I'm just grabbing the top of the page to make 5 straight I've gotten. 
          
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| I enjoyed the first few seasons of the 70's show |
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I like the 70s show. It is surprising how much of it I can relate to when I was that age.
    
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| Here's a new target for somebody to hit. Last night, Army No. Va. got a 60K Gig/Maso/Painful. Here's his record |
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I had a feeling. There were 50K+ painfuls on record. However, I'll leave that one to sombody else. I worked too hard on getting my red shield
  
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| My fault for trying gigantic. |
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No worries. My computer hates that as well. I tried a few today too, but just couldn't get started.
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#15112
by Citizen Weyrleader - 7/30/2004 10:55:33 PM
Weyr goes to the lab, uses his secret key to enter the front door, making sure that no one tailgates him into the reception area. Continuing down the hall, he enters a top secret lab and turns on the lights. His fellow workers are busy, putting the final touches on a new secret device desinged to test the fortitude of damoose, if not his very being.
The device is small, about 3 feet tall. That should reach to about the middle of damoose's hindquarters, the most tender spot of undead flesh on his undead frame. Sort of corresponds to the left butt cheek of a normal Guardian.
It has taken a long time, with a lot of difficult scientific breakthroughs. The patent costs alone have been stagering. But we have been able not only clone one of these beings, but improve upon its makeup utilizing the latest in genetic code manipulations.
We have been unsuccessful in finding an undead subject to test our latest version on. Previous volunteers could not stand up to the rigor of the testing and tended to fall apart after the first attempt.
Now we have come to the hardest part - naming of our latest invention. As most people know, naming any project is the most difficulty part, so difficult in fact, that it is best left to the boss to select the name, because no matter what name you select, the boss won't like it and will change it anyway. So, just start with him. Here, though, we have a problem. The boss is out of town and won't be back until next week. We will have to name the project our selves and endure the scorn and ridicule when he returns.
What shall we name this miniture, undead moose butt biteing clone of a Halutian? 
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| Tolot is wondering where the Guardians got the genetic material of an halutian |
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Icho, look to see if any of your hindquarters are missing. 
  
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#15124
by Citizen Chipperoo - 7/31/2004 11:32:35 PM
BOOM!!!
Nearly had an anomolous score there as my agents stole a tech that put a planet above PQ40 2 turns before "The End". Fortunately, the meta accepted it after I destroyed/abandoned the colony.
AAR (After Action Report)
Planned on a quick alliance victory, but the drengin and those pesky Korx just wouldn't go to close relations. Beacause the Drengin were the runaway race and were in the middle of the map, I chose to ally with every other race besides the Drengin and the Korx, and duke it out with them over time.
Because I was Research Inc., (I knew this might be a real challenge), I chose to gobble up all the resources I could. In the end I had 4 culture, 2 research, and 1 military resource SB maxed out. (It was nice to see the FULL tech tree provided in the Halut Pack (boy does this seem to increase PQ!!).
It ended by my invasion of the Korx (2 systems), and a combination of invasion/TS on the Drengin (around 12 systems). In the course of this I learned a valuable lesson...due to the negative impacts on fleet strength using the Research Inc. party, I used a TON of AMM's. (learning this lesson cost me about 35 to 70 turns of gameplay)
All in all, the only disappointment was that the Yor were not among the final "Chosen" group to be eliminated.
Happy hunting all...
For Honor and Glory
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So did I.Welcome Wraith10! 
