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stratagos (3269 D(S))
03 Nov 11 UTC
Chainsaw Diplomacy Public Press
Any of you idiots capable of processing the simple concept? Details inside..
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abgemacht (1076 D(G))
03 Nov 11 UTC
Minor Car Trouble
So, I've been having a little trouble with my car and I'm trying to fix it myself without going to a shop. So far, my attempts haven't been successful and my internet searches have been less than helpful. I thought someone here may be able to give me some tips. Details inside.

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obiwanobiwan (248 D)
02 Nov 11 UTC
The Top 10 Most Important Battles of All-Time
Pretty self-explanatory...if you want to try and rank your picks, bonus points.
I WILL give one caveat--all of my picks ARE slanted towards the West, that's just my bias...don't know enough Eastern Theatre battles to really include many, and those that do make my list are because the West drove back the East...so you can include Eastern battles--please do!--but I don't known them, so can't include them. Let the War of the Words begin! :)
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President Eden (2750 D)
06 Nov 11 UTC
WHOOOOOOOOO YEAAAAAAAAAAH
You only wish your team won the most epic college football game of all time.
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ChadDC (615 D)
06 Nov 11 UTC
Political Propaganda Help!
Hey guys and gals out there! My name is Chad, and I am making a request to all you out there who are interested: Want to help me run for "President?"
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Ges (292 D)
06 Nov 11 UTC
12-hr Classic WTA Gunboat, 10 pt. buy-in
gameID=71558

Two players needed in a day.
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trip (696 D(B))
05 Nov 11 UTC
Chew on this...
Tettleton's Chew, utilize this thread by posting new topics of discussion here and only here.
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Lando Calrissian (100 D(S))
04 Nov 11 UTC
One thousand
gameID=71433
PM me for password.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
13 Oct 11 UTC
George Will is priceless
George Will is rarely matched as a political commentator. His column on the Occupy Wall Street bunch is unforgettable.
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
13 Oct 11 UTC
Demands posted in OWS’s name include a “guaranteed living wage income regardless of employment”; a $20-an-hour minimum wage (above the $16 entry wage the United Auto Workers just negotiated with GM); ending “the fossil fuel economy”; “open borders” so “anyone can travel anywhere to work and live”; $1 trillion for infrastructure; $1 trillion for “ecological restoration” (e.g., re-establishing “the natural flow of river systems”); “free college education.”

And forgiveness of “all debt on the entire planet period.” Progressivism’s battle cry is: “Mulligan!”
Putin33 (111 D)
13 Oct 11 UTC
George Will? I can only imagine next you'll be lionizing Andy Rooney. You really are a grumpy old man.

http://www.chron.com/opinion/outlook/article/Will-Denim-s-an-infantile-uniform-for-1611966.php
George Will is quite a funny lunatic isn't he? Absolutely *priceless*.
ulytau (541 D)
13 Oct 11 UTC
What an article, Putin. I also happen to loathe the fact that jeans are everywhere. No need to draw some overarching social conclusions from it though, it only makes you sound like a moralist whiner. Which might be the case with Will, never heard of him so hard to judge. He probably is, such assisine attititudes seldom account for much more.
SacredDigits (102 D)
13 Oct 11 UTC
Is there something wrong with re-establishing the natural flow of river systems? I have two examples that show the current policies towards them are not just ecologically destructive but economically as well.

First, the Colorado River. It no longer runs to the sea because so much water is diverted for Las Vegas, Phoenix, Lake Mead, etc. This impacts Mexico, who gets no benefit from the diversions. So, at the Colorado Delta, there are wetlands where endangered species live, and it's Mexico's job to protect them, but they're not the ones destroying the habitat by drying up the river. So they convinced the US to find a way to preserve the wetlands which was done by rerouting some of the diverted water directly to the wetlands instead of just letting the river flow, costing a significant amount of money.

The Mekong is the other example, where China's rapids blasting and damming has severely reduced the size and quantity and variety of fish which can be caught downriver in areas like Laos and Cambodia that rely upon their fishing industry. As the right to swing my fist ends at your face, should not the right to dam a river end when it impacts other countries who share that waterway? China isn't doing any kind of reparations, unlike the US, so it's not costing them a cent, but it definitely has an economic impact.
SacredDigits (102 D)
13 Oct 11 UTC
I read the jeans Will article, and I have to say...does he realize that most of the things he's talking shit about in modern culture have existed for some time? He taunts Batman movies and cartoons for adults, but both of those reach back to the 60's at minimum. The Flintstones was originally sponsored by cigarette companies and ran in prime time. To say nothing of Fritz the Cat, etc.
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
13 Oct 11 UTC
So if you are playing a progressive in diplomacy who hangs at the Wall Street protests and he makes a bad move don't be surprised when you hear "Mulligan!"
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
19 Oct 11 UTC
George Will has a great command of history.
The Wall Street protests by misguided twenty somethings will hopefully hurt the lunatic liberal socialists as they did forty years ago.

"From 1965 through 1968, the left found its voice and style in consciousness-raising demonstrations and disruptions. In November 1968, the nation, its consciousness raised, elected Richard Nixon president and gave 56.9 percent of the popular vote to Nixon or George Wallace. Republicans won four of the next five presidential elections."
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
20 Oct 11 UTC
George Will's latest piece is absolutely fabulous.

Progressives have long lamented the fact that the Framers designed a Constitution replete with impediments to federal government activism — fetters such as federalism itself, enumerated powers, three branches of government, two rivalrous wings of the legislative branch, supermajorities, judicial review and presidential vetoes.

Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
29 Oct 11 UTC
George Will's one lines keep going.

Obama, a floundering naif who thinks ATMs aggravate unemployment, is bewildered by a national tragedy of shattered dreams, decaying workforce skills and forgone wealth creation.
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
02 Nov 11 UTC
More priceless George Will

A society that thinks the choice between ways of living is just a choice between equally eligible "lifestyles" turns universities into academic cafeterias offering junk food for the mind.
Tom Bombadil (4023 D(G))
02 Nov 11 UTC
Does it count as spamming the forum when TC keep rebumping this thread and he is the only one who has posted in it since Oct 13th?
Invictus (240 D)
02 Nov 11 UTC
Thanks to the new mute button nonsense, there is no such thing as spamming any more. Sure puts those of us who oppose it on principle at a real disadvantage...
Tom Bombadil (4023 D(G))
02 Nov 11 UTC
yeah. oh well. maybe its time....
Agreed, the mute button is the worst thing to happen to this forum since Tettleton's Chew.
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
03 Nov 11 UTC
Are they really principles you believe in if you whine about them?
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
03 Nov 11 UTC
I fully embrace the mute button on principle. Anyone can post whatever is on their mind in an exercise of free speech, and anyone is free to choose what they do and don't read. The mute button is brilliantly empowering of the individual.
Jacob (2466 D)
03 Nov 11 UTC
Tettleton, you have some interesting things to say and I am sympathetic to many or most of your views. Your posts are generally free of grammatical error and show a fair amount of thought behind them. I have to wonder, why the heck post them here?
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
03 Nov 11 UTC
Why not?
I play diplomacy here constantly.
This forum pops up on my screen every time I log in.
The forum is covered with the idiot rantings of brain dead socialists, ignorant teenagers, and fools.
Why not post something of substance and intelligence instead?
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
06 Nov 11 UTC
Anyone who says that Will doesn't go after Republicans simply never reads him.

A jewel from his column today.

"Newt Gingrich, never one to miss an opportunity for rhetorical flamboyance..." LOL!


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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
12 Oct 11 UTC
Positive Rights Foolishness
Many foolish individuals in these forums post positive rights ideology.
What a worthless, destructive point of view.
Look at what it has done to Europe since the end of WWII.
God help us save American from this lunacy.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
03 Nov 11 UTC
Slavoj Zizek on Charlie Rose
One of the best philosophers around. If you didn't catch the Charlie Rose episode with Slavoj then treat yourself,
http://www.charlierose.com/view/interview/11966#
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Tiamat (0 DX)
04 Nov 11 UTC
Fresh Meat
Hey everybody. I just came across this site when looking for diplomacy tactics...I have to say it might definitely be worth my time. Since I'm a new guy at this site, how do I start playing a game with other people?
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fulhamish (4134 D)
06 Nov 11 UTC
Darmstadtium (Ds), roentgenium (Rg) and copernicium (Cn)
I see that we have three new elements to add to the Periodic Table.
I just wonder is it really appropriate to call these fleetingly present nuclear bodies elemental?
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SpeakerToAliens (147 D(S))
05 Nov 11 UTC
Clear Air Turbulence
gameID=71500. No in-game messaging, Anonymous players, Winner-takes-all, 30 D buy-in.
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Marti the Bruce (100 D)
06 Nov 11 UTC
Sydney FC
I know most here are not Australian, nor football supporters, but the Sky Blues had a most fantastic and heroic victory tonight over Gold Coast United. 3-2 at the death. Karol Kisel scores a penalty at 90+3mins! Brilliant!
Discuss.....lol
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Draugnar (0 DX)
01 Nov 11 UTC
ACORN's at it again...
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/10/26/exclusive-acorn-playing-behind-scenes-role-in-occupy-movement/?intcmp=obinsite

Doesn't surprise me one bit...
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AverageWhiteBoy (314 D)
04 Nov 11 UTC
Seven best fictional characters to play Diplomacy together
Who knows, maybe this'll become a tournament or something.
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President Eden (2750 D)
05 Nov 11 UTC
Hey guys, let's be nicer to newer gunboaters.
I've been going through and updating my stats on my profile page so I can show my record in full, partial and no press (and update messages/game), and so I got to see how well I played in gunboat to start. Guess what I found?
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
02 Nov 11 UTC
The Failure of European Socialism
We are living in historic times. Right before our eyes the failed model of European socialism is collapsing. The only question is what will exist in its ruins? The senseless youth violence in England, and the self-pitying protests of you Frenchmen do not bode well for the continents decaying culture.
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dubjamaica (0 DX)
04 Nov 11 UTC
free booze
gameID=71510 join if you want free booze
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Diplomat33 (243 D(B))
04 Nov 11 UTC
Google Easter Egg- Do a barrel roll
What fun. I love easter eggs. Type in do a barrel roll n google and it will. Also Z or R twice works as a tribute to starfox.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
11 Oct 11 UTC
The Importance of Enrtrepreneurship
This is something that socialists, marxists, and statists do not comprehend, the importance of entrepreneurship to economic growth.
In fact entrepreneurship is the only advantage the United States has on the rest of the world.
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GinoKay (249 D)
04 Nov 11 UTC
11-SC Argentina replacement needed
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martinck1 (4464 D(S))
03 Nov 11 UTC
The 47% Game
See below
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yujufrazer (100 D)
04 Nov 11 UTC
Help
http://webdiplomacy.net/map.php?gameID=71205&turn=5&mapType=large

K here is our map. my question is, if i move my boat from the english channel to the northsea with support from norwegian sea. but he moves his boat from north sea to BEL, with support from Hol, would my move stop his move or at least cut support?
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
02 Nov 11 UTC
Herman Cain & Bill Clinton
How can a decade old accusation of sexual harassment against Herman Cain even be an issue in American politics after all the liberals dismissed Bill Clinton's adultery with a member of the staff in the White House as being completely irrelevant to his job as president.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
10 Oct 11 UTC
How the World Really Works II
Since so many don't understand how the world around them works this thread is crucial.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
02 Oct 11 UTC
Lower Taxes=More Revenue
The 28% tax on long-term capital gains brought in only $36.9 billion a year from 1987 to 1997, according to the Treasury Department, while the 15% tax brought in $96.8 billion a year from 2004 to 2007.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424053111904194604576583151431651920.html
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DonXavier (1341 D)
04 Nov 11 UTC
1 more for 200 point buy in
Ancient Med
1 more player
200 point buy in
http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=71261
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Tru Ninja (1016 D(S))
03 Nov 11 UTC
Let's Assume
You're France in S01 and Italy moves to Piedmont while Marseilles moved to Spain and Paris to Picardy along with Brest-MAO. Barring any real diplomacy that has gone on, are you more likely to return to Marseilles in the fall assuming Italy will attack it, or list a hold order assuming a bluff?
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