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Smokey · May 18, 2009, 12:52:41 PM

Holy hell, i spend one night at my ex' place and you almost start rioting here...

COME ONB PEOPLE, WTF?!

There will be no world domination here, go to the topless thread for such filth...

IanDanKilmaster · May 18, 2009, 12:57:51 PM

I see what you did thar...

Yeah, this place went a little crazy. I think it might have had something to do with me posting in the Member Intro thread that OT discussions should be moved here, and then... well, things I had not anticipated. Anyhow, crisis averted - cover-up/clean-up begins.

Red-Machine · May 18, 2009, 01:08:29 PM

Quote from: "NejinOniwa"By the way, the World Domination niche is mine, Red. Monopoly rules. You can be my henchman, though.

Too late, I've already started. I have most of the former British colonies and am working on getting Iceland so I can take over the US. My alliance with the Ruskies will see to that.

Smokey · May 18, 2009, 01:38:49 PM

Well, it was already the weirdest weekend i had in......-since i quit smoking the herbal, and it would seem that this week will be a continuation of it... graveyard shifts Britons working with rooskies...
What next peace-treaties with the US and middle east? ireland giving up it's independance and church to finally join the UK? bring it on...

NejinOniwa · May 18, 2009, 01:55:11 PM

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Too late, I've already started. I have most of the former British colonies and am working on getting Iceland so I can take over the US. My alliance with the Ruskies will see to that.

Unknown to the Ruskis, I have constructed secret underground bases, scattered across the Sibirian tundra. The Greenland and Svalbard forces have pretty much infiltrated the Norwegian and Danish governments from within, and Finland is pretty much puppetwork for the Corporation operating out of Sweden (which of course also is under complete control). Iceland is already in my possession, and the way to Canada and US is paved clear - some advance positions have already been taken in the northeastern wastes.

The main force is still building up, though...nobody has EVER suspected Antarctica.

Red-Machine · May 18, 2009, 02:08:42 PM

WRONG, Mr. Oniwa! I've got a Resolution class SSBN and several Swiftsure class SSNs currently wintering in a submarine pen buried deep beneath the Antarctic ice sheet. I have been monitoring your activities there for some time and am now prepared to lay waste to your operations there if you intefere with my destiny.

NejinOniwa · May 18, 2009, 02:20:59 PM

You better gear those up for some action then, or just get the hell out of there - I don't think they're prepared for an entire Mindless hive - much less a frontal swarm assault on their position. Those drones are damn useful, I tell you - jacked up straight to my nervous system, it's a true one-man army - and with the N-XX suits, no subs are gonna stop them at that speed - and in the air, too.
And most importantly, whatever earthly battleships you have in store, the km-tall ATLAS walker isn't gonna go down from neither railgun nor torpedo...

Red-Machine · May 18, 2009, 02:45:52 PM

What about my Polaris nuclear missiles? They pack quite a punch.

I'm not worried about your little drones. My Audacious class aircraft carrier with a full compliment of Sea Harriers and Tornados will have little trouble taking them out. She is currently steaming towards Antarctica from Australia, and should be there in a few hours.
Following them from South Africa is a squadron of Improved Renown class battlecruisers, escorted by refitted County class destroyers which will make short work of anything else you care to throw at us.

Be warned Nejin, the Grand Fleet has never been defeated, nor does it intend to be. I would hate to level such a promising base of operations, or do away with such a capable commander; but, if I am pushed, nuclear hell will reign down on your position. I offer you one chance to surrender, will you take it?

NejinOniwa · May 18, 2009, 02:58:23 PM

Nuclear weapons, on MY polar ice caps? You just sealed your fate, my friend.

Very well. The nukes are easily dealt with using ARCFALCON - as are any other aerial units you bring closer than a mile off the coast. Drones are manning up the Armored Mech Units as I type this, and the ATLAS core reactors are online. HQ is providing support as well - the TIMPANI has launched from its old position, and will arrive straight at the scene through riftweave warp transportation portal systems.

The THEATRE OF WAR has been unveiled. COME AT ME HOWEVER YOU WISH, FOOL!

Vaereth · May 18, 2009, 04:58:36 PM

Talking about the World Domination, yeah? Remember having fun when my friend sad that he will star it from Chinese alliance ^_^ Though I'm strongly dislike politics games I sure that the China is the country about which everybody shouldn't forget ;012

Btw about saluting in army. As I know Russian only says the rank name to greet high brass and never says any names.

QuoteWhat next peace-treaties with the US and middle east? Ireland giving up it's independence and church to finally join the UK? bring it on...

Well I didn't hear about any peace-treaties lately. And what happens Ireland? 0o I missed that information.

IanDanKilmaster · May 18, 2009, 06:53:26 PM

Quote from: "Vaereth"And what happens Ireland? 0o I missed that information.

Only in Smokey's fancies.

Vaereth · May 18, 2009, 08:06:27 PM

So thats why I can't find any information about this thing XD

Why is legislation written in such incomprehensible language?? It is hard to understand what the goverment was meaning

IanDanKilmaster · May 18, 2009, 08:17:29 PM

Quote from: "Vaereth"Why is legislation written in such incomprehensible language?? It is hard to understand what the goverment was meaning

Personally, I think it's intended to be that way - the wording makes the intent difficult to pin down. At least, I believe such is the intent with much American legislation. Doing it that way delegates responsibility to lower-level governments to "interpret" what is meant.

Vaereth · May 18, 2009, 08:54:39 PM

Yeah sometimes the laws can have "double interpretations". But I think writting the laws in this way causes more evasions than it was supposed to ;018

IanDanKilmaster · May 18, 2009, 09:21:04 PM

I would agree, in some cases it's good, but in others it's feckdamn headache. Take for example, the US Bill of Rights, especially the 10th Amendment, which is generally considered the "States' Rights" Amendment, but due to wording is effectively neutered when it comes to meaningful legislation. All these states passing propositions permitting gay marriage would be damned if the President for some reason decided to add an Amendment banning such unions. Luckily with our current leader, I don't see that happening, but he's already confronted with a similar issue involving the DEA raiding medicinal cannabis dispensaries in states that have propositions permitting such facilities.