Extreme Global Warming [Quenched]

pepperonibread · Post by **pepperonibread** » Wed May 09, 2007 6:22 pm

The quote is getting too big.
john: Are you saying that I should split that whole area into just two territories, and name the top one Yukon and the bottom one Prairies?

pepperonibread · Post by **pepperonibread** » Wed May 09, 2007 6:24 pm

wrightfan: Because then the hovercraft could go across the land too.

wrightfan123 · Post by **wrightfan123** » Fri May 11, 2007 5:54 am

pepperonibread wrote:wrightfan: Because then the hovercraft could go across the land too.

Specially designed hovercrafts that are water powered.

WHAT NOW!

pepperonibread · Post by **pepperonibread** » Fri May 11, 2007 6:17 am

wrightfan123 wrote:
pepperonibread wrote:wrightfan: Because then the hovercraft could go across the land too.

Specially designed hovercrafts that are water powered. WHAT NOW!

Why would we go through the trouble of making hovercrafts that could only travel across water?

1st chair flute · Post by **1st chair flute** » Fri May 11, 2007 2:50 pm

who cares this is becoming social lounge just focus on the making of the map!!!!!!

wrightfan123 · Post by **wrightfan123** » Fri May 11, 2007 2:56 pm

pepperonibread wrote:
wrightfan123 wrote:
pepperonibread wrote:wrightfan: Because then the hovercraft could go across the land too.

Specially designed hovercrafts that are water powered. WHAT NOW!

Why would we go through the trouble of making hovercrafts that could only travel across water?

They have land crafts, but they get shot down by Anti-Aircraft guns

pepperonibread · Post by **pepperonibread** » Fri May 11, 2007 3:07 pm

1st chair flute wrote:who cares this is becoming social lounge just focus on the making of the map!!!!!!

No one's posting about the map.

wrightfan123 · Post by **wrightfan123** » Fri May 11, 2007 4:27 pm

Okay then, personaly I think the vertical text is cool and unique. Keep it. The bonuses are fine and should be set in stone. For the Canada problem, cut off a chunk of Quebec and name it Nunavut. Happy now?

-wrightfan123

pepperonibread · Post by **pepperonibread** » Fri May 11, 2007 4:42 pm

wrightfan123 wrote:Okay then, personaly I think the vertical text is cool and unique. Keep it. The bonuses are fine and should be set in stone. For the Canada problem, cut off a chunk of Quebec and name it Nunavut. Happy now?

-wrightfan123

Well, I think john might be the "expert" on the Canada thing (he's from Canada).

RobinJ · Post by **RobinJ** » Fri May 11, 2007 5:32 pm

pepperonibread wrote:
1st chair flute wrote:who cares this is becoming social lounge just focus on the making of the map!!!!!!

No one's posting about the map.

The map is very good - get it quenched soon. (Just my $0.02)

wrightfan123 · Post by **wrightfan123** » Fri May 11, 2007 7:40 pm

pepperonibread wrote:
wrightfan123 wrote:Okay then, personaly I think the vertical text is cool and unique. Keep it. The bonuses are fine and should be set in stone. For the Canada problem, cut off a chunk of Quebec and name it Nunavut. Happy now?

-wrightfan123

Well, I think john might be the "expert" on the Canada thing (he's from Canada).

But I have a shirt FROM Canada!

1st chair flute · Post by **1st chair flute** » Sat May 12, 2007 6:06 am

does it have the cnadian history, maps, statistics, ect.

SHIRTS DONT WORK CONOR!!!!!!!!!!

wrightfan123 · Post by **wrightfan123** » Sat May 12, 2007 8:03 am

Okay whatever. I think that the bonus for Asia should be in line with Africa and North America. Just my opinion.

wrightfan123 · Post by **wrightfan123** » Sat May 12, 2007 5:55 pm

1st chair flute · Post by **1st chair flute** » Sun May 13, 2007 6:45 am

okay............................................. someone get andy and get him to final forge this

wrightfan123 · Post by **wrightfan123** » Sun May 13, 2007 10:35 am

1st chair flute wrote:okay............................................. someone get andy and get him to final forge this

really, this map'sa good enough. espicially since it has Andy's backing

snufkin · Post by **snufkin** » Sun May 13, 2007 10:52 am

Please use something else than imgplace - can´t see the map anymore.

pepperonibread · Post by **pepperonibread** » Sun May 13, 2007 12:28 pm

snufkin wrote:Please use something else than imgplace - can´t see the map anymore.

Alright, I changed it, sorry, ImageShack wasn't working for me before.

1st chair flute · Post by **1st chair flute** » Sun May 13, 2007 6:58 pm

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ( :-$

,Im asleap waiting for the map to get final forged)

Gustaf Wasa · Post by **Gustaf Wasa** » Sun May 13, 2007 10:05 pm

You realize the earth in the Dark Ages was much hotter than it is now - the time when Greenland was green, and they grew vineyards in Britain - and that the polar caps are actually increasing in size today, despite the propaganda you are fed by those who use pollution as a propaganda tool to make Westerners feel ashamed of technology?

You realize that in the 70s and 80s, the leftist propaganda machine was warning of the effects of global cooling? Pollution was supposed to cover the earth and shut out the sun, etc. In a course of three years in the 80s, that crowd changed their tune from cooling to warming, without missing a beat or apologizing for their earlier propaganda.

You realize that before that, there was the global-acid-rain scare (which is why you see constant acid rain in the movie Bladerunner), and before that we were supposed to run out of metals in the 70s, and then there is of course the idea that oil would be made up of fossils (yeah, right) instead of being a primordial goo pushed up from the earth core.

You realize that despite the deception, such as crying "disaster" every time there is a flood somewhere (apparently there were no floods, earthguakes, or tornadoes before the most recent decades) there is absolutely no proof of this "global warming"? And that the few degrees of increasing temperature, which actually was higher during the Depression when world use of fossil fuel fell dramatically, is easily explained by the ever-changing sun? Like it has been throughout world history?

But of course, the media owners and the State have made up their mind, with their latest propaganda tool. So any college-employee who knows what is best for him better nod and say amen, or his career is out the window, along with his research grants. And abracadabra, you have "hundreds of scientists agree that..." You never hear about the dissenters to the prevailing orthodoxy, of course.

There have been warming and cooling periods in the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the 1800s, the Antique era ... and of course, there is such a thing as ice ages, that come and go. Because of fossil fuels, no doubt.

Propaganda is a bad idea for a map. Scrap it.

The Random One · Post by **The Random One** » Mon May 14, 2007 5:59 am

You realize the earth in the Dark Ages was much hotter than it is now - the time when Greenland was green,

Wait, what? From what I've read Greenland was never green. It was named that by the Viking explorers who wanted their folk to get out of small Scandinavia and explore the world - because of the flat bottom design of Viking ships, people in there were very prone to seasickness, so they named a frozen island they'd found "Greenland" as misleading advertising.

Was that a fairy tale?

Anyway, even if global warming isn't true, that doesn't matter, 'cause the map is awesome. Myself, I lean towards the Futurama theory: global warming does happen, but nuclear winter cancels it out. (Except I think it'll be a new ice age instead. Oh well.)

pepperonibread · Post by **pepperonibread** » Mon May 14, 2007 6:31 am

Gustaf Wasa wrote:You realize the earth in the Dark Ages was much hotter than it is now - the time when Greenland was green, and they grew vineyards in Britain - and that the polar caps are actually increasing in size today, despite the propaganda you are fed by those who use pollution as a propaganda tool to make Westerners feel ashamed of technology?

You realize that in the 70s and 80s, the leftist propaganda machine was warning of the effects of global cooling? Pollution was supposed to cover the earth and shut out the sun, etc. In a course of three years in the 80s, that crowd changed their tune from cooling to warming, without missing a beat or apologizing for their earlier propaganda.

You realize that before that, there was the global-acid-rain scare (which is why you see constant acid rain in the movie Bladerunner), and before that we were supposed to run out of metals in the 70s, and then there is of course the idea that oil would be made up of fossils (yeah, right) instead of being a primordial goo pushed up from the earth core.

You realize that despite the deception, such as crying "disaster" every time there is a flood somewhere (apparently there were no floods, earthguakes, or tornadoes before the most recent decades) there is absolutely no proof of this "global warming"? And that the few degrees of increasing temperature, which actually was higher during the Depression when world use of fossil fuel fell dramatically, is easily explained by the ever-changing sun? Like it has been throughout world history?

But of course, the media owners and the State have made up their mind, with their latest propaganda tool. So any college-employee who knows what is best for him better nod and say amen, or his career is out the window, along with his research grants. And abracadabra, you have "hundreds of scientists agree that..." You never hear about the dissenters to the prevailing orthodoxy, of course.

There have been warming and cooling periods in the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the 1800s, the Antique era ... and of course, there is such a thing as ice ages, that come and go. Because of fossil fuels, no doubt.

Propaganda is a bad idea for a map. Scrap it.

Like The Random One said, this map isn't supposed to support anything or influence anyone. It's just meant to be fun.

1st chair flute · Post by **1st chair flute** » Mon May 14, 2007 2:48 pm

stupid critics

wrightfan123 · Post by **wrightfan123** » Mon May 14, 2007 4:01 pm

Amen to that! Kill the communists! WITCH HUNT!

The Random One · Post by **The Random One** » Tue May 15, 2007 5:58 am

Let's do a Nuclear Winter map next, in which the seas are ice-covered territories, but if you have more than one army in them at any time the ice cracks and they all die.

:roll:

In unrelated news, I really like this map.