alanschu

Gorgon is correct. There were indeed still Cavalry divisions (often semi-motorized) in WW2, because horses were a way to conserve petrol and so on. They were common in logistics, but combat divisions still existed as well. Full on Cavalry charges didn't happen though.

Of course. It's not like the Electoral College makes there decisions in any way based on a state's popular vote.

Would Cavalry at that time still fight from their horses? Or did it basically just let them move from area to area a little faster, while still fighting in the trenches?

I like screwdrivers. My last drink though was a Chocolate Milk haha.

Wait...she wrapped around?? Haha :D

Canes have lost Rod Brind'Amour for the season, which is a big blow to their lineup.

OMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOOMG

I kill people. (In video games!!)

Detroit can still win. I have no beefs with them. Especially if they beat teams we are competing with.

Alcoholic drink was a shot of Black Berry Vodka (for a guy that rarely rarely drinks, I hold my liquor pretty well. We were playing card games with shots as penalties, and I still seemed the most lucid afterwards than the 3 other people I was playing against.) Last other drink, is a Coca-Cola Classic. Can't beat the real thing!

Did I ever tell you you are one of my favourite Internet personas? I regret never finding Close Combat 3 hahaha.

Anybody else humming the Kirk vs. Spock fight music?

I think it's presumptuous to assume that those things are added simply because of the "console" audience. You assume that stuff was removed because you couldn't have thought or tactics on the console, when such changes really don't strike me as being changes specifically for the purpose of having it available on the console. To be honest, until your post, I didn't even know that CoD 2 was available for the console.

Talking to yourself again Wals? ^_^

Colour me surprised :D

I wish thee luck Azarkon.

I liked this reaction so much I thought I'd quote it rather than Sand. Hehe, it had me literally lol-ing too but all credit must go to the esteemed Xard who I yoinked it from. That picture is very common on the hockey forum I frequent.

Don't underestimate the Irish!

Yup, things are looking up!

Daryl Katz has purchased the Edmonton Oilers.

I think I am pulling for Katz. The biggest investors of the EIG all feel that Katz' offer is best for them, the team, and the city. In the end, Oilers get a stable owner (not that the EIG isn't stable), but also one that is an Oilers fan, and the EIG investors get a healthy compensation for the risks they took a decade ago. It seems the splinter group that wants to keep the team are a bunch of smaller investors, and a bit of me thinks that they don't want to give up their stake because they like saying that they are owners of the local pro sports team.

Lots of drama surrounding the Katz offer and the Butler-Gregg scramble to maintain ownership here in Edmonton.

Here's hoping his last hurrah is better than Raul Julia's (Street Fighter...ack!) In a morbid way, I can see a solid performance in The Dark Knight catapulting him into permanent cult icon status, because of the timing of his death.

I doubt it. Lots of movies have been released after the death of a starring actor.