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13 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 1999: My orders are complete.
16 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 2000: Ok so the fact that some of you dont lock in upsets me a little.
16 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 2000: Maybe its psychological warfare, to not push "ready" after completing moves. The rudeness, is to throw you off?
16 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 2000: Maybe its psychological warfare, to not push "ready" after completing moves. The rudeness, is to throw you off?
16 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 2000: Not hitting ready is usually because there are ongoing negotiations between people. You don't want to ready your orders until you've received all of the necessary responses from the other players
17 Dec 14 UTC	Autumn, 2000: lock in.
17 Dec 14 UTC	Autumn, 2000: they do know theres a ready button right?
17 Dec 14 UTC	Autumn, 2000: Says the one that said screw it on the first turn lol
17 Dec 14 UTC	Autumn, 2000: Says the one that said screw it on the first turn lol
18 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 2001: lock it in boys.
19 Dec 14 UTC	Autumn, 2001: wow i really didnt want to be cuba when i started either
20 Dec 14 UTC	Autumn, 2001: Yeah it sucks plus your a turn behind everyone else
20 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 2002: sorry bout that
22 Dec 14 UTC	Autumn, 2002: RIP Cuba
23 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 2003: Not out first!
23 Dec 14 UTC	Spring, 2003: c'mon! lets see what happens! er' body lock in!
25 Dec 14 UTC	Autumn, 2003: Mercenary fleet for hire. Please only serious offers
27 Dec 14 UTC	Autumn, 2004: I will pay the Canadian mercenary fleet in pesos. Make your way to the gulf.
27 Dec 14 UTC	Autumn, 2004: Dear powers of the new American order. I request land for my lone survivors of the britich Columbian massacre. Were a during breed with only the request of sanctuary in a major metropolis
27 Dec 14 UTC	Autumn, 2004: The people of California resent the suggestion that the term "massacre" ought to refer to recent incidents in the region formerly known as British Colombia. The military operation was not a genocide, but rather a mere garden-variety ethnic cleansing campaign. As such, we prefer the term "resettlement program" as it is taught in our history books. Our humble and sensible opinion is that the refugees of so-called "British Columbia" have sadly gotten temporarily lost here in North America, and ought to go back to Britain. As such, we of California humbly suggest that the final "British Columbian" refugee boat chart a course for the North Atlantic Ocean this autumn, after which the fleet will disappear peacefully beyond the horizons on its way to a brighter future in Europe.* *Some conspiracies suggest the refugees will drown as a result of our brave and patriotic Californian sailors cutting off their supplies in Greenland, but this is clearly slander.