PBEM 109

[Kingmaker]

HiHi

Well given your position in the table they obviously work well for you, me? guess I'll just carry on Haming it [:)]

All the Best
Peter

[06 Maestro]

The statistics tables are still fubar in T202-not good. So far, it is just the tables that are messed up and not the actual national data.

[Anthropoid]

I'm travelling through Sunday. Shouldn't be any delays on my turns (will have my laptop). I figure they got the internet working in New Orleans again; But just in case I'm delayed you know why.

[06 Maestro]

We are waiting for 1 player-message sent.

[Anthropoid]

T203 RusDone.

Nice Sir Robin [;)]

[Kingmaker]

HiHi

England 203 sent in.

All the Best
Peter

[terje439]

ORIGINAL: Anthropoid

T203 RusDone.

Nice Sir Robin [;)]

Sir Robin?? [:D]

Terje

[06 Maestro]

That was some fancy footwork by King Alistair of Prussia. This was a war that the Ottoman Empire stood to gain nothing except in helping allies. The allies were helped-without firing a shot. I wonder if there is any point in hanging out in Prussia if no one else is fighting against it. Sure was a long ways to march for nothing.

[06 Maestro]

All nations T203 have been forwarded to IW.

[Kingmaker]

HiHi

England T204 sent in.

All the Best
Peter

[06 Maestro]

All nations in but one-message sent.

[aprezto]

Well I hated sir Robining against the pesky bear, since, once again, he DoWed me. But poor Bill showed the experience of facing the whole of Europe by yourself.
Of course, if I could have seen into the future, that Mattos forces, that appeared to be lining up on the border after giving the 'orrible Ottomans their pleasure through their lands, were not going to attack me. And that I could placate the French with land, then I'd have gladly helped Matto frog march around the Steppe.
Of course Peter would have just landed behind me and taken Berlin...

[Kingmaker]

HiHi

England T205 sent in.

Of course Peter would have just landed behind me and taken Berlin...

Who me!!! [X(] perish the thought [:D]

All the Best
Peter

[Anthropoid]

With 'friends' like you'ze guys, who needs enemies?

T205 RusDone

[06 Maestro]

All nations in but one-message sent.
It's official; everyone has been last once at least once.

[06 Maestro]

ORIGINAL: Anthropoid

With 'friends' like you'ze guys, who needs enemies?

T205 RusDone

I have tried and tried-all gracious efforts spurned. I am left with only one logical conclusion, the Czar would rather be at war with the O.E. than an ally of the O.E.
Tis all in the Czars power to make it so.

[06 Maestro]

All nations T205 have been forwarded.

[Anthropoid]

ORIGINAL: 06 Maestro

ORIGINAL: Anthropoid

With 'friends' like you'ze guys, who needs enemies?

T205 RusDone

I have tried and tried-all gracious efforts spurned. I am left with only one logical conclusion, the Czar would rather be at war with the O.E. than an ally of the O.E.
Tis all in the Czars power to make it so.

If true, then draw up a new Treaty of allliance with Russia, including a pledge of mutual defense and a delcaration of war against Austria, and send it my way. Otherwise, simply perfidious.

[06 Maestro]

ORIGINAL: Anthropoid

ORIGINAL: 06 Maestro

ORIGINAL: Anthropoid

With 'friends' like you'ze guys, who needs enemies?

T205 RusDone

I have tried and tried-all gracious efforts spurned. I am left with only one logical conclusion, the Czar would rather be at war with the O.E. than an ally of the O.E.
Tis all in the Czars power to make it so.

If true, then draw up a new Treaty of allliance with Russia, including a pledge of mutual defense and a delcaration of war against Austria, and send it my way. Otherwise, simply perfidious.

Peace is a right click away-and it won't cost you a thing.

If you'll recall, I tried to eliminate the cause of this war before it began, but you were not interested.

The Ottoman Empire only wants peace with all its neighbors-that's all it ever wanted. [:D]

[Anthropoid]

T206 RusDone . . . ohhhh, look at me. I'm quivering in fear at the big bad Otto Man and his little stunty-armed, pointy-hat Austro Hungryman . . .