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Crazy Anglican (1067 D)
03 Feb 10 UTC
Word association thread
Post the first single word that comes to mind when you have read the last post.
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Tolstoy (1962 D)
18 Jun 11 UTC
Skeptics, atheists, Christians, and Anyone Else - please chime in
Make sure you watch both parts first:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EWwzFwUOxA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5965wcH2Kx0
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12hr Mediterranean
12hrs/phase
Anon
Ancient Mediterranean
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London198 (0 DX)
28 Jun 11 UTC
50 pt Anon WTA
hosting an Anonymous WTA 50 point buy in, 1 day phases starts in a day. Game ID = 62606
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Maniac (189 D(B))
24 May 11 UTC
Diplomacy as a spectator sport
gameID=59681 follow the game here and discuss and comment as the game progresses; players will also contribute but as game is anonymous gunboat we don't know who is playing and who is shouting from the sidelines.
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raphtown (151 D)
25 Jun 11 UTC
World Wide Web (of Diplomacy)
See inside for my proposal for a Classicist branch on webdip.
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thatwasawkward (4690 D(B))
28 Jun 11 UTC
12-hour high stakes WTA gunboat?
Greetings all. I've set up a 12-hour per phase WTA classic gunboat with a password and was hoping to entice some of the more experienced Diplomacy veterans to join up for a high quality game. The entry fee is 333 D. Shoot me a PM if you want in. If you meet my moderately rigorous requirements (you've got some skill and don't make a habit of resigning games) I will send you the password. Thanks.

gameID=62629
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President Eden (2750 D)
29 Jun 11 UTC
Might need a sitter for a live game soon.
PM for details. It's not going to be a terribly difficult commission.
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President Eden (2750 D)
26 Jun 11 UTC
How do I play this game?
I want to build airplanes to bomb my opponent but they won't let me build anything but tanks and submarines. Where are the airports? And the nukes?

btw I'm 12 years old
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apem8 (1295 D)
28 Jun 11 UTC
Live game in 1 hour
Join my live game 30 bet and starts in a hour.
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joey1 (198 D)
28 Jun 11 UTC
Need a sitter for Canada/July 4th day weekend
Hello, I'm going to be at the family cottage with no internet from Afternoon of June 30th to Evening of July 4th. I'm in 5, 2 or 3 day/phase games (none are anon) that I would need a sitter to enter 1-2 sets of orders for if I don't get pauses. anyone willing to help with that? Please PM me.
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Alderian (2425 D(S))
26 Jun 11 UTC
Trolling question
See inside...
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President Eden (2750 D)
26 Jun 11 UTC
FEMA trailer camps -- really concentration camps???
Are they? See inside.
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Sicarius (673 D)
21 Jun 11 UTC
9/11 and the Orwellian Redefinition of "Conspiracy Theory"
we had a discussion awhile ago here about this. I invite everyones opinions, but not ad hominem crap.
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jmo1121109 (3812 D)
28 Jun 11 UTC
Quick Variant Question
How come there are several disabled variant versions listed under the help section? Are these versions just unfinished?
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
26 Jun 11 UTC
Where to invest and in what?
Where is a good place to invest hard earned savings in today's volatile financial world?
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Riphen (198 D)
26 Jun 11 UTC
How do you know if a Mod has read you email?
Will they respond?
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☺ (1304 D)
25 Jun 11 UTC
☻☺☺☻
The most disgusting game I've ever played.

gameID=62416
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Sicarius (673 D)
23 Jun 11 UTC
How to rescue childhood friend from cult?
need some advice, tips, ideas, suggestions.
bonus for those who have dealt w/ christian cults before.

details inside
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rollerfiend (0 DX)
18 Jun 11 UTC
Rabbis 'condemn dog to death by stoning'
poor doggie.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-13819764
these are the same people that throw feces at women wearing short sleeves
mapleleaf (0 DX)
18 Jun 11 UTC
A Jew is a Jew is a Jew.

☺ (1304 D)
18 Jun 11 UTC
... Wow.
ashleygirl (1131 D)
18 Jun 11 UTC
Is that necessary?
mapleleaf (0 DX)
18 Jun 11 UTC
Absolutely not!

Women wearing short sleeves, and dogs, are to be RESPECTED!
Madcat991 (0 DX)
18 Jun 11 UTC
That was one of the Stupid News I have ever heard in my life

I was in shock when I read it , how stupid can someone been , I was expecting this from a country with very big problems and stupid Leaders like North Korea

But not in Israel.... how stupid people or judges could be there to allow that
mapleleaf (0 DX)
18 Jun 11 UTC
Oh no....not genocidal, war criminal, racist Israel.....not THEM.

lol.
Its from a rabbinic judge in the most backwards fundamentalist part of the most backward and fundamentalist city in Israel This is not a secular judge, and the Rabbinic Judge is already on his way to being censured. Far from owning the act and acting with impunity, popular opinion has already forced him to back down if he ever ordered this n the first place.

This is a major systematic problem though in that whackos like this are given power through the rabbinic courts, but I think you will be mistaken if you believe the Israeli legal system will stand behind this ruling (then again with the power the Ultra Orthodox wield it just might).
well I take back the part about Jerusalem being the most backward, Jerusalem is diverse other backward ares are not
mapleleaf (0 DX)
18 Jun 11 UTC
Whew...that was a close one, Solomon.

The Jew police almost got you.
shlomo, not solomon
MarshallShore (122 D)
19 Jun 11 UTC
everyone has their nutcases. is this any worse mapleleaf, than what your fellow hosers are doing vancouver? is this any worse than what happens to many ethnic minorities in many places on a regular basis?

I do not advocate cruelty towards animals, but do a bunch of whack-jobs need to be considered so important?
Invictus (240 D)
19 Jun 11 UTC
Actually, these whack-jobs are incredibly important. The two fastest growing groups in Israel are the ultra-Orthodox types like these people and Palestinians. As time goes by any hope for any peace agreement fades considerably. Orthodox lunatics who at best would only accept a Palestinian state consisting of an archipelago of bantustans (if that) will gain more and more political power as they keep having buckets of children as secular Jews have very few. At the same time, Palestinians who are citizens of Israel will get more power as their population grows and will likely take a much harder line on things like the right of return. So the two groups in Israel who can do the most to damage to it are the ones growing the very fastest.

It's probably not quite too late for a peace agreement, but that time is coming fast.
Draugnar (0 DX)
20 Jun 11 UTC
Rabbinic = infected with rabies?
MarshallShore (122 D)
20 Jun 11 UTC
Invictus - You fail to realize that the vast (99.5%) majority of ultra-orthodox jews have their heads screwed on far better than these wackos.
P.S. The Ultra-Orthodox have a high enough birth-rate that arab israelis are not growing in share of population.
fulhamish (4134 D)
27 Jun 11 UTC
April fool for the atheist community?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/theeditors/2011/06/story_removal.html
You may have noticed a headline in our "most popular" module about a dog being condemned to stoning in Israel. It was followed a few days later by a denial: Jerusalem court denies dog condemned by stoning. The first story has now been taken down. This is not a step we often take so I wanted to explain why we have done so on this occasion. We based our article on sources we have used in the past: Ynet, a popular Israeli website, and the news agency AFP. What we did not know when we wrote the story was that the Israeli Hebrew-language newspaper Maariv had already published a retraction and an apology. We failed to make the right checks. We should never have written the article and apologise for any offence caused. We have kept the story carrying the denial in the interests of transparency.
manganese (100 D)
27 Jun 11 UTC
Funny though that one can never tell the real stories from the fake ones.
fulhamish (4134 D)
27 Jun 11 UTC
@Manganese
Unfortunately the BBC has not been having a good time lately on differentiating between the truth and lies.
manganese (100 D)
27 Jun 11 UTC
I mean in general. Every time you hear a story about some crazy religious people, you can never tell if it's a hoax or the real thing.
fulhamish (4134 D)
27 Jun 11 UTC
That is the trouble with crazy people in general of course, and unsubstantiated stories in particular. What is actually much more revealing is who seizes on them and uses them to promote their own agenda.
manganese (100 D)
27 Jun 11 UTC
I guess the blind hen will find some corn from time to time.
fulhamish (4134 D)
27 Jun 11 UTC
@Manganese
I love those old proverbs too. Indeed your particular choice provokes me to remember several examples from my infant school days. Thank you so much for bringing back such happy memories. I am sure that you will pleased to hear, however, that I will be keeping them to myself, I wouldn't want to impose them on you.
manganese (100 D)
27 Jun 11 UTC
Actually I'd be interested to hear about your school for infants.
fulhamish (4134 D)
27 Jun 11 UTC
I am sure that we could swap many happy stories and, indeed, proverbs, but perhaps another time and place would be better?
manganese (100 D)
27 Jun 11 UTC
No time like the present.
Jamiet99uk (873 D)
27 Jun 11 UTC
I initially mis-read this as: "Rabbits condemn dog to death by stoning"


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LJ TYLER DURDEN (334 D)
27 Jun 11 UTC
How to rescue an online acquaintance from Bohemianism?
I wish he would stop occassionally living in foreclosed homes and "[being] a hobo." Then again, it could be worse, he could have become religious or something like that.
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Putin33 (111 D)
25 Jun 11 UTC
Proud to be from New York: Legal Equality Wins
The hordes of reaction and anti-gay bigotry just had their Waterloo. At a time when politics at the state level around the country has been absolutely horrifying, this is great news.
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obiwanobiwan (248 D)
23 Jun 11 UTC
This Time On Philosophy
In "The Odyssey" by Homer, Achilles, the elite hero of the Greeks, leads a large mass of unquestioning, robot-like followers, the Myrmidons, who are classically described as being "ant-people" in their nature. If we were asked which we'd rather be, a hero or a drone, most of us would choose the former, "drone" doesn't sound appealing...and yet, politically, we prefer the rule of masses over the few...so, which is preferable? Why? Elitists, Pluralists, ho! :)
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jman777 (407 D)
30 Jun 09 UTC
LAST PERSON TO POST WINS!!!!!!!!
The title is self explanatory.
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Vaibhav Warden (100 D)
26 Jun 11 UTC
Barak Obama - American born?
Is he? look below?
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fiedler (1293 D)
27 Jun 11 UTC
Trolling for suggestions for activity in New Caledonia
Bonjour, the fiedler has some time to kill in New Caledonia, especially Noumea. Anyone been or have recommendations of things to occupy here? Locations of buried treasure? Best kava bar?
Pourriez vous m'aider s'il vous plait?
Also, I think USA would beat China, socialism is humanism, and philosophy is nice. Discuss?
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Cachimbo (1181 D)
25 Jun 11 UTC
Terminology help
I've seen this thread on SoW, and I'm interested (in that it seems to present the occasion for learning). I don't know what SoW means however. Nor what the PhP dip on facebook mean. Help? This thread could be use to disambiguate all these acronyms!
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fabiobaq (444 D)
26 Jun 11 UTC
Ancient Mediterranean new game
So, as the last AncMed game I created was cancelled by lack of players, I'm here to announce another one: gameID=62442.
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dipplayer2004 (1310 D)
26 Jun 11 UTC
Live game?
Bored on Sunday--join up!
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Geofram (130 D(B))
14 Jun 11 UTC
The WebDip GuestMap
http://www.mapservices.org/myguestmap/map/webDiplomacy

Please read some guidelines inside, they are important.
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