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The True Demosthenes
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London, UK
Feb 2000 time: 05:12
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Turn 34 ==> Stavros
The wayward ambassador returned to Welsh soil today, and strict instructions to visit the lands of the Spansih people only have been given.
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Rick Elkins
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New York City USA
Feb 2000 time: 00:12
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Turn 34 to Hextapul
All the cities suffering from the riot-inducing malady have gone back to more constructive pursuits, but a new victim has succumbed. That the duration only appears to be one cycle is a hopeful sign, and we will continue to monitor the health of our people.
It was a delight to be able to entertain the envoy of St. Jon, but his behaviour was surprising given all that the Saint espouses. He consumed far more wine than any man we have ever seen, and was soon chasing several maidens down the hall with his pantaloons down to his ankles, crying "Debauchery! Debauchery! " Only the fact that he passed out cold before he could catch them prevented an embarrassing incident. But perhaps this is not really surprising given that this is the first taste of freedom the poor man has ever experienced. Still, he is an amusing fellow, and we look forward to great friendship with he, his master, St. Jon, and all of France. We will soon visit the French people ourselves, with your permission!
Continued greetings to Demosthenes. We see that your knight continues his stay in Greece, but we must repeat the request we made of General Lung that he not head west further into Greek lands. We look forward to visiting you quite soon, as our Diplomatic envoys pass each other near Darwin. Indeed all roads seem to lead to Darwin!
Peace,
Xenophon
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The True Demosthenes
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London, UK
Feb 2000 time: 05:12
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Turn 35 ==> Stavros
As my Personal Envoy arrived at Darwin today, a great spectacle there was to behold. People of all nations mingling together, happy and full of peace. The huge markets of Darwin selling all manner of exotic swamp flowers, the great city walls towering above and protecting all and sundry, like the Lord Almighty. Truly, we have been moved.
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Stavros
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Germany
Jun 2000 time: 05:12
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Turn -> Rick
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quinns
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Anybody else in this game interested in being rated under the CTP PBEM Rating system? Stavros and St. Jon are already rated. Please see the topic "PBEM LADDERS?" and "CTP PBEM RATINGS AND RANKINGS" for more information. Hope to see you there!
Respectfully,
quinns
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Stavros
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Germany
Jun 2000 time: 05:12
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I'm happy that all and sundry enjoyed their stay in Darwin. We will definately have to replenish our supplies of swamp wine and Alagator meat, before the people start complaining about lack of food.
This has firmly established Darwin as the cross-road of the cultures, which I suppose our forefathers had in mind when they established the settlement many hundreds of years ago. Their reasons were of course more paranoid in nature, but I believe everyone is happy with the outcome.
[This message has been edited by Stavros (edited November 02, 2000).]
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Rick Elkins
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New York City USA
Feb 2000 time: 00:12
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Turn 36 to Hextapul
Oh Hextapul, I was fully prepared to see that your army had moved out of Naxos' city limits, but this is not the case. They have moved, but not in the right direction. Even our horses are getting skittish from the sounds of their singing at night!
To have them leave Naxos, send them either directly north, or southwest (but not south).
Demosthenes, your envoy will receive a warm welcome in Knossos. To avoid any disappointment, we should tell you now that cannot show him (or her) the Labyrinth, as we have never built such a thing, but we can show you much Greek hospitality.
As for drink, we have wine aplenty, but will try to limit his intake to no more than a barrel a day!
We do hope that the "horse' being referred to is not of the Trojan variety. We in Greece have some knowledge of this sort of horse, but being peace-loving choose not to construct any.
Xenophon
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The True Demosthenes
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London, UK
Feb 2000 time: 05:12
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Turn 37 ==> Stavros
Sorry guys, we've hit a small problem with the house moving, and so I've got to shoot down to London for a couple of days to sort it out, especially as we're supposed to be moving on Sunday November 12th. I hope to be back by this Tuesday.
I hope you understand that moving house is more important right now than my hobby, and I apologise at the short notice, but there's nothing I can do about that though I'm afraid. Due to the short notice I've not been able to bring any subs onboard, however, simply open and end my turn so that the game doesn't stall.
Once again my apologies. All being well we shall be moving next weekend, and after that all systems should return to normal, no more absenteeism
Hope you all understand.
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Cariad,
Demosthenes.
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www.polthought.freeserve.co.uk
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Stavros
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Germany
Jun 2000 time: 05:12
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I am saddened to hear of the impending retirement of the noble leader Hexagonian. A deliberating tactician, and a worthy apponent.
I understand that each man must find the balance between matters of state, and matters of the heart. I hope that you find peace of mind in your chosen path...
Turn -> Rick
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quinns
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Turn 38 to St. Jon ---
Greetings to all from the Incas! I am called Quinns.
It was a great shame to lose our great leader Hexagonian. The Gods were very unhappy with our people and it took a sacrifice of the highest order to appease them. Hexagonian will be forever in our memories.
However, the Gods now seem pleased. Our starvation has stopped and our people are once again pursuing happiness!
To the Greeks: Many apologies for our wayward expeditionary forces at the doorsteps of your great city. Be assured that they will all promptly return westward next turn.
To the Spanish: As Hexagonian's sacrifice included all of his belongings (including all of his writings and documents), I am at a loss to what our borders are. Please advise, as I do not wish to violate any agreements between you and my predecessor.
To the Australians: Hello Stavros!
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