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ah, Paoluccio.
Mi manchi. Ma vedo che sei occupato.
Spero di rivederti presto altrove.
Sogni d'oro, mio caro...
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...apologies proffered for the extremely basic level of my Italian. hopefully the intent is recognizable...
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Xar wrote:Don't be too quick to rejoice, not everyone has sent the turn...
After all the work I put into getting people to submit on time, they're gonna pull this?!?!??? Names. Give me names.
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Rothmog wrote:hi guys! as you can see Uncle Rothmog isn't much present in the game since a while... it is just because Real Life events are taking me away from any kind of game i'm trying to play... :P

so i'm afraid, but i have to leave the game. i hope you all understand. i'm sure you all will have a lot of fun playing pantheon for the few days that remain to Eiran (evil laugh here).

Take care my friends!
Sorry to see you go. Hopefully they are busy but pleasant real-life things. Take care!
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Sorry to hear it man. Maybe you'll join us again next time. :D

(Fist's post notwithstanding, I only remembered at 23h15 last night. :D Sent it in time though. ;) )

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This is such a strange feeling...

I have always waited pretty much right up until deadline to even start thinking of potential actions, most of the time struggling to come up with anything even potentially decent. And I have always shook my head at Fist's planning and execution of turns way in to the future.

However, this past turn I pretty much knew what I was going to do as soon as last season's results came out, and had the turn pretty much written up last week. Depending on how results go, especially regarding one teeny portion that I wrote regarding this turn's action, I already have four possible courses of powered actions laid out for the next turn or more...

This never happens to me.

Maybe I can occasionally be a little more sympathetic towards Fist in regards towards his impatience during processing. ;)

*sits and twiddles thumbs *not* so patiently*
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Ms. Spontaneous
Is actually plannning?
What will come of this?
Yes, I am an alt
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Dread Poet Jethro wrote:Ms. Spontaneous
Is actually plannning?
What will come of this?
Nothing good, I tell you :P Then again, apportioning catastrophes is the funniest part of processing :twisted:
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So ... don't hold us in suspense! Who missed their submission this time?!! :biggrin:
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Xar wrote:
Dread Poet Jethro wrote:Ms. Spontaneous
Is actually plannning?
What will come of this?
Nothing good, I tell you :P Then again, apportioning catastrophes is the funniest part of processing :twisted:
Nooo...
*drops heads in hands*
...refers the AllFather to cho's title under her user name...

Is there anything cho will ever get right??? :cry:

At least I didn't ask for CHs or if processing has started yet.
Won't do that again.
Nuh-uh...no way...no how...
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Just one player, Koel's...
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NO

WAY

!!!!!!

Seriously, no way. Something happened. Did it go to your junk folder? He txted AND PMed me yesterday, early morning my time, thanking me for the deadline reminder, and verifying that I was sending him power for the TR. I replied with a PM, which he opened. There's no way he didn't know what was going on or when.
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He will have to turn back time to get it in now!!
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I tell you...

Man, oh man...

The fact that this means we can say "The God of Time is late?!?" doesn't make up for missing this turn and wasting my DRPs. I want one DAMNED good story for this!!
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Actually nevermind, I found it... all accounted for :D
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You're a funny guy, Xar. A funny, funny guy.
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Fist and Faith wrote:You're a funny guy, Xar. A funny, funny guy.
Nah, I just wanted to see whether you'd burst an artery :P Well, the plan failed... back to the drawing board then :twisted:
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Did I mention how very funny you are?
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:haha: :haha:

Perhaps I will do something that will help, Xar! :twisted:
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Xar wrote:Nothing good, I tell you :P Then again, apportioning catastrophes is the funniest part of processing :twisted:
I knew it, you sadistic bastard! :LOLS:

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Fist may not have burst an artery, but I, good friend of Koel's that I am, apparently left a useless and possibly quite senseless voice mail message for him the other night.
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