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Wed 7th Dec 2011 15:47 #1 / 11"If an incompetent chieftain is removed, seldom do we appoint his highest-ranking subordinate to his place" - Attila the Hun
Can you name the strategist who came up with this one?
"Know. Think. Choose. Do"
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Wed 7th Dec 2011 16:30 #2 / 11Two Eyes for An Eye, The Jaw for A Tooth
I saw we had a WG player called Ender's shadow.
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Fri 6th Jan 2012 20:42 #3 / 11
Is there a prize? That should be your thing, like Nygma and his riddles! I'm just gonna guess Attila for all of them until it is correct!
I have no idea on that one!
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Fri 6th Jan 2012 23:53 #4 / 11
"If an incompetent chieftain is removed, seldom do we appoint his highest-ranking subordinate to his place" - Attila the Hun
Toto responded with the right answer almost impossibly quickly, as if he had just read the book (like I had when posting the original message). Kind of took the fun out of it...
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Sat 7th Jan 2012 05:50 #5 / 11
It should be possible to play WG boards in real-time ..without the wait, regardless of how many are playing.
Yeah, Toto ...and Google.
https://sites.google.com/site/m57sengine/home
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Sat 7th Jan 2012 13:48 #6 / 11
Two Eyes for An Eye, The Jaw for A Tooth
Who is this player called Google ? Is he any good at Antastic ?
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Sun 8th Jan 2012 10:17 #7 / 11
"If an incompetent chieftain is removed, seldom do we appoint his highest-ranking subordinate to his place" - Attila the Hun
Toto wrote:
Who is this player called Google ? Is he any good at Antastic ?
.lol.
How did we ever find anything before Google?
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Mon 9th Jan 2012 11:44 #8 / 11
I'm a man.
yahoo. before that? librarians. :^)
But I can change,
if I have to,
I guess...
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Mon 9th Jan 2012 12:08 #9 / 11
Join the Cult of RiskyBack...it's fun and the Kool Aid is YUMMY!
Or perhaps he reads good books and then remembers important aspects of the book. I got it as soon as I read it.
Try this one:
Always be nice until it's time to not be nice
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Mon 9th Jan 2012 14:04 #10 / 11
@Risky: Sweet sweet Dalton.
Used to manage a bar, and whenever the GM used to regale us with his stories of his good ole days of "stickin' [his] size 12 up dudes &*%" he used to use that phrase all the time.
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Mon 16th Jan 2012 18:36 #11 / 11
