Swords and Scimitars tournament - arrange your matches here
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Re: Swords and Scimitars tournament - arrange your matches h
Div C
Cunningcairn: Medieval Cypriot (early)
Iandavidsmith: Later Crusader (Richard I)
Tullius: Nika Byzantine
Paulmcneil: Georgian 1124-1243
Bloodphoenix: Middle Bulgarian
Hi all! I'm putting up challenges for all of you, just my army to begin with - Seljuk Turk (Rum). Come get some.
pw seljuk
			
			
									
						
										
						Cunningcairn: Medieval Cypriot (early)
Iandavidsmith: Later Crusader (Richard I)
Tullius: Nika Byzantine
Paulmcneil: Georgian 1124-1243
Bloodphoenix: Middle Bulgarian
Hi all! I'm putting up challenges for all of you, just my army to begin with - Seljuk Turk (Rum). Come get some.
pw seljuk
Re: Swords and Scimitars tournament - arrange your matches h
div d
challenge for rex
pw: rexh
ricoual
			
			
									
						
										
						challenge for rex
pw: rexh
ricoual
Re: Swords and Scimitars tournament - arrange your matches h
Div D 
Challenges up for
Cromlechi pw = Cuman
Stockwellpete pw = Serbian
both mirror games posted as well
			
			
									
						
										
						Challenges up for
Cromlechi pw = Cuman
Stockwellpete pw = Serbian
both mirror games posted as well
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				stockwellpete
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Pool D
Two challenges for ricoual74, password is ricoual74. PM sent.
			
			
									
						
										
						Two challenges for ricoual74, password is ricoual74. PM sent.
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				voskarp
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Re: Swords and Scimitars tournament - arrange your matches h
Pool A
Challenges for batesmotel, password bate
May the best psycho win!!!
			
			
									
						
										
						Challenges for batesmotel, password bate
May the best psycho win!!!
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				Yuknoom
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Re: Swords and Scimitars tournament - arrange your matches h
Division B
Well, Solly isnt answering, and the rest are moving along, so i guess its time to take my whuppin'.
Challenges up from my Syrians for Jonathan4290's Byzantines. PW both games byzantine.
			
			
									
						
							Well, Solly isnt answering, and the rest are moving along, so i guess its time to take my whuppin'.
Challenges up from my Syrians for Jonathan4290's Byzantines. PW both games byzantine.
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				bloodphoenix
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Re: Swords and Scimitars tournament - arrange your matches h
Okay!  Heretics and Heathen, "Franks" and "Turks", Infidels one and all!  
Are you ready to rumble? Time to fight the Battle of the Bulge(arian)
Posting some "Division C" Challenges:
Cunningcairn: Medieval Cypriot vs Middle Bulgarian and vice versa, Passwords: cyprus
Iandavidsmith: Later Crusader(Richard) vs Middle Bulgarian and vice versa, Passwords: richie
Paulmcneil: Georgian 1124-1243 vs Middle Bulgarian and vice versa, Passwords: george
Londo: We're already fighting one battle, I'll put up a challenge with me as Seljuk Turks, Password: rum
I'm going to get these posted sometime today, but if you don't see it right away, check back in the evening.
PS: trivia factoid I discovered while researching something in this time period...
Any Star Trek fans, and most participants in popular culture, will be aware of the "Ferengi" race in the Star Trek setting.
As a character on one of the TV shows once described them: "They're greedy, misogynistic, untrustworthy little trolls,
and I wouldn't turn my back on one of them for a second." I always just assumed it was a made-up word...BUT...
found this interesting bit on-line:
"'Ferenghi' and similar terms are Arabic names for European traders, or for Westerners in general. Both the Arabic word
and the name are similarly pronounced [fɛˈrɪŋɡi]. The name is likely derived from the Arabic word faranj or ifranj, 'Franks',
or possibly the Persian word farangi, meaning 'foreigner'. In Ethiopia, ferenj or ferenji has the same meaning. The Greeks
sometimes use fra[n]gkoi (φράγκοι) as a mild slur against western Europeans. The term was used as a partially derogatory
term in India to denote the British."
			
			
									
						
										
						Are you ready to rumble? Time to fight the Battle of the Bulge(arian)
Posting some "Division C" Challenges:
Cunningcairn: Medieval Cypriot vs Middle Bulgarian and vice versa, Passwords: cyprus
Iandavidsmith: Later Crusader(Richard) vs Middle Bulgarian and vice versa, Passwords: richie
Paulmcneil: Georgian 1124-1243 vs Middle Bulgarian and vice versa, Passwords: george
Londo: We're already fighting one battle, I'll put up a challenge with me as Seljuk Turks, Password: rum
I'm going to get these posted sometime today, but if you don't see it right away, check back in the evening.
PS: trivia factoid I discovered while researching something in this time period...
Any Star Trek fans, and most participants in popular culture, will be aware of the "Ferengi" race in the Star Trek setting.
As a character on one of the TV shows once described them: "They're greedy, misogynistic, untrustworthy little trolls,
and I wouldn't turn my back on one of them for a second." I always just assumed it was a made-up word...BUT...
found this interesting bit on-line:
"'Ferenghi' and similar terms are Arabic names for European traders, or for Westerners in general. Both the Arabic word
and the name are similarly pronounced [fɛˈrɪŋɡi]. The name is likely derived from the Arabic word faranj or ifranj, 'Franks',
or possibly the Persian word farangi, meaning 'foreigner'. In Ethiopia, ferenj or ferenji has the same meaning. The Greeks
sometimes use fra[n]gkoi (φράγκοι) as a mild slur against western Europeans. The term was used as a partially derogatory
term in India to denote the British."
Re: Swords and Scimitars tournament - arrange your matches h
Pool B
Challenges up for:
Jonathan4290, PW: 4290
Solly, PW: Solly
MikeMarchant, PW: Mike
vs my Latin Greeks - haven't done mirror match challenges though yet.
			
			
									
						
										
						Challenges up for:
Jonathan4290, PW: 4290
Solly, PW: Solly
MikeMarchant, PW: Mike
vs my Latin Greeks - haven't done mirror match challenges though yet.
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				bloodphoenix
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Re: Swords and Scimitars tournament - arrange your matches h
bloodphoenix wrote: Posting some "Division C" Challenges:
Londo: We're already fighting one battle, I'll put up a challenge with me as Seljuk Turks, Password: rum
Update for Londo: it wouldn't take "rum" as a password - too short!
Re: Swords and Scimitars tournament - arrange your matches h
the game doesn't work for me Rex....rexhurley wrote:Div D
Challenges up for
Cromlechi pw = Cuman
Stockwellpete pw = Serbian
both mirror games posted as well
Ricoual
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While on the subject of etymology ...bloodphoenix wrote:PS: trivia factoid I discovered while researching something in this time period...
Any Star Trek fans, and most participants in popular culture, will be aware of the "Ferengi" race in the Star Trek setting.
As a character on one of the TV shows once described them: "They're greedy, misogynistic, untrustworthy little trolls,
and I wouldn't turn my back on one of them for a second." I always just assumed it was a made-up word...BUT...
found this interesting bit on-line:
"'Ferenghi' and similar terms are Arabic names for European traders, or for Westerners in general. Both the Arabic word
and the name are similarly pronounced [fɛˈrɪŋɡi]. The name is likely derived from the Arabic word faranj or ifranj, 'Franks',
or possibly the Persian word farangi, meaning 'foreigner'. In Ethiopia, ferenj or ferenji has the same meaning. The Greeks
sometimes use fra[n]gkoi (φράγκοι) as a mild slur against western Europeans. The term was used as a partially derogatory
term in India to denote the British."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BuggeryThe word "bugger" was derived, via the French bougre, from Bulgar, that is, "Bulgarian", meaning the medieval Bulgarian heretical sect of the Bogomils, which spread into Western Europe and was claimed by the established church to be devoted to the practice of sodomy.
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				bloodphoenix
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BuggeryLondo wrote:While on the subject of etymology ...
The word "bugger" was derived, via the French bougre, from Bulgar, that is, "Bulgarian", meaning the medieval Bulgarian heretical sect of the Bogomils, which spread into Western Europe and was claimed by the established church to be devoted to the practice of sodomy.
LOL...so when the random pick was done for armies, I drew command of a horde of buggering heretics?
Re: Swords and Scimitars tournament - arrange your matches h
Hey there Div. A Guys! I've had challenges up for some time now and sent PM's to Batesmotel and Dave_r and never recieved any acknowledgement, Just wondering if you are in this or not??  
  
  
    Okie
I know I'm not very good but at least I'm here and ready to play!
  
			
			
									
						
										
						I know I'm not very good but at least I'm here and ready to play!
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				Cunningcairn
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Group C
I have posted challenges for paulmcneil, londo, iandavidsmith, and tullius. Please see PM for details. PW is your user name in lower case.
cheers
Martin
			
			
									
						
										
						I have posted challenges for paulmcneil, londo, iandavidsmith, and tullius. Please see PM for details. PW is your user name in lower case.
cheers
Martin
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				iandavidsmith
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ATT : Paulmcneil
Challenge Posted
My Crusaders versus your Georgians
password = george
Good luck
Ian
			
			
									
						
										
						Challenge Posted
My Crusaders versus your Georgians
password = george
Good luck
Ian
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				iandavidsmith
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ATT: Tullius
Challenge Postes
My Crusaders versus your Byzantines
password = nikky
Good Luck,
Ian
			
			
									
						
										
						Challenge Postes
My Crusaders versus your Byzantines
password = nikky
Good Luck,
Ian
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				tony craven
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Is Cumans still around   
Still have not played him in div D
game is still up pw is craven
Not that it matters to me since my oppents crushed me darn you all
			
			
									
						
										
						Still have not played him in div D
game is still up pw is craven
Not that it matters to me since my oppents crushed me darn you all
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				tony craven
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Bah     it was cromlechi
			
			
									
						
										
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				Yuknoom
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Has there been any word from Solly? Not much time to get replacement games in, or am I looking at the wrong thread?-Tom
			
			
									
						
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				Jonathan4290
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No word from Solly. As we don't have any reserves this time and it is too late, I'll likely just be adjudicating all his matches. This is unfortunate because this means one pool had 6 and another had 4 players. Oh well, this stuff happens.
			
			
									
						
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