I'll be playing in Lance & Bow. I'll drop by to say hi.rbodleyscott wrote:I will be at Britcon, umpiring and playing in the FOGR pre-release tournament.iversonjm wrote:As a question, will anyone here be at Britcon? I'm flying over for it, and would like to put some faces with usernames.
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Re: TableTop Wargamers
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A long time ago there was a thread where players gave their location , I think it was for the league, knowing your opponents TZ etc when MP ist startediversonjm wrote:BTW, I looks like no less then four of us (me, Batesmotel, Davidfagnand, and Gray Mouser are in Massachusetts in the USA (which isn't that big a place). Anyone else?
I tried to find it but its likly 60 pages buried......
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It might have been Thomas, or it might have been Ned, who is 6 years younger. He gave Lorenzo Mele a good game at that Britcon, and usually beats me.ahuyton wrote:I have pleasant memories of your son (more child at that time) beating me at DBM at Britcon and in particular using a light horse to quick kill a double based knight general. He was a bold player!rbodleyscott wrote:But can they be pressed into service as opponents?petergarnett wrote:Helps that my kids are teenagers now so I have a lot more time.
If not, you have clearly brought them up wrong.
(I am off to Devizes in 2 weeks to play in a FOG double tournament with my 28 year old son as partner).
viewtopic.php?t=14029TheGrayMouser wrote: A long time ago there was a thread where players gave their location , I think it was for the league, knowing your opponents TZ etc when MP ist started
I tried to find it but its likly 60 pages buried......
Re: Wargames & Beer Do Mix
Isn't an Emu a Swan, Larger?Blathergut wrote:Gods know what you do to emus down there to make them into beer!claymore wrote:A couple of months ago I hunted down some old photo's of my WA war-gaming companions as I wanted to digitize them for posterity. Despite all of us still looking very attractive for young adults (sporting a little more hair - well, a LOT more hair), the thing I noticed was the sheer volume of beer that we consumed! In those days there were no drink-driving laws (certainly not enforced if they existed). The beer was terrible stuff too. Emu Export and Swan Larger. But we knew no better at the time.

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Uh, I think its more like an Ostrich, except larger!Triarius wrote:Isn't an Emu a Swan, Larger?Blathergut wrote:Gods know what you do to emus down there to make them into beer!claymore wrote:A couple of months ago I hunted down some old photo's of my WA war-gaming companions as I wanted to digitize them for posterity. Despite all of us still looking very attractive for young adults (sporting a little more hair - well, a LOT more hair), the thing I noticed was the sheer volume of beer that we consumed! In those days there were no drink-driving laws (certainly not enforced if they existed). The beer was terrible stuff too. Emu Export and Swan Larger. But we knew no better at the time.
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Re: Wargames & Beer Do Mix
Yes, both are bitter lager's http://www.australianbeers.com/history/swan.htmTheGrayMouser wrote:Uh, I think its more like an Ostrich, except larger!Triarius wrote:Isn't an Emu a Swan, Larger?Blathergut wrote: Gods know what you do to emus down there to make them into beer!
Even Emu Bitter.
Yes, they taste like the urine excreted by both creatures. Unfortunately it was all we had to drink in the late 70"s

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Gazxtrix & I are from Oztralia (although he was born a Pom - that's an Englishman for our Yankee friends).iversonjm wrote:BTW, I looks like no less then four of us (me, Batesmotel, Davidfagnand, and Gray Mouser are in Massachusetts in the USA (which isn't that big a place). Anyone else?
Although I like the Bee Gees song "Massachusetts".
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I have now stickied it, so that it doesn't sink again.Ironclad wrote:viewtopic.php?t=14029TheGrayMouser wrote: A long time ago there was a thread where players gave their location , I think it was for the league, knowing your opponents TZ etc when MP ist started
I tried to find it but its likly 60 pages buried......
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Sorry will05 I was at Birm Expo around the Society stand - maybe I'll get to meet you next year.will05 wrote:Back after only 3 days away and feel a bit lost.
I am a table top player, but I don't play much as it's mostly solo here, mostly I paint, and once a year I go to the Birmingham Expo for a few games.
I have the same problem in that almost all my gaming was solo but via FoG I've played more people in the past 3 months than the last 10 years!
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Excellentiversonjm wrote:I'll be playing in Lance & Bow. I'll drop by to say hi.rbodleyscott wrote:I will be at Britcon, umpiring and playing in the FOGR pre-release tournament.iversonjm wrote:As a question, will anyone here be at Britcon? I'm flying over for it, and would like to put some faces with usernames.
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Indeed, we are fighting in Cragganmore because it has a city. I can't believe he'll need anywhere to hide in thoughpetergarnett wrote:Sorry but since when has logic been permitted in LW - I banned it from the startMorbio wrote:Oh, before I forget. Morbious is now invading Crimea to regain lost territory![]()
Logically it makes sense if this is Trapezius, but I'll wait for Iversonjm to confirm.

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I guess that you must hum this little ditty then ....Morbio wrote:I've been to Massachusetts (Boston) for a week about 16 years agoiversonjm wrote:BTW, I looks like no less then four of us (me, Batesmotel, Davidfagnand, and Gray Mouser are in Massachusetts in the USA (which isn't that big a place). Anyone else?
Talk about the life in Massachusetts
Speak about the people I have seen
And the lights all went out in Massachusetts
And Massachusetts is one place I have seen
I will remember Massachusetts
(I will remember Massachusetts)

I was quite intensly involved losing games. Fun though. I'll see you there next year maybe.petergarnett wrote:Sorry will05 I was at Birm Expo around the Society stand - maybe I'll get to meet you next year.will05 wrote:Back after only 3 days away and feel a bit lost.
I am a table top player, but I don't play much as it's mostly solo here, mostly I paint, and once a year I go to the Birmingham Expo for a few games.
I have the same problem in that almost all my gaming was solo but via FoG I've played more people in the past 3 months than the last 10 years!
Incidentaly is anyone going to download the Immortal Fire beta or is this going to affect the campaign.