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HumanWave (337 D)
02 Sep 13 UTC
Philosophical reading
Searching for enriching reads
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bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
30 Aug 13 UTC
Anyone Here in British Columbia?
I have a mountain-related question for you...
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Diplomat33 (243 D(B))
01 Sep 13 UTC
Interested in a Game?
3 days per turn, classic, 15 point bet, PPSC, PM me if interested. Preferably experienced and somewhat civil players only.
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Jamiet99uk (808 D)
19 Aug 13 UTC
World of Warplanes
Being quite a fan of World of Tanks, I was very keen to try "World of Warplanes" which has recently been released.
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Hyperion (1029 D)
02 Sep 13 UTC
How to get banned from webDiplomacy?
So... tell me. How can I get banned from this site?
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dirge (768 D(B))
01 Sep 13 UTC
getting back in to Combat Mission
haven't played for a long time since I'm on a Mac and the classic CM games don't work anymore. I'm excited to see Battlefront has come out with new WWII CM. But they're a bit pricy. Not sure if I should get Normandy or Fortress Italy? Anyone play these games?
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HumanWave (337 D)
01 Sep 13 UTC
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Low point for humanity high point for fake journalism
I just want to bring to everyone's attention that the onion has outdone itself in Syria coverage ill post some links below.
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redhouse1938 (429 D)
30 Aug 13 UTC
Alacriousness
Problem of politicians regarding Syria: the alacrity to do something. If Cameron and co just hold their breaths for a second, wait for what the UN has to say, wait for what other nations have to say, they'll get their mandate. There's simply no rush.
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Sbyvl36 (439 D)
23 Aug 13 UTC
Sbyvonomics
In a perfect (i.e. Sbyvl-dominated) world, the economic system would be much better than it is today. Here are my five steps to fix the socialist playpen that we call America:

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Emac (0 DX)
24 Aug 13 UTC
I apologize, but I have an uncontrollable reaction to stupid fucks and trolls.
bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
24 Aug 13 UTC
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You are a stupid fuck and a troll.
ILN (100 D)
24 Aug 13 UTC
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7rhMqTQ4WI
Emac (0 DX)
24 Aug 13 UTC
Blah Blah blah. Don't forget to have your mother wipe your ass little kid. You stink.
bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
24 Aug 13 UTC
Is that the best you've got in your brain?
2ndWhiteLine (2596 D(B))
24 Aug 13 UTC
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...because of an increase in the purchasing power of a dollar. I'm not surprised that you're such a dumb fuck yourself, since you essentially copied and pasted the first line of the "deflation" wikipedia page verbatim straight from the Google search. I give krellin credit for being able to think (most of the time), and sbyvl can't think at all, but you really give a new meaning to the word "idiot".
Emac (0 DX)
24 Aug 13 UTC
You haven't even bothered to read a history of the gilded age have you? You must not be old enough to know about it, your too fucking poor because our too fucking stupid to have money to buy a book, or you a just a clueless fuck. The answer of course is all of the above. The deflation of the gilded age occurred because of the massive expansion of American industry and the collapse of productive costs per unit because of economies of scale. The monetary standard of the period was the gold standard which remained virtually constant for three decades. Steel got cheaper because the supply of steel increased relative to demand not becuase of any monetary manipulation. Just like the cost of DVR's kept decreasing during the 1990's because more and more companies produced them more and more efficiently. You can put your head back up your ass now and return to your ignorance.
2ndWhiteLine (2596 D(B))
24 Aug 13 UTC
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So Eric, are you still at UCLA or did you finish yet?

See, the sad thing about a guy like you is, in 50 years you're gonna start doing some thinking on your own and you're going to come up with the fact that there are two certainties in life: one, don't do that, and two, you dropped 150 grand on a fucking education you could have got for a dollar fifty in late charges at the public library!
Emac (0 DX)
24 Aug 13 UTC
That isn't any of your business 2ndw, but it doesn't surprise me that a dumb ass like you would ask something that wasn't any of their business. Have you quit sucking dick?
2ndWhiteLine (2596 D(B))
24 Aug 13 UTC
Man, you're not even worth it. When you go from zero to "sucking dick" within the space of two posts, it just proves your lack of tact and intelligence. If you want people to take you seriously, which nobody does, start giving a little respect on the forums.
steephie22 (182 D(S))
24 Aug 13 UTC
Deflation means you can buy more with one dollar on average. Everything keeps costing more dollars, so there's inflation. If you think everything kept costing less dollars for a period of a few decades you are simply wrong. Maybe some stuff got cheaper but most stuff got more expensive, which is obvious since more money circulated over time. If you have more money you can spend more and if you can spend more people raise their prices, naturally. Rising prices=inflation=not deflation.

Bussiness thrives because there's a slow and steady inflation. If there's deflation there is no point in doing bussiness since your money is worth more daily as long as you don't invest it. Investment is good, so a bit of inflation is good. Too much inflation causes obvious logistic problems. What may have happened is that there was less inflation than in other countries which is good IMO, as long as there's some inflation left. If inflation is low you can save if you want and it would only cost you little, and doing bussiness pays off.
ILN (100 D)
24 Aug 13 UTC
2nd white line you plagiarized that from good will hunting LMAO CAUGHT YOU HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymsHLkB8u3s
ILN (100 D)
24 Aug 13 UTC
im sorry, although i've been rooting for what you've been saying, cmon man, plagiarizing a movie scene?
jmo1121109 (3812 D)
24 Aug 13 UTC
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"You must not be old enough to know about it, your too fucking poor because our too fucking stupid to have money to buy a book, or you a just a clueless fuck."

I really enjoy people who call others stupid, especially when they can't type a sentence to save their life. I suppose you're too poor to afford an education that would teach you English?
ILN (100 D)
24 Aug 13 UTC
*i suppose you too poor ;)
bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
24 Aug 13 UTC
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Plagiarizing a movie scene about plagiarizing.
Sbyvl36 (439 D)
24 Aug 13 UTC
Bo, I read your earlier post in which you claim that you're smart enough to 'know' that Fascists and Communists are opposite.

Here are just some of their similarities:

slave labor (poles/gypsys/jews and prisoners/gypsys/jews)
suspension of personal property
widespread use of state sponsored propaganda
subjugation/elimination of religion
deficit spending
use of large public works projects for job creation

Remember, National Socialist German Worker's Party.
ILN (100 D)
24 Aug 13 UTC
lol ironic eh?
Emac (0 DX)
24 Aug 13 UTC
JMO, I enjoy little whining bitches like you too. Are you a cock sucker who wants to be called Chelsea too?
Emac (0 DX)
24 Aug 13 UTC
The best definition of the relationship between communists and Nazis was that they were the bottom ends of the ideological horse shoe, distinct and separate but found at the same extreme end.
Sbyvl36 (439 D)
24 Aug 13 UTC
I agree.

With regard to JMO and other morons, it seems that they have no reasonable arguments left, because for the last 24 hours they've done nothing but resort to personal attacks. These people are real losers.
ghug (5068 D(B))
24 Aug 13 UTC
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That wasn't plagiarism, that was a relevant reference. I rather enjoyed it.

"With regard to JMO and other morons, it seems that they have no reasonable arguments left, because for the last 24 hours they've done nothing but resort to personal attacks. These people are real losers."

"nothing but resort to personal attacks"
"morons"
"These people are real losers."
You were saying?
ILN (100 D)
24 Aug 13 UTC
It was a relevant reference, and i too enjoyed it lmao, but he didn't cite it so it is plagiarism.
Sbyvl36 (439 D)
24 Aug 13 UTC
That discredits all future posts he will make.
jmo1121109 (3812 D)
25 Aug 13 UTC
Emac, you really aren't too smart are you. What do you think you're going to accomplish cussing everyone out who disagrees with you? You're making a complete fool out of yourself with this thread and the one about Draugnar, you really should consider stopping before the entire site has you muted.
Emac (0 DX)
25 Aug 13 UTC
I'm not cussing everyone. I just cuss the asshats like you who chime in like little bitches.
Emac (0 DX)
25 Aug 13 UTC
Plagiarizing didn't discredit Ted Kennedy or Joe Biden.
Sbyvl36 (439 D)
25 Aug 13 UTC
Ted Kennedy and Joe Biden were discredited long before they plagiarized, Emac.
Emac (0 DX)
25 Aug 13 UTC
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steephie, I looked at your latest post. steephie22 Online (25 D)

"Deflation means you can buy more with one dollar on average. Everything keeps costing more dollars, so there's inflation."
I don't understand your point here.

The cost of all sorts of consumer goods decreased in price after the Civil War until the turn of the century. Food got cheaper throughout the period. There was a global glut of food. Clothes got cheaper as well with the increased efficiency of the transportation system and communications as well as the advent of department stores and mail order catalogs that made delivering goods to the consumer more efficient. Machinery and raw materials like steel decreased as well. Real wages doubled between the end of the Civil War and the turn of the century as well. The standard of living grew more rapidly for more people than any time in our history. There was enormous poverty in the cities, but it steadily decreased throughout the period. More demand doesn't equal higher prices if supply keeps increasing faster than demand. This is exactly what happened. American went from a net importer of finished goods to one of the most important exporters of manufactured goods in the world during this period. Our supply of goods far outstripped domestic demand and we exported the surplus all over the world. This is exactly what set the stage for American economic domination of the 20th century until today.
A business thrives and businesses thrive because it and they produce goods and services below the price the public is willing to pay for those goods and services. Inflation has nothing at all to do with it. Expansion of the money supply out of sync with the productivity of the economy (an excellent definition of inflation) is never, ever good business because it discourages savings and investment.


Sbyvl36 (439 D)
25 Aug 13 UTC
I'd like to declare that Emac is the second true conservative on this forum. I approve of him.

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NigeeBaby (100 D(G))
30 Aug 13 UTC
Because you're worth it ...... Friday Music
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YZb8s7Kxa4

Stairway to Heaven - best song ever? Discuss
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orathaic (1009 D(B))
31 Aug 13 UTC
war powers act and cybering?
"●The CIA and the NSA have begun aggressive new efforts to hack into
foreign computer networks to steal information or sabotage enemy
systems, embracing what the budget refers to as “offensive cyber
operations.” " (src: washingtonpost)
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bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
30 Aug 13 UTC
A Punny Thread
To start, I will make a pun. The next post contains a pun based on the pun made in the OP, and the next post contains one based on the previous post.

So I'll start with a marbleous pun.
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mapleleaf (0 DX)
29 Aug 13 UTC
I'm in Vancouver getting really STONED on this medicinal shit.
It's a long story...
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krellin (80 DX)
01 Sep 13 UTC
US - 3 Days Before Chemical Attack
http://thecable.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2013/08/30/us_had_intel_on_chemical_strike_before_it_was_launched

US knew of chemical attack 3 days before....and did nothing. Kind of sick to my stomach now...
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Draugnar (0 DX)
31 Aug 13 UTC
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If obi were to take my online courses...
...he'd probably fail.

More below.
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hecks (164 D)
30 Aug 13 UTC
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Birthday present idea help
Today's my wife's birthday, and I've procrastinated getting her a present, so I could really use some ideas. I was thinking maybe an oil painting, but I don't have much money. Does anyone know where I can get an oil painting cheap?
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josunice (3702 D(S))
14 Aug 13 UTC
Gunboat High Stakes Tournament
Entry 250@, Gunboat 36-hour 125@/per game
10-game rounds, 5 simultaneously
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nudge (284 D)
31 Aug 13 UTC
House of Cards
Should I bother?
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hecks (164 D)
28 Aug 13 UTC
Physics Question
Within.
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Gnome de Guerre (359 D)
31 Aug 13 UTC
JOIN: A Terribly Long Game
gameID=125205 is already past the halfway point, with 9/17 players having already joined as I type this (for the math impaired, we only need 8 more players to begin). Deadline is September 6th, so that should be plenty of time to fill all the seats.
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Jamiet99uk (808 D)
31 Aug 13 UTC
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Show me where Sybvlism has worked.
Since you say Marxism doesn't work, show me where Sybvlism has.
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partytime (131 D)
31 Aug 13 UTC
masacar
i have made a game called masacar anybody want to join only couple of minutes till start.
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NigeeBaby (100 D(G))
30 Aug 13 UTC
War in Syria .... no thank you
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-23892783
So the British govt don't want to get involved in Syria but the Prime Minister does, who are we to stop him, I'll even offer to drive him to the airport. I'm sure he'll tell Assad exactly what he thinks of him.
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hecks (164 D)
30 Aug 13 UTC
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I thought of you...
Hey, look. Somebody made a webcomic about the webdip forum.

http://theoatmeal.com/comics/ohmygosh_link
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Tolstoy (1962 D)
31 Aug 13 UTC
Moderate Stakes World Game
Please join!
http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=125395
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OCCASVS (318 D)
30 Aug 13 UTC
Attacking cuts unwanted support move?
Imagine this situation:
FRANCE: F MAO - Bre; A Pic - Bre; F IRI - ENG
ENGLAND: F ENG S A Pic - Bre
Would F IRI - ENG cut the unwanted support move? According to my logics, yes. Or am I missing some details?
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taos (281 D)
26 Aug 13 UTC
i admit, i discovered the truth!
Many in this site know me by now and know that i am Jewish Israeli atheist and liberal, i respect truth and morality above all and i have being defending my people for years.
I respond to any accusation in this forum and.willing to fight antisemitism by all means.
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VirtualBob (224 D)
29 Aug 13 UTC
New Gunboat Series
This has been tried before but I cannot find the thread. I want to start a series of 36-hour gunboat games with password. No special rules except to ready promptly when possible. PW will not be sent to those with a history of resignations. I will start the game(s) as soon as there is interest.
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ILN (100 D)
23 Aug 13 UTC
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Ankara Crescent
I remember playing this once on webdip a while back, and thought it would be nice to try it again. If you are wondering how to play, the objective is to reach Ankara, without breaking any rules or conventions set in place by Stovald and Avalon Hill, if you need to brush up on the rules, you can go to your nearest distributor of the new updated edition ruleset
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President Eden (2750 D)
29 Aug 13 UTC
2013 College Football Open Thread
Season starts tonight, in case you weren't aware. Gonna be watching the Ole Miss/Vanderbilt and USC/UNC games here.

We'll start off with a simple question. Who takes home the title this year?
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