheet, this week I've just been too busy for it.
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Lol.....I think Big is a bit busy too. :wink:
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No problem. If people could just have stuff in sometime early Monday its fine. I have been out of town since Wen. night at a bank conference.
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Hey Big, will we be having any more multi year turns in Alpha Sim?
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Mark wrote:Hey Big, will we be having any more multi year turns in Alpha Sim?
Not so long as you guys are shooting at stuff no.

Also a note. If you choose to do a battle in the hex format I have to have you work with me on getting those turned around within a week. Unless it is really important then I don't want to stop the game so you can monkey stomp some smallish NPC fleet. Thanks.
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Ok....as soon as I get a map, I'll monkey stomp them for you, via Skype or whatever 8)
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Mark wrote:Ok....as soon as I get a map, I'll monkey stomp them for you, via Skype or whatever 8)
Yeah, you have not even issued orders on who is moving there since no one has moved in yet. But we are not running that battle. There is no point. You are attacking people armed with weapons that can't even hurt you unless they outnumbered you 10 to 1. Unless you send in like 3 ships you are going to win pretty simply. At least in space.
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What would you say the odds would be that they would surrender at a show of military might arriving at their homeworld?
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Mark wrote:What would you say the odds would be that they would surrender at a show of military might arriving at their homeworld?
Considering that they were prepared to fight the E-D regardless of their relative strength... I'd say "don't count on it."
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