14-12-2004 22:22									#61
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"Harr harr", said the first Warriors that left Babylon to take a look at the land. No, I don't know what that meant.

	15-12-2004 05:35									#62
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and time passes slowly in the land of the Byzantines

	15-12-2004 05:45									#63
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yes..and forth we go with a fork and a Hoe

	15-12-2004 08:21									#64
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The sun continues to shine on Egypt. And time passes ....

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	17-12-2004 01:35									#65
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and as time passes, the wind continues to blow on the backs of brave celt warriors....

	17-12-2004 12:49									#66
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3700bc to Earthworm

	19-12-2004 10:31									#67
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The sky filled with thick clouds that blotted the sun. The land grew dark save for the flashes of lightling that showed the terror of the faces of those who inhabited all the earth.

I HAVE RETURNED boomed the mighty voice of 1889.

*cough* "Uhm...as you were then", it said somewhat more like a mortal.

Many thanks to Paddy for fitting this into his busy schedule. Speaking of schedules, I will be visiting my progenitors from the 24th to 28th. I have no plans to get a replacment as I suspect we will all be out.

	19-12-2004 16:30									#68
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cheers mate

did not get a lot done

actually nothing seems to have happened since I sent the save on

have a great day

	19-12-2004 17:14									#69
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We move, we really do. But writing about the first finished Mining project of Babylon is not very interesting, so I won't.

	19-12-2004 19:33									#70
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it is good to hear of your slave driving to get more gold and shields..

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	22-12-2004 03:03									#71
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Once again our scribes have little of note to write about but we continue to strike out into the blackness with our scouts

	23-12-2004 22:56									#72
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I'll be away until the 28th.

	24-12-2004 08:59									#73
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3650 bc to eta..sorry for the delays up and running now though

	25-12-2004 04:29									#74
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In the distant land of the Egyptians, Eribu the warrior explorer scaled the mountain of the sun, and was blinded by a sea of white.....

Save to the smelly mummies of Thulsa Doom.

	01-01-2005 04:16									#75
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the celts are celebrating new years. they promise to not drink too much

happy 3650 BC!

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That is how it had always been anyway. So as the North Star once again began to approach the brow of Ursa Major all seemed in the proper order. Like all festivals it was an opportunity for the great families to prove to the people which of them had the greatest share of Antu’s blessing by showing off their great wealth. As dusk fell each of the six estates was lit by a tremendous bon fire in a competition to see who could roast the largest animal from their herd.

Long after dusk the estates began to dim as the fires showed more ember than flame and the roast beast showed more bone than meat. Then a huge bon fire suddenly appeared in the center of the marketplace. There was no beast but by all accounts the Wianna was far stronger and there was dancing and games. The crowds streamed away from the estates and into the market. The merchants of Hatusas seemed to have the blessing of Antu, but surely they earned the wrath of the great families.

3650 to earthworm.

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	06-01-2005 10:22									#77
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Off into the distance the proud group of young men tromped. The children watch for as long as they could see the warriors, and dreams of following in the foot steps of such brave men filled their head.

	06-01-2005 12:27									#78
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quote: Originally posted by smellymummy the celts are celebrating new years. they promise to not drink too much happy 3650 BC!

oh ho ho ho


party hard mate

but how were you in the days there after

I know how I felt

	07-01-2005 03:11									#79
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3600 BC save went on to Chrisius...

	07-01-2005 05:54									#80
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And running

on to Gramps


The Byzantium people were fast asleep lost in the magical world of dreams when a distant sound awoke them on the wind, here its your turn it said

The scribes entered all this down in the great book of Byzantium, and it was foretold that one day in many years to come we would at last find the source of this distant voice who reawakened the slumbering Byzantiums..............................

	07-01-2005 06:23									#81
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3600 TO BETA

I will look me a piece of metal to get that shiney yella stuf from the ground..it looks like something purty..maybe be of use someday

	07-01-2005 06:46									#82
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Ya never know Gramps. Ya never know.

Meanwhile - elsewhere in the world - the Egyptians were secure in their one-ness under the great sun god.

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	07-01-2005 08:16									#83
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and the celts were shivering in the cold northern forests...

	07-01-2005 09:39									#84
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This exhibition was more than just a chance for the merchants to embarrass the great families. Ahimelech, the chairman of the guild, had been dissatisfied with mere wealth for some time. Why should the old patriarchs stand beside the King at every festival? It is the merchants who carry Hattusas’ reputation to all the wild tribes with their trade missions and it is the artisans who make the fine goods upon which Hattusas reputation rests. The success of the New Year celebration gave him a short period of freedom in which the patriarchs dare not interfere. Their respectability would be little use against an enraged population that believes the spectacle of New Year was a sign of divine favor. As chairman he commanded an army of artisans and now was the time to set them to work on a structure that would irreparably change the balance of power in the city, a granary.

3600 to earthworm

	09-01-2005 07:02									#85
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Word of the great warrior Malagbel's recent trek to the top of a nearby mountain top had made it back to the small villiage. Tales of a vast desert streaching for as far his his eagle eyes could see laid before him on the other side.

	11-01-2005 01:49									#86
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Many many choices present themselves before our people, do we build a ship to explore the coastal waters of our world, or do we train a new military unit to defend our beautiful city.

The Priests shall make offerings to the Gods to seek their wisdom......

	11-01-2005 05:58									#87
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I am looking for peaceable relations


Up before dawn to hoe the road of feed

wondering what tommorrow will brings

"Beta" turn the row over and see what is next

well..something "egg"stra special fer breakfast boyz

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	11-01-2005 08:14									#88
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1889 - as usual - great story.

GT - great picture. Scrambled please.

As for the Egyptians, well, they could not determine if the sun had gotten brighter or the land whiter. At any rate, warriors do not wander far without eye protection.

To s.m.

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	12-01-2005 05:47									#89
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and my people move forward

Paddy will now have a try at it

Gramps

	12-01-2005 07:48									#90
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celts are so busy hunting deer, that they nearly forgot to send the turn to 1889