Re: The "mini" Not (Yet) Banned Forum
Posted: Mon Oct 13, 2008 2:16 am
"...tried to play me but you never paid me..."
Conquer Club, a free online multiplayer variation of a popular world domination board game.
http://www.tools.conquerclub.com/forum2/
http://www.tools.conquerclub.com/forum2/viewtopic.php?t=66495
jonesthecurl wrote:They invented it, and then held a competition to find if anybody could find a reason to use it!
BaldAdonis wrote:jonesthecurl wrote:They invented it, and then held a competition to find if anybody could find a reason to use it!
This sounds suspiciously like the entire history of mathematics.
Oh, and my favourite are the real ones. Plastic reds with white pips and the hard edges. All three, for stacking (corners in pips) and crackling (the shake before the roll).
Frop wrote:White pips and great expectations?
jonesthecurl wrote:Mr Changsha wrote:A nice cup of tea and a biscuit - or two if I am feeling a little racy that evening!
There is more than enough excitement to be had from eating a digestive biscuit and following it up with a chocolate finger I can tell you!
Every once in a while I can be tempted into a strawberry tart after a CC speed game, but only if I am out of chocolate fingers.
Well said, sir - and if that not enough excitement for one day, translate a page or two of the Book of Mormon into morse code.
Fruitcake wrote:jonesthecurl wrote:Mr Changsha wrote:A nice cup of tea and a biscuit - or two if I am feeling a little racy that evening!
There is more than enough excitement to be had from eating a digestive biscuit and following it up with a chocolate finger I can tell you!
Every once in a while I can be tempted into a strawberry tart after a CC speed game, but only if I am out of chocolate fingers.
Well said, sir - and if that not enough excitement for one day, translate a page or two of the Book of Mormon into morse code.
Rubbish and nonsense. The ONLY biscuit to 'warm down' with is a Hobnob. Do not accept any ther players, they are but poor substitutes for the true Prince of the bicci world.
Fruitcake wrote:jonesthecurl wrote:Mr Changsha wrote:A nice cup of tea and a biscuit - or two if I am feeling a little racy that evening!
There is more than enough excitement to be had from eating a digestive biscuit and following it up with a chocolate finger I can tell you!
Every once in a while I can be tempted into a strawberry tart after a CC speed game, but only if I am out of chocolate fingers.
Well said, sir - and if that not enough excitement for one day, translate a page or two of the Book of Mormon into morse code.
Rubbish and nonsense. The ONLY biscuit to 'warm down' with is a Hobnob. Do not accept any other players, they are but poor substitutes for the true Prince of the bicci world.
Simon Viavant wrote:To discriminate and put one dice above others seems harmless, but studies have shown that things like that is a sympom of disriminating in real life and putting one gender, color, or religion above others. It might not even be a conscious decision, but it's inherently in your personality. You should seek professional help to learn to accept people and not make a blind distinction.
Dancing Mustard wrote:So you've just finished a marathon speed-game, your adrenalin is pumping, and you won't be able to sleep for hours. It's a familiar feeling and most speed-gamers have dealt with it at least once before (especially after hardcore world 2.1 epics).
But how to beat that rush? Sure it feels great for a couple of minutes, but sooner or later you need to go back to being a civilised human being again? So my question is: What do people do to help them chill out and calm down after particularly intense CC games?
Music, activities, mental techniques, anything... share your thoughts and we can beat adrenalin pump together.
Fruitcake wrote:jonesthecurl wrote:Mr Changsha wrote:A nice cup of tea and a biscuit - or two if I am feeling a little racy that evening!
There is more than enough excitement to be had from eating a digestive biscuit and following it up with a chocolate finger I can tell you!
Every once in a while I can be tempted into a strawberry tart after a CC speed game, but only if I am out of chocolate fingers.
Well said, sir - and if that not enough excitement for one day, translate a page or two of the Book of Mormon into morse code.
Rubbish and nonsense. The ONLY biscuit to 'warm down' with is a Hobnob. Do not accept any other players, they are but poor substitutes for the true Prince of the bicci world.
Dancing Mustard wrote:Personally, I think we should all just have used 'Erober Klubben' as our personal hangout while this problem persisted. That place looks like it could do with the company.
pimpdave wrote:Wait, I'm not going to get into some kind of trouble for that, am I?
hecter wrote:pimpdave wrote:Wait, I'm not going to get into some kind of trouble for that, am I?
Ya... I once got in trouble for posting in there because a mod thought I couldn't actually speak Norwegian... I can't and was just using an online translator, but that's not the point!
pimpdave wrote:hecter wrote:pimpdave wrote:Wait, I'm not going to get into some kind of trouble for that, am I?
Ya... I once got in trouble for posting in there because a mod thought I couldn't actually speak Norwegian... I can't and was just using an online translator, but that's not the point!
Also, that sounds completely fucking batshit loonball. What mod would be that much a jerk? What if you're just trying to LEARN Norwegian?
I'm familiar with a couple of other languages, but am not fluent. Does that preclude me from participating in their fora?
pimpdave wrote:Also, that sounds completely fucking batshit loonball. What mod would be that much a jerk? What if you're just trying to LEARN Norwegian?
I'm familiar with a couple of other languages, but am not fluent. Does that preclude me from participating in their fora?
Dancing Mustard wrote:Also, couldn't you just go find a couple of Norwegian phrases, then use them to disguise your original post as bona fide Netherlands talk?
Edit out all the English, then only Apey is doing anything wrong. One stone, two birds, three braincells. It's how we roll out here in DC.