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Lung
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of my princess Anastasia!
Mar 1999 time: 15:13
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quote: Originally posted by blackice
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Hail, the mighty Blackice! Hail!! Good to see you back, dude Don and I are in one almighty stalemate, although the devious Donster may have other ideas
Er, what the hell is a wennie?
In war news (there is no other news in a deathmatch, is there??), a large invasion force was repelled earlier by an obviously new garrison of cannon and muskies near the eastern Roman city of whatsaplace After heavy bombardment without return fire an all-out assault was ordered, only to find new, fresh, heavily armed troops! Alas, no apparent weaknesses exist in the Roman lines. Poo, bum wee!
Turn 161 (?) to Don.
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Lung
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of my princess Anastasia!
Mar 1999 time: 15:13
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Hi, and welcome to the Lung schizophrenic thread, where Lung posts, no one listens, and Lung replies to himself!!
In LM1.2 news, Lung embarrasses Don yet again! The accuracy of this statement is guaranteed by Lung himself. Besides, Don never looks at this thread, so what does it matter?
Lung! Lung! Lung!
He's number one!
Lung! Lung! Lung!
The rest are all scum!!
Lung slides further into delusion, and announces another grand victory over Don. "today, Lung's royal forces of good crushed a million cowardly Roman troops in a victory for Australian delusion!"
I love talking to myslef. Really, i do! 
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Lung
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of my princess Anastasia!
Mar 1999 time: 15:13
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Finally the stalemate has been broken!
Glorious Australian Musketeers marched into Caeserea after a master stroke of strategy by General Lung Caeserea, virtually impregnable from a direct assault, turned out to have it's Achilles heel when Australian troops stormed onto it's underside from ships-of-the-line, cutting off Caeserea's access to vital reinforcements. Roman troops held off the first wave, but were overwhelmed by the second wave of Aussie troops.
I think it's fair to say that the city had a caeserean section!!!
Meanwhile, a two-pronged attack on the great Roman capital, Rome (go figure ) was underway. It seems that Donicus didn't see the second, and larger, prong coming from the west, as Rome was soon beseiged as Caeserea was being invaded. Rome has since fallen and the once mighty Roman military machine is divided and in tatters
Now that the conquest of two major Roman cities has opened up the Roman front into many, is this the beginning of the end for Rome and Donicus? I, for one, certainly hope so 
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