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It's commonly called: "Playing with your food". What the hell? You don't like it being called Rebellion that much? ...6...

Argh, but my idiot commandos can't ever seem to find the target (or some how get foiled) when though intelligence clearly tells us...me that the target is there and there are no opposing forces! STUPID COMMANDOS! I once wrote a story about my idiot commandos, but I can't find it at the moment. Trej, Scath, you may remember: it was the one that included an albino Chiss who was green and a Corellian who actually believed in odds... ...7...

What?! What's that supposed to mean?! ...8...

I was about to comment on this...but then:

Re-read what you wrote, Trej. It seems like you wrote that GL hasn't made it clear of what species he [GL] is, and from what planet he [GL] comes from. That's what it sounds like! Heh heh. ...any how, it's interesting to note that Yoda's species and homeplanet are mystery, though another of his species has been seen in the movies...specifically (if I remember correctly) TPM. ...10...

Yes, Kelly also recommended those for me as well... She really liked George Orwell... Homage to Catalonia also reminded me of Jahled's grandfather. That's on my list to read as well. So I don't count as a spanishspeaker? By the way, has anyone read Dude, Where's My Country? my Michael Moore? I have a friend who read it and he said it was quite good. ...11...

Isn't that the point of this topic? Hey-hey! So, Elvis, what does she have to say about all your less-than-normal friends here at SWR.N? ...12...

That's the government. ...13...

DSL has been socialized in Costa Rica? ...14...

That would make it a whole lot more fun, I must say. The whole series keeps a pretty accurate commentary on history (the history given for one to read during the campaigns, at least). No, I can't say that I have, but I've heard it's quite good. T minus 15 posts and counting....

(not the exact topic I was looking for, but this'll do) I thought I would update my reading list and bring this topic back into the spotlight at the same time. Why? Because I thinks it's interesting to know what everyone else reading. Nevermind the poll, at this point, who about posting what you're reading. Well...you know.... Anyway. I'm currently reading the classic 1984 by George Orwell, a suggestion made to me by Kelly some time back.... .... .... .... .... Before that I had been reading The Tribune by Patrick Larkin, a story about a Roman prefect (who was a tribune) in the Roman province of Judea and his encounters. Christians will really appreciate the Biblical allusions made in the story, but I would suggest it to anyone for the sake of the story itself, it's quite good. After 1984 I plan to pick back up a book I read a few years ago called Hammer Heads (by Dale Brown) about an anti-narcotic U.S. border patrol unit. It was quite good and though it was written for a different time (it was supposed to be set in the 80s or 90s, I don't quite remember), one can appreciate the relevance it has to today's events, especially Americans (homeland security, etc). At the same time, I plan to also read the A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi novels. I'm currently not reading a second or third novel, like I usually do, because I know Kelly really wanted me to read 1984 and so I am putting my time into concentrating on it alone...kind of in a way of remembering her.... ...so, what about everyone else?

Not much different from American politics, only after one is directed to the assistant and slowly trudges to his or her car to start the drive, a phone call goes through:"Ah, hello, Secret Service. Yes, there's a man asking too many questions... Yes, we've tried the "go around strategy" and we still can't lose him... Yes, of course he's getting annoying... Do I think he could remotely be considered a threat to national security? Well, he did have a beard, so according to contemporary stereotypes he could be a terrorist... You'll have him taken care of?... Patriot Act, you say?... Excellent--yes...right, this conversation never happened."

I'm a tad late...oh well. Age of Empires Age of Empires - Rise of Rome Expansion Age of Empires: Age of Kings Age of Empires: Age of Kings - The Conquerors Expansion Praetorians Total Annihilation I would have listed STAR WARS: Galactic Battlegrounds, but I was a tad disappointed with that particular game (especially since I spent more than $50.00 on the damned game at the time of its release!).

Just like DSL was supposed to be coming to my computer?

Indeed! It's the Napoleonic war between Britain and France...it should around--about--the same time, though, but don't hold me to that. Actually, now that I think about it, I'm not sure what the proper name of the war between the British and French during Napoleon's rule was...any help?

Which would be great if we could.

You aren't the crazy looking guy? Do you think they had released the picture had EM been on it?! Come again?

Indeed.

What does that mean?

Well, I have seen "Finding Nemo"...

Well, e-mails were sent to Igor and forwarded along to Scath... Scath... By the way, Evaders, we--Scath and I--were told (by Igor) to come to you about this...so....

I didn't want to say anything.... Though the best insight is: Quite true.

Pity. You must! I've seen it twice and must say it is quite good (though it's no Gladiator).

No worries, Scath, you are--after all, founder and owner of the BEAK Imperium and all other affiliated empires. True. Yes, this is a wise cadet...he knows his place (unlike Dude22 cringe-twitch ). No problem; there's many more where that came from. Plus, you can ask anyone, you'll be getting such lessons all the time...where you want them or not. Are you that old? Well, if we did you would have the privellege of being the first to play a multiplayer game against me.

WOO! It's a good thing none of my names start with a j! As a matter fact, none of them have j anywhere in them!