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idealist (680 D)
17 Jun 09 UTC
facebook version
There is a facebook version of phpdiplomacy (I played before).
are the two linked? or are they two separate sites?
can we link them? (increase more active players)
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Pantalone (2151 D(S))
17 Jun 09 UTC
Unpause Please (Game I.D. = 103108
Could a Mod please unpause this Game as the original player requesting the pause has unpaused again but two remaining players (one has gone CD elsewhere) have failed to unpause as yet, despite repeated friendly reminders to do so. Thanks a lot!
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T3h p0wn3r (100 D)
16 Jun 09 UTC
Record Thread
This thread is designed to have a record number of posts on it.
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wiggin (1416 D)
18 Jun 09 UTC
CD Germany and Italy in 48hr 1901
http://phpdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=11615
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obiwanobiwan (248 D)
17 Jun 09 UTC
Baseball and Steroids: Who's Used?
So Sosa is the latest now in a long line of officially busted players.

Who else do you think (If you're going to name someone, please cite evidence; I'll start by defending my guy, Mr. Piazza, below......)
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Submariner (111 D)
17 Jun 09 UTC
North Korea has just qualified for the 2010 World Cup
What are the odds that they will beat the USA in the gruop stage to progress to meet South Korea in the 2nd Round?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/internationals/8106203.stm
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ag7433 (927 D(S))
17 Jun 09 UTC
Pathetic
I had a player who just...
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amonkeyperson (100 D)
18 Jun 09 UTC
5 SC France up for grabs
http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=11290
Banned for multiaccounting so no turns were lost.
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mellvins059 (199 D)
17 Jun 09 UTC
Futball Floppers and Anger Issues!!!
These are just to get things going;

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wanderr (100 D)
18 Jun 09 UTC
Waiting game needs 1 more to start
http://phpdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=11637
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jasoncollins (186 D)
18 Jun 09 UTC
French CD up for grabs :)
Not the strongest of positions, but if you are good at negotiating with Germany..

http://www.phpdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=11319
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hellalt (40 D)
17 Jun 09 UTC
someone give me england pls
29 games here 5 at facebook. I have never played as england. pls if you want to go cd and you play as england let me know at this forum. I would even pay to get it!
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yellowpajamasson (1019 D)
16 Jun 09 UTC
Is this site like the US economy?
I have heard that in the US, the top 5% wealthiest people control 95% of the country's wealth.
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Player is "waiting on e-mail"
What does it mean when a player has an uninvolved ally?
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Chrispminis (916 D)
15 Jun 09 UTC
The Moral Instinct
Article by Steven Pinker, professor of Psychology at Harvard, in the NY Times, January 2008.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/13/magazine/13Psychology-t.html
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_Ender_ (100 D)
14 Jun 09 UTC
Where did you get your name?
Please read inside :)

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itacv2 (100 D)
15 Jun 09 UTC
Mine is from a job position IT, information system tech. and acv2, if you read each letter and number in spanish, its my last name.
Onar (131 D)
15 Jun 09 UTC
Acevedos?
rador (144 D)
15 Jun 09 UTC
mine is just the name of one of my alter-ego.
T3h p0wn3r (100 D)
16 Jun 09 UTC
1337 speak for the powner
Chrispminis (916 D)
16 Jun 09 UTC
Haha, Dingleberry I just burst out laughing.

Mine dates back to grade 4 when I first really started playing around with the internet. My name is Chris Pan, and I've had an enormous number of nicknames, many of them plays off ChrisP (crispy) or off my last name. When I was in grade 4, those rice chips by Quaker had just come out, Crispy Minis, and people started calling me that, especially since I was one of the shorter kids. Hence ChrisPMinis. It's always been unique and I've never had to worry about having to use something else as a user when I sign up for something. It's caused much grief for people and it's funny to see someone try to spell it carelessly, especially without understanding the origin.

Tolkien is ok... but his descriptions were really too long for me. I never had the patience for such things, and the whole LOTR series I found to be incredibly dry on paper, especially given it's subject matter.
Draugnar (0 DX)
16 Jun 09 UTC
Chrisp, that is blasphemy! I want another mod to ban your butt for calling Tolkien dry! Next thing you say is Fleming's spending two pages covering Bond's breakfast in detail was too much for you as well. Details are what draw you into a world in it's entirety. To gloss over the details is to write comic book fluff.
Hamilton (137 D)
16 Jun 09 UTC
I admire Alexander Hamilton, the visionary who created the system that runs the greatest nation in Earth's history, he is among many in a long line of brilliant Scotsman.
Chrispminis (916 D)
16 Jun 09 UTC
Haha, well I normally rely on a healthy imagination to immerse myself into another world, and detail often has the effect of constraining my vision, much in the same way that illustrations in comic books do... or when say, the movie adaptation completely changes the mental image you had for Severus Snape. I don't even think in that much detail in my normal life, doing so is like one of the symptoms of a psychopath.
akilies (861 D)
16 Jun 09 UTC
A mythological Greek Warrior. though yes i spelled it wrong, on purpose. maybe lame, but i spell it Akilies, to incorporate kill into it.
_Ender_ (100 D)
16 Jun 09 UTC
I really like all the detail Tolkien puts in his books but that's just me.
Now Orson Card on the other hand has a really good way laying out all of the pieces and then helping you put them back together.

Btw 100th post ;)
Captain Dave (113 D)
16 Jun 09 UTC
@Chrisp - at least your name isn't Chris Peacock, like an old school friend of mine!
Pantalone (2151 D(S))
16 Jun 09 UTC
The stock character in the Commedia dell' Arte (Italian Medieval Vaudeville, for those needing this illumination) who chases young girls but because he is an elderly (about 60-ish) man in red pyjamas with a goatee and rather excentric habits, gets rejected all the time. Otherwise cunning, suspicious but easily fooled! That's Pantalone! Those who play with/against me: be forwarned!
Ciao, de Pantalone!
With more than 16,500 users signed up, this thread could go on for awhile. :)
OMGNSO (415 D)
16 Jun 09 UTC
Go Chrisp! I think the details should support the plot, and not be there for detail's sake like Tolkien does. I must admit that without the singing in LOTR it would have been bearable to read: e.g. when Boromir was killed the sentiment addressed in the film would have been sufficient. I always skipped those parts because they didn't advance the plot in any meaningful way. The films keep you tense, the novel lets that drain away.
pootercannon (326 D)
16 Jun 09 UTC
LOTR: Liked the books ... never read a single poem/song.
Draugnar (0 DX)
16 Jun 09 UTC
OK, I will admit I tend to gloss over the poetry/songs every time I reread the Professor's trilogy... although I do go back and read them for reference when playing MePBM and I get a riddle that isn't in the known riddle references.
Shrimpy (100 D)
16 Jun 09 UTC
Does anybody get mental pictures of the other people on this site? I gues I think Chrispminis as Wilson from 'House'.
PirateJack (400 D)
16 Jun 09 UTC
I am a pirate, my name is Jack. Hence, PirateJack.
djbent (2572 D(S))
16 Jun 09 UTC
i am a dj, my name is bent. hence, djbent ;P
Draugnar (0 DX)
16 Jun 09 UTC
Just you, Shrimpy (although I'm picturing Tom Hanks as Forrest Gump on a shimping boat named Jenny right now).
pootercannon (326 D)
17 Jun 09 UTC
When I think of Chris, this is the image I have.

http://www.myclassiclyrics.com/artist_biographies/Bruce_Lee_Biography.jpg
VeggieTales silly song-Biscuit of Zazamarandabo
Look it up on youtube, a genteel piece of art from BigIdea.

Dakov (100 D)
17 Jun 09 UTC
Dakov is just a strambled version of Vodka ironically I have not been Russia yet
milestailsprower is the full name of tails from sonic the hedgehog. cool charachter in my opinion
orathaic (1009 D(B))
17 Jun 09 UTC
my name is the college username i was assigned for my email addie when i started there.

It is based on my real name, but unique in internet land (well almost unique)


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chtalleyrand (345 D)
17 Jun 09 UTC
Italy in CD up for grabs.
http://phpdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=11162
Italy in a pretty good position, has 6 supply centers.
24 h phase, PPSC.
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Message box lack of proper word wrap
Is it just me or does the text box not start the new line soon enough and end up in 3-6 words you can't see until posted. People like myself, who like to spell/type properly, must be annoyed as well. Unless it is only on my side, if so what can I do to fix it?
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bobboy190 (100 D)
17 Jun 09 UTC
The Chaos Italy Variant.
So I looked this up on the Avalon Hill Website, and I was wonduring if anybody has ever used this?
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mugence (417 D)
17 Jun 09 UTC
Please unpause Isaacson sucks
Mods, please unpause this game:
http://phpdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=11296
Everyone has unpaused except for one guy who hasnt been on for a week. Please do something about this.
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chese79 (568 D)
17 Jun 09 UTC
Unpause please - 10596
It seems Russia and England are not going to unpause and will likely CD, as polite requests have been ignored. Can this be unpaused so the rest of us can proceed with the game?
http://phpdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=10596
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soccerblocker (159 D)
17 Jun 09 UTC
Join A New Low Stakes Game!
Young Napoleons 2
http://phpdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=11628
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Southern Pride (414 D)
17 Jun 09 UTC
Help please, Mods! Game The Skirmish
Help. I'm england. my fleet in mao retreatd to portgal but now in autumn it is not there. i dont understand. what happened?
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Submariner (111 D)
16 Jun 09 UTC
Summer Reading Reccomendations
I get the impression your average dip lpayer will be pretty well read. What great boks have youi read in the last year that you'd reccomend others to pack in their suitcase this summer?
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mwalton (2561 D)
15 Jun 09 UTC
Please force unpause
http://phpdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=11518

This game was paused because of ban, and we have a country that appears to be CD who will not unpause. The game is a 10-hour game, and it has been much more than that since the game was paused.
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Geofram (130 D(B))
15 Jun 09 UTC
Unpause Please.
Please unpause this game for us, details inside:
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Glorious93 (901 D)
17 Jun 09 UTC
Join!
Join "Glorious 93," named after myself (because I'm not vain at all...)
20 hour phases, 50 point buy in.
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flashman (2274 D(G))
16 Jun 09 UTC
I write. I write all sorts of stuff. I even write books...
...and have a couple of projects going which are fictional.

So, how would you feel if you found that one of my characters resembled you?
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Submariner (111 D)
16 Jun 09 UTC
"Democracy is not in the voting, it is in the counting"
Whty didn't Americans demonstrate in 2000 lwhen their election result wasn't counted properly?

Are Iranians a democratic example to the citizens of America?
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milestailsprower (614 D(B))
17 Jun 09 UTC
you guys will just hate this idea...
What if I was able to look on the forums everyday and try to cool down arguments whenever they pop up? Like really I just have a whole lot of time to do stuff.
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