01-07-2002 04:18									#121
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Kass, great work on the SMAC quotes. Hope we´ll see them soon. Thank´s for submitting some B5 quotes, hope some of them will make it in also

	01-07-2002 21:49									#122
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Better yet, paraphrased from an actual church bulletin:

Bible Study tomorrow at noon, we will all meet for lunch after the BS is over.
-A church bulletin
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Free trip to heaven, details inside.
-Big sign in front of a church.
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"Die, my dear Doctor? That's the last thing I shall do!"
-Palmerston, Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount (1784-1865), last words
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	03-07-2002 23:31									#123
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I found an error in a post. The last post I made brought up the Spaceship victory quote from Civ I. It said there were 1,000,000 people on the ship. That is incorrect. You could only have 10,000 or 20,000 or 30,000 or 40,000 people on board. Each "Habitation Module" you built added 10,000 people to the ship.

	03-07-2002 23:43									#124
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But 2 popups a day is 3 too many!
-Victor Galis
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	04-07-2002 02:16									#125
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Vlad, those quotes were quite strange

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"...I live in Canada. They've never heard of us. That's our primary line of defense. We call it "Stealth Nation Technology"
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"Person A- He was a Republican's Democrat
Person B- So, in other words, he was an Elephant's Ass."
-DarkCloud
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	08-07-2002 07:30									#126
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Where are those SMAC quotes? If there's a problem with them do tell.


There're just too many ways to waste time in modern society. It's no wonder that all the great novels were written before the advent of television.
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	08-07-2002 09:50									#127
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If of ships I now should sing, what ship would come to me; what ship would bear me ever back across so wide a sea?
-- J. R. R. Tolkien, "The Fellowship of the Ring"
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I have never seen a polar bear or reindeer live. I do not live in an igloo.
-- Kassiopeia
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	08-07-2002 12:32									#128
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Now that you mention it, I haven't seen any SMAC quotes yet either. Prolly not added yet.

	09-07-2002 01:59									#129
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SMAC... The forgotten, lesser quotable Civilization Game.
Neglected by MarkG
Cursed by DanQ
Fated to rot in the archives, too.
-- DarkCloud
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	09-07-2002 04:43									#130
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Mr. President, you have visited my website! I am touched.


The SMAC quotes are not being added... and guess who did all the work in editing them?
-- ME!

	10-07-2002 21:24									#131
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"We have more important things to do than update the quotes registry"
-MarkG, DanQ
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"I have the leadership abilities of a small Cantelope"
-Stefu
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(I'm not sure if that second one has been added yet )

	10-07-2002 21:26									#132
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I think the second one was added a very long time ago.

	11-07-2002 03:21									#133
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Indeed it was, and 'cantaloupe' was spelt korekly.

	18-07-2002 01:34									#134
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	18-07-2002 02:12									#135
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Cantelope is spelled Cantelope...

I wasn't talking about the fruit cantaloupe you fool I was talking about a Cantelope.

	18-07-2002 03:13									#136
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My bad. Of course! The difference is vast.

	30-07-2002 04:08									#137
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	30-07-2002 04:46									#138
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eh?

	30-07-2002 05:05									#139
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Haven't seen any SMAC quotes yet. Have you?

	30-07-2002 06:37									#140
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I have, Kass. Can't remember which one though.

	30-07-2002 06:53									#141
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"What goes up . . . better doggone well stay up!"
-- Morgan Gravitonics, Company Slogan

That's one of my favorites. All the literary ones and whatnot are cool, but they're a little long for the "Post has been added" screen.

	30-07-2002 14:55									#142
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(Coracle go play) Pac-Man... oh wait, it's not realistic that pac-man can eat all those dots. For him to be able to eat all of them his total volume would have to be greater than the sum of all of them. And Ghosts! Come on folks, lets get back to reality here.
-- wrylachlan, in response to yet another 'Culture Flipping is not realistic' argument
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[Edited a little to make it more clear for those who didn't encounter it the first time around]

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	31-07-2002 02:46									#143
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quote: Originally posted by Skanky Burns I have, Kass. Can't remember which one though.

Ye have? Any other sightings?

Edit: I'll keep editing 'till I see one, damn it.

Edit: Jännitys tiivistyy...

Edit: Must... edit... again...

	31-07-2002 04:04									#144
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You're likely to see the Morgan Gravitonics one I mentioned, I've seen it several times.

	03-08-2002 04:06									#145
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Not exactly Civ related - but we have Zen quotes, which, given the Mathematical provenence of the original database probably came from Godel, Escher Bach. So I thought I should suggest:

To every w-consistent recursive class K of formulae there correspond recursive class-strings r, such that neither vGenr nor Neg(vGenr) belongs to Flg(K) (where v is the free variable of r).
-- Kurt Gödel, Proposition VI, "On Formally Undecidable Propositions in Principia Mathematica and Related Systems I"
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	03-08-2002 06:06									#146
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Chowlet, that is not only a mathematical quote, but also one that is used a lot in AI Philosophy. In that respect, it is more or les Civ related.

You might want to edit your message to end with a '%' though, or it won't be included.

DeepO

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quote: Originally posted by Chowlett To every w-consistent recursive class K of formulae there correspond recursive class-strings r, such that neither vGenr nor Neg(vGenr) belongs to Flg(K) (where v is the free variable of r). -- Kurt Gödel, Proposition VI, "On Formally Undecidable Propositions in Principia Mathematica and Related Systems I"

I've seen stuff that's even less Civ-related than that, though. There're some pseudo-philosophical things in the databse about why life sucks.

You are a coward.
-- North Korean fortune cookie on The Simpsons
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	03-08-2002 14:20									#148
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quote: -- North Korean fortune cookie on The Simpsons

-What episode was that in? (I clearly need to download it).

	03-08-2002 15:55									#149
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It's mentioned in the one where Kirk and Luanne Van Houten (Milhouse's parents) break up at the Simpsons' party. Afterwards Marge is talking to Homer, and she says, "Those North Korean fortune cookies were so insulting. 'You are a coward.' I mean, nobody likes to hear that."

	03-08-2002 21:49									#150
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quote: Originally posted by Chowlett Not exactly Civ related - but we have Zen quotes, which, given the Mathematical provenence of the original database probably came from Godel, Escher Bach. So I thought I should suggest: To every w-consistent recursive class K of formulae there correspond recursive class-strings r, such that neither vGenr nor Neg(vGenr) belongs to Flg(K) (where v is the free variable of r). -- Kurt Gödel, Proposition VI, "On Formally Undecidable Propositions in Principia Mathematica and Related Systems I" %

I had considered putting that one in my sig, but I wasn't sure about the fonts... - now I won't bother.