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The cool thing about Star Trek 25th Anniv. was that there were several ways to solve certain problems - sometimes even yielding entirely different levels. A very RPGish quality in a very kick ass point-and-click adventure game. :cool:

Who are who, his pimp? Learn to keep your whores off the board. Otherwise, quit boring me fool. *yawns*

So the dumb sh*t wants to play? Okay f*ckwit - let's dance! For starters, do you actually have any shred of usefulness to contribute to this forum other than your obvious inferiority? Seemingly every thread you visit you swark the same damn thing like a parrot, "Rwrawwwk. I think it'd be kewl to whore like an idiot because I enjoy seeing my spam since it's so realistic to not have a *real* discussion and I just bet every poster in the whole world will love it too. Rwark what's that? Not worth arguing you say? Nonsense! Why?... Rwark because I like it." After Numberman's ghastly pic I'm in for a good chuckle, so keep me amused fool. Dance puppet dance! MWHEHEHE!

"Shut the f*ck up fat man! This ain't any of your goddamn business!"

Undeclared fastenings and receding triples are always a nice ploy! Therefore I will move to Bank. :cool:

Don't forget Ninjas. :cool:

Screw the lightsabre, I want Force Powers, then I'm a believer. :D <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Let's see... We'll trade in our current/NA religion for a Jedism... We'll trade in our girlfriend for a protocol/assassin droid (we can always get a new gf)... We'll trade in our knife/gun for a real, working lightsaber... We'll trade in hypothetical botox injections for midichlorian injections so we can use the Force... Sounds like a deal to me! :cool: But we'll need a council and a temple...something like Coruscant - I know, we'll use New York.

Some random n00b who won't last the month.

The Beauregarde gambit?! Damnit - but that takes you directly appex of the Bakerloo line where you now have access to Metropolitan Mugshot Maneuver...unless you go for the bypass at the Piccadilly and Circle lines en route to Mornington Crescent. Very clever. *sighs* I still think that move should be outlawed. If only we were using Cudlip's Ammendment Rules. Ah well, your move Reveilled. <_<

Very Interesting use of the Antemp Defense. However I'm also going to call Colliers Wood whilst invoking Tobermory

Indeed - under the Wallington Whipping ruleset, the winner goes first. But Steve, as there's a host of new players eager to join (Darkside and Arch), may I suggest use of Begginer's rules instead? That is, no transverse blocking and half-fares on district and circle lines.

I would probably bring a girlfriend, but you know - whatever floats your boat. ^_^ <{POST_SNAPBACK}> 20 years later, I still love Doomdarks Revenge :D <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Ouch. :D

On this day in 1940... Operation Catapult is launched July 3rd 1940, British naval forces destroy the French fleet at Mers-el-Kebir, a port in Algeria, in order to prevent Germany from co-opting the French ships to use in an invasion of Britain. With the occupation of France, the German aggressor was but a Channel away from Britain. In order to prevent the Germans from using French battleships and cruisers in an attack on Britain, Operation Catapult was conceived: the destruction or capture of every French ship possible. The easiest stage of Catapult was the seizure of those French ships already in British ports. Little resistance was met. But the largest concentration of French warships was at the Oran, Algeria, port of Mers-el-Kebir, where many warships had fled to escape the Germans. This stage of Catapult would prove more difficult. Britain gave the French ships four choices: join British naval forces in the fight against Germany; hand the ships over to British crews; disarm them; or scuttle them, making them useless to the Germans. The French refused all four choices. Britain then made a concession: Sail to the French West Indies, where the ships would be disarmed or handed over to the United States. The French refused again. So the Brits circled the port and opened fire on the French fleet, killing 1,250 French sailors, damaging the battleship Dunkerque and destroying the Bretagne and the Provence. On July 4, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill told the House of Commons that he would leave Britain's actions to "history." On July 5, Vichy France broke off diplomatic relations with Britain.

I would probably bring a girlfriend, but you know - whatever floats your boat. ^_^

Indeed. That did ever so slightly bother me - this is inspite of the fact I was totally unfazed by the prospect of 'shooting up elmo'.

Some would say it was more like the ending of his life...but there's never a time like the present to start fresh, eh? ^_^

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For once I'm going to say: download it! Bethesda hasn't rereleased it even once since 1996, and the copies that are on the market are going for 50-200$, depending on condition. It's insane that a 9 year old game is more expensive than a brand new game from 2005. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I have no idea where I'd be able to do this <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Ouyay ightmay antway otay ytray Imewirelay orway Ittorrentbay, Arqueday. :ph34r:

But beware the bukkake head shot my little friend.

"Have no fear - for I am here!"

"I think you're a sexy beast, Eru."

You don't say.

I'm up for another game - for if it weren't for Reveilled's MacGuire Gambit City Line Variation I would have had it in the bag I tell you.

Alas - you're in a bit of a pickle. Given your counter-clockwise rotation around the Dollis Hill loop, your Line Velocity to Elephant and Castle could not have been greater than 5 but less than 10. Given that flange rules on Saturday are now in effect, I automatically gain access to the Circle Lines.

But even the possibilty of playing the Teybridge Default means that you're familiar with the Kafinikov variation. Very impressive. If we're allowing backcrosssing at the Waterloo then I'll go to Arsenal.