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why such a fishist look, Cod? do you not remember the war upon losses? aye, the very war i have continued (why shade, just why do you have to make it an objective to lose a unit on the very last map of your campaign?!!! I've finished all prior maps without a single loss!!! well, at least i can fini...

(S)elfish weirdo wrote:the lossless pillager

Hmm... if we wanted we probably could sell tickets... Only people who pay get told when the battle is, and anyone who doesn't gets kicked out anyway. Plus, we tell them each a 'pass word' that their nick has to be, so we know who they are. Tickets cost $10, winner take all. (And no, I don't think I...

Cod wrote: No doubt you could sell tickets for $50 a head.

Weird how "tickets" became a link. Let it be known, it was not my doing.

I love them too. Wouldn't be so bad if Loyalists had them, would it? A little water magic, a little land magic....

The correct quote of Matthew 6:10: "They kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven." I don't know how you can get that one mixed up, it's where we get the Lord's Prayer. This may come as a surprise but..... There are many many many translations of the Bible. Look at thos...

Elvish Pillager wrote: *tries to remember incident*

*fails*

I just play MP too much and can't remember it all!

It's all good, laddy. Just KEEPING IT REAL, you know?

I LOVE Olof. And his maps. Oh yes.

I didn't lose with Bats then, I don't lose with Ulfserkers now. And I do lose with Rebels, Loyalists, and even Northerners. Pff, you lost against me using ulfzerkers. Of course, as soon as things started to go my way, you started to screw around, killing the rest of your units by attacking stupidly...

GO YETI!!!!!!

"When, when, O LORD. When will that kingdom come. We have prayed earnestly for it-"


Matthew 6:10

When will we have the PC release of the new wesnoth???

EP, is your elf holding a giant match in its hand?

Very stylish, if so.

Dwarves built a stronghold on the Island of Crete in the year 249. I learned that in History class.