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What will we do???
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| Have no historian |
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0% |
| Wait for someone to volunteer |
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10 |
55.56% |
| Pick someone to do it, even if they don't really want to |
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16.67% |
| Other |
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22.22% |
| Let the bananas be historian! |
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5.56% |
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H Tower
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cavebear volunteered as long as it didn't count against consecuitive terms in office, i say we give the outgoing president what he wants.
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123john321
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quote: Originally posted by Zedd
Perhaps the polll could have an edit showing the nomination of cavebear? |
That would be forcing him...... so, what did you vote for?
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MrWhereItsAt
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New Year's Resolution: 2005 is the year of Where It's At - come get some.
Nov 2001 time: 17:20
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quote: Originally posted by cavebear
I would really like to be your Historian; I just didn't want to cause a lot of arguing about the election cycles and all that stuff. If I may be Historian, private citizen, then I would like to do that very much as long as it won't cause dissension.
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Dissension?! Refusing the Premier is a crime punishable by, er, something nasty the Marquis has up his sleeve for just such anti-Communist behaviour. Especially where it would benefit the people. Our Comrade Premier's philanthropy is clearly beyond reproach!
Which election cycles are you referring to, my Premier? If you are concerned that a prolonged stay in office shall cause dissent, I point all who question this to the decision the people have made: 4 consecutive terms in office only, unless their is no alternative candidate for a position, in which case the restriction is waived. Besides, you have only been in office twice, IIRC.
Minister of WAR, not peace.
Presidential Candidate.
MrWIA.

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cavebear
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of the Pleistocene
Oct 1999 time: 00:20
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Sample:
"The Cavalry units had arrived at the edge of the forest between Pisae and Madras. The forward units had dismounted and were brushing back the last shrubs separating them from the plain between themselves and the Madras defences. In hushed commands, the leader bade the Spy to come forth. There were several hours before daylight, and the Spy had arranged to meet "certain people" by the city gates. The gold was in the saddlebags of the horse the Spy led, and there were mounted Cavalrymen guarding the Spy from a distance acceptable to both parties.
"In the field, 2 men from Madras stood up carefully, signaling that they had no weapons. Mata Hari,the Apolyton Spy, signalled in return and went forth to complete the negotiations. The Madras representatives were the Gatekeeper and the city's Deputy Mayor. Between them, they had aranged for the opening of the City Gates shortly before dawn, when the defense would be pulled back and the townspeople would still be asleep. They two would be allowed outside on horses before the attack and none would know of their treachery due to the confusion created by the attack.
"Bags of gold were handed in one direction; keys, codes, and the assurance of open gates handed in the other. Each returned to their own side briefly. When the gates opened shortly thereafter, and 2 figures rode off on horses for wild places, none of the Cavalry were surprised. This pattern had been observed befoire, and would be observed again. The Cavalry mounted and streamed through the now open gate in the City-Wall. Terror and victory followed them as the city defenders collapses into small unlead groups and were overwhelmed. Madras was theirs!
"The navy, on the other hand, had a completely different code of ethics... The Ironclad commanders never contacted their opponents... etc".

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123john321
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thats a nice read
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