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Jefe (100 D(S))
27 Nov 11 UTC
Late Night Live
http://www.webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=73348
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guy~~ (3779 D(B))
27 Nov 11 UTC
Anyone game for (semi) high stakes game?
Only 170 a pop!

gameID=73287
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President Eden (2750 D)
26 Nov 11 UTC
WE GOIN TO DA SHIP WHAAAAAT
WE GOIN TO DA SHIP WHAAAAAT
WE GOIN TO DA SHIP WHAAAAAT
WE GOIN TO DA SHIP WHAAAAAT
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redhouse1938 (429 D)
25 Nov 11 UTC
Templeton's Chew
This thread is supposed to become a temple where we can worship TC. Post all your fan mail here.
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santosh (335 D)
22 Sep 11 UTC
Winter Gunboat Tourney 2011 v2.0
http://tournaments.webdiplomacy.net/gunboat-tournament/gt-2011
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G1 (92 D)
26 Nov 11 UTC
DCL, where are you?
Hey, so I was looking to find the DCL thread to see what was going on (because group B games are all over and I'm not sure about group A). I tried to find the DCL thread by looking through the forum archives but I went ten pages without finding anything, by which time I was into the old, dead, locked threads that can't even be replied to. Can someone tell me what's going on? I drew in all 3 games so I should be in the next round, right?
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Diplomat33 (243 D(B))
21 Nov 11 UTC
New game, join if interested.
http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=72845

It is a world game, 5 point bet anonymous players. My first real world game, discounting the game I joined midway through and was ganged up on.
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Myself538 (100 D)
22 Nov 11 UTC
Thoughts On The American Debt Deal
This is just for you people to argue your brains out on wheather if the deal on the american debt situation, is really being taken care of. All the politicians are following their parties, whereas they should be focusing on the benefit to the whole american public. Just post your thoughts and arguments here.
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Sargmacher (0 DX)
20 Nov 11 UTC
WebDip Poll: Survive or Defeated?
Webdip Poll: Survive vs Defeat
+1 one of the options below to vote on this often contentious poll.
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ezpickins (113 D)
26 Nov 11 UTC
Join Up!
http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=73295
Anon, FUll Press, 15 bet, no CD's please
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damian (675 D)
21 Nov 11 UTC
150cc live game club, is looking for your input
You're thoughts would be appreciated.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
21 Nov 11 UTC
France’s fragile AAA rating
Unsustainable Old World welfare states are hit by reality.

France is the poster child.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
21 Nov 11 UTC
Spain's election obliterates socialists
Spain's center-right opposition stormed to a crushing election victory Sunday as voters punished the outgoing Socialist government for the worst economic crisis in generations.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
06 Oct 11 UTC
The Greek Debt Thread
How about a thread dedicated exclusively to the Greek Debt!
Sounds Great!
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
07 Oct 11 UTC
Do any of the Europeans on this board even realize how much the Polish economy has grown in the last decade?
Putin33 (111 D)
07 Oct 11 UTC
Really, that's why so many Poles are moving to other parts of Europe, because their economy is so great. Polish unemployment rate has averaged 14% in the past couple of decades, and is currently at 12%. That's "success" in your view, I guess.
Levelhead (1419 D(G))
07 Oct 11 UTC
Polish economy: 100% growth of almost nothing is twice almost nothing...
Levelhead (1419 D(G))
07 Oct 11 UTC
....and did anyone tell Chew how socialist Germany is??
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
07 Oct 11 UTC
Levelhead, did your mom remember to give you lunch money today?
That just about covers your understanding of economics, "Did mommy give me lunch money."
Poland has the 7th largest GDP in the Eurozone in 2010 you total idiot.
How does this diplomacy board attract so many ignorant teenagers?
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
07 Oct 11 UTC
Unlevel, meet the magic button. POOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOF, gone like a stale fart in the wind.
Levelhead (1419 D(G))
07 Oct 11 UTC
Only linked to German growth. And don't call me an idiot.
Levelhead (1419 D(G))
07 Oct 11 UTC
Poland is the 7th largest in Euroland? Holy shit Tobaccy! Are they ahead of Slovenia yet? Finland? How about Slovakia or Portugal?

Per capita is what counts. How far up are they with that?
Levelhead (1419 D(G))
07 Oct 11 UTC
Oh, the magic of Wikipedia: Poland is ahead of Bulgaria and Romania, Latvia and Lithuania on a per Capita GDP basis. Wow! Poland's doin' great!! Thanks TC! Thanks for showing us how wrong you are, based on the numbers!
Putin33 (111 D)
07 Oct 11 UTC
Because it has one of the largest populations in the Euroland. TC still can't figure out the effects of population on the economy, can you?

As soon as you prove TC wrong, he mutes you. Welcome to the club.
Levelhead (1419 D(G))
07 Oct 11 UTC
Why does anyone take him seriously? Or is it sport to f*ck with his head? But really, the guy is sick yet, like many psychopaths, he has the talent to draw people into his weird, shitty world, to engage them and then to shit on them.
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
07 Oct 11 UTC
41 replies and I see 22. The muted morons are enraged by this thread. Reality bites!
Levelhead (1419 D(G))
07 Oct 11 UTC
I think TC is a really angry guy but his head is fucked and he can't express enough of it to get it out of his system. So, like really, really psychopathic lunatics (a.k.a. Tea Party members) he needs others to express his anger for him. He has therefore fine tuned and honed his communication to trigger anger in others. He gets off on it. That's what a lot of skin heads and neo-nazis do as well.

The best way, really, the very best way to get under these guys' skin (if you want to bother, that is) is just to laugh at them, make jokes and laugh, and make sure they know that everyone is laughing at them. If he isn't getting his Anger-Response from this forum anymore, he'll most certainly move on....
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
08 Oct 11 UTC
What caused the Greek government to build up a debt that they had to lie about when they applied to the European union and continued telling lies about when they reported annual deficits after joining the monetary union?

Angela Merkel knows what one of the causes are, the traditional Greek laziness and sense of entitlement.

In May of this year, Merkel said "It is also important that people in countries like Greece, Spain and Portugal are not able to retire earlier than in Germany -- that everyone exerts themselves more or less equally. That is important."
She went on to say "We can't have a common currency where some get lots of vacation time and others very little. That won't work in the long term."

Greeks who worked for 35 years were eligible to retire at 58 (and sponge on the workers of the world that the liars in the Greek government borrowed money from under false pretenses.)

Confirmation of the retirement age comes from Greek's communist party rag.
http://inter.kke.gr/art/2008-04-strike
hellalt (70 D)
08 Oct 11 UTC
TC: The Groningen Growth & Development Centre has published a poll revealing that between 1995 and 2005, Greece was the country whose workers worked THE MOST hours/year among European nations; Greeks worked an average of 1,900 hours per year, followed by Spaniards (average of 1,800 hours/year). So enough with the laziness bullshit. That's German crap so that they can do whatever they want in Europe.
They also still owe us money for war indemnity
I don't see the point of this thread. It's like your very first thread you created on this site, you create a boogeyman, then poorly define it so you can prove that it is indeed a boogeyman.
Levelhead (1419 D(G))
08 Oct 11 UTC
Hey, the average German taxpayer is really incensed at the Greek "laziness" in the press at the moment. The politicians political parties are all using it for their own benefit, yet they are all going along with it "for the good of the country". They say they are against it, but the do it anyway. Why? Because Germany depends on easy credit in Europe to finance its export market in Europe. It ain't what Merkel says, it's what she does.

However, in the last elections in Berlin the FDP party, which was 100% against paying for Greek debt and made it a campaign issue, lost miserably, getting less than 2% of the vote.
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
08 Oct 11 UTC
Who are Greeks not liars too?
The Greeks even lie to themselves.
Tax evasion is Greece is systemic and epidemic.
You see Greeks want, want, want, but they do not want to pay their taxes.
They want high salaries, medical, early retirement, large pensions, and the like, but they don't want to work or pay for it.
The Greek shadow economy, which is made up of unreported income, was 25.1% of gross domestic product in 2007, according to Friedrich Schneider, a professor at Johannes Kepler University in Linz, Austria. That's compared with just 7.2% for the U.S., he said.
Greece has only had a democracy since the 70's so the Greeks bascially don't that services provided by a democracy must be paid for or the services end.
It seems Greeks are a little slow on basic concepts like this.
Media reports are rife with accounts of corruption among tax officials. Ethnos, a newspaper, reported in mid-December that a 51-year-old Athens tax official had been arrested on suspicion of taking €1,000 from a pet-shop owner in exchange for not imposing a €3,000 penalty on the pet shop.

A government survey of 150 doctors in Kolonaki, an upmarket Athens neighborhood, half of the doctors said they were paid less than €30,000 a year. Thirty said they made less than €10,000. Yet these same liars maintain large houses, luxury automobiles, and send their kids to private school.

Then of course the Greeks always make excuses and blame someone else.
The Greek debt crisis has revealed a disturbing picture of the character of the Greek people and it isn't pretty.
hellalt (70 D)
09 Oct 11 UTC
I'm in love.
hellalt (70 D)
09 Oct 11 UTC
not with my girlfriend...
hellalt (70 D)
09 Oct 11 UTC
Jesus....who drunk am I ??
hellalt (70 D)
09 Oct 11 UTC
who=how
Tom Bombadil (4023 D(G))
09 Oct 11 UTC
the answer is always "not drunk enough"...or something...
I believe its "just a few more..."
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
09 Oct 11 UTC
The Greeks lack good business minds.
They simply don't understand the financial side of business because after all half of business is being able to understand "the books."
You only have to work 35 years to earn a full pension in Greece.
You have to work 45 years to earn a full pension in Germans.
The Germans have excellent business minds and understand the huge difference a decade makes.
The Greeks, clueless.
Greek pensions pay 86% wages.
German pensions pay 45% wages.
The Germans understand that you can't reward no working at nearly the same rate as working regardless of 45 years of service.
The Greeks are utterly clueless and have a fantasy that they can pay almost the same rate for working as not working.
The Greeks keep increasing pension payments.
2004 up 3%
2005 up 4%
2006 up 4%
Germany didn't raise pensions any one of those years.

What is the reality.
Greece is totally broke and wants to borrow money from Germany.
If only Greeks would or could pull their heads out of their collective butts and look at their pension system as one of the many unsustainable causes of their debt.
Of course Greeks are too stupid and lazy to quit telling lies to themselves.
hellalt (70 D)
09 Oct 11 UTC
"The Greeks lack good business minds. "
I am Greek and I am probably the only lawyer in the world with prices in my website.
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
10 Oct 11 UTC
I like the fantasy that Greek Debt is caused somehow by imaginary boogie men like "capitalism" or "the financial meltdown started by Americans."
The fact that so many European countries are so fantastically in debt must just blow the logic right out of the European thought process.

Alert! Alert! Alert!

The cradle-to-grave European model of socialism is bankrupt.

It's like even after a ton of bricks fall on their heads Europeans still don't get it.
Greece isn't the end of this.
Ireland is next.
Then Portugal.
Then Italy.
Then Spain.
Then France.
Germany is going to conquer Europe and without even having to fight a war.
I like the fantasy that Greek Debt is caused somehow by imaginary boogie men like "socialism" or "cradle-to-grave European nanny states ."
largeham (149 D)
11 Oct 11 UTC
You know, one day, Tettleton might actually explain how these states are socialist. Or I might as well wait until I evolve wings.
largeham (149 D)
11 Oct 11 UTC
Man, those Greeks are lazy.
http://stats.oecd.org/Index.aspx?DataSetCode=ANHRS

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Jacob (2466 D)
25 Nov 11 UTC
The Aftermath: Being Stabbed
I define a stab as any broken agreement or deception which leads to a change in ownership of one or more centers. In this thread I'd like to start by opening it up for inpt on how you react to being stabbed. This is NOT a thread about stabbing (just about being stabbed). I'll post my thoughts later in the thread.
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abgemacht (1076 D(G))
22 Nov 11 UTC
F2F Dip--Central Square in Cambridge, Dec 10/11
Alex, the TD of the Boston Massacre, is trying to get some games set up for Dec 10/11 at Pandemonium Books and Games in Central Square in Cambridge. If you're in the area and have never played F2F before, I highly encourage you to come. I'm going to try to make it. PM me for Alex's contact info.
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taos (281 D)
25 Nov 11 UTC
if i send an invitation to player to join an anonimous game?
am i breaking any rule?
my intention is to play anonimous without knowing who is who and not comunicate outside the game once it has started
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flc64 (1963 D)
25 Nov 11 UTC
Hernando/trinity/alppu the Cheater! The fall of civilization -2, gameID=66394.
Sadly this game ended before Hernando/trinity/alppu was exposed as a cheater. Nothing like playing for two months only to find out after the game has ended that the winner was a cheater! Thanks to the mods for sniffing him out.
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Adam Bomb (100 D)
26 Nov 11 UTC
Pre-Thead Thread
This thread is just to see how many people will come and slaughter me. Waiting to start an actual thread, and I don't want the subject to be purely political. So, bring all your emotional rants about evil capitalism here, and I'll promptly shut this off and start a new one with a different topic.
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joshildinho101 (128 D)
26 Nov 11 UTC
gameID=73226
gameID=73226 join this LIVE GAME TYPE for some live fun action
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lorelei11 (54 DX)
25 Nov 11 UTC
cheating or not
Russian cheaters
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mapleleaf (0 DX)
22 Nov 11 UTC
New game : Get rid of mapleleaf
It's a WTA anon gunboat.

327pt buy in.
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santosh (335 D)
25 Nov 11 UTC
50CC-001 EOGs
here shortly. gameID=73204
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☺ (1304 D)
25 Nov 11 UTC
Where did Eden's GEAUX TIGERS threads go.
Cause G. E. A. U. X.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
18 Nov 11 UTC
$15 Trillion Debt-Each American's share
Politicians, journalists, and idiots talk about the $15 trillion dollar national debt as if it were nothing.
Debt isn't nothing though. Just ask a Greek.
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Diplomat33 (243 D(B))
25 Nov 11 UTC
Live Ready based game going to get started
Going to do a live ready based game. Post here if interested. Ready based means you put enter as fast as possible but it isnt live.
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BuZzEvilly (135 D)
25 Nov 11 UTC
World War. Join game!
http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=72921
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jcbryan97 (134 D)
25 Nov 11 UTC
Gunboat
Anyone want to play a 36 hour phase gunboat game? I usually ready up in 12 to 24 hours.

I'm looking for known players of any GR.
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yebellz (729 D(G))
25 Nov 11 UTC
Happy Black Friday
It's 4am on the east coast... fuck this shit.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
19 Nov 11 UTC
Financial world abandons Europe en masse
A couple of weeks ago Kokusai Asset Management in Japan unloaded nearly $1 billion in Italian debt.
The exodus of money from Europe is crippling a decrepit socialist system in Europe that survives on continual infusions of credit from outside Europe.
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