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Aqualung71
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Lord Desolator of the Desolation Row, C3CDG
Oct 2002
time: 12:20
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To Prince Paddy of Prussia:
Ah, thank you Prince Paddy, my friend 
But beware of the Englishman, for he did not heed your call to vacate your lands! 
To the Lord (?) ricketyclik of England
I am disappointed. Your naivety amazes me. I once considered you a worthy adversary, yet after so many years of planning and waiting, you have sadly misdjudged and astoundingly underestimated the quality of Russian strategic military planning!
Yes, you sunk my Ships posted temptingly off the coast of England. However, you will now find that half of your navy, including every single one of your so-called "Man-o-Wars", is residing at the bottom of the English channel. And as a sign of Russia's superior intelligence, you will find that there are now slightly more Russian ships stationed outside London than your remaining navy can sink 
And that so-called invasion army of yours that has dared to intrude within the city limits of Amsterdam....that single Lifeguard Army and a handful of Redcoats, supported by some Artillery (thanks very much by the way, they were later trained upon your ships), were annihilated without the loss of a single Russian soldier.
So run along for now, and come back when you have a real army ready for battle.
Oh, and please remove your units from the surrounds of Venice, or you will find next month that they have shared the fate of their comrades who are now buried in the environs of Amsterdam, pushing up.....er....tulips
By the way Lord (?) rickety.....where are your Spanish allies? I seem to recall you declared war on Russia to help them out 
March 1812 to rickety of the unloved English. (Unloved by all but the unwashed Spanish)
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ricketyclik
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Great Southern Land
Feb 2002
time: 15:20
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quote:
Originally posted by Aqualung71
To Prince Paddy of Prussia:
Ah, thank you Prince Paddy, my friend
But beware of the Englishman, for he did not heed your call to vacate your lands!
To the Lord (?) ricketyclik of England
I am disappointed. Your naivety amazes me. I once considered you a worthy adversary, yet after so many years of planning and waiting, you have sadly misdjudged and astoundingly underestimated the quality of Russian strategic military planning!
Yes, you sunk my Ships posted temptingly off the coast of England. However, you will now find that half of your navy, including every single one of your so-called "Man-o-Wars", is residing at the bottom of the English channel. And as a sign of Russia's superior intelligence, you will find that there are now slightly more Russian ships stationed outside London than your remaining navy can sink
And that so-called invasion army of yours that has dared to intrude within the city limits of Amsterdam....that single Lifeguard Army and a handful of Redcoats, supported by some Artillery (thanks very much by the way, they were later trained upon your ships), were annihilated without the loss of a single Russian soldier.
So run along for now, and come back when you have a real army ready for battle.
Oh, and please remove your units from the surrounds of Venice, or you will find next month that they have shared the fate of their comrades who are now buried in the environs of Amsterdam, pushing up.....er....tulips
By the way Lord (?) rickety.....where are your Spanish allies? I seem to recall you declared war on Russia to help them out
March 1812 to rickety of the unloved English. (Unloved by all but the unwashed Spanish) |
Blah blah blah. Thunder and bluster. More bluster.
March 1812 to Masuro.
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