Welcome present to Texan & Ciders

Started by Jefgte, August 04, 2009, 10:14:54 AM

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Logi


ciders

Oh, just a ( little ) detail : at Cairo, they are no money. Only old lame camels. And italian Ford-T.  ;D
The only difference, between the balls of July 14th and the French Revolution, it is the size of firecrackers and the direction towards which we launch them.

Christophe Barbier, French journalist

Logi

Lier! You're swimming in BP and cash!

Walter

But it is not in Cairo. It's somewhere else in Egypt. :D

Jefgte

Quote...Well, Jefgte, I wait my technology...

Choose Ciders in Peruvian technos.

I could'nt choose for you  ???

;)
"You French are fighting for money, while we English are fighting for honor!"
"Everyone is fighting for what they miss. "
Surcouf

ciders

Quote1904 Advanced (+1):double TTs - max 8, displacement 750t

This one Your Highness !  ;D
The only difference, between the balls of July 14th and the French Revolution, it is the size of firecrackers and the direction towards which we launch them.

Christophe Barbier, French journalist

Talos

Welcome Texan, Ciders! Enjoy filling my shoes!

Ack, I'm sorry about not being here recently, guys. I got a job and my freetime disappeared. >_<

The Army is a harsh mistress, that is for sure. Anyway, I do have time now a-days to come back if there's somewhere you want to stick me.

The Rock Doctor

Hey, good to see you back.

If you're sure you have time for it, places such as Bharat, Mughal, Firanj, and the Ottomans are in need of players.

TexanCowboy

Ukraine would be nice, I need competition in my area.

maddox

WB Talos.

But we could have appreciated a tiny warning, then Egypt would have been waiting for you.


ciders

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The Ottomans ? Ah no please, Egypt is weak, we must have much time for prepare our attack... hum defence. :P

Welcome back Talos. Sorry for your shoes, but when I arrived here, they were empty.  :)



The only difference, between the balls of July 14th and the French Revolution, it is the size of firecrackers and the direction towards which we launch them.

Christophe Barbier, French journalist