IL's cute pets thread

Japan, China and South Korea should all slice up North Korea and solve that problem.

@dinosaur:

Yea, I remember those days too.  The best game out there was a text based Star Trek game called Space Wars because of possible copyright infringement.  It took about one minute to make a single move or fire a torpeedo.  If you warped into a sector with more than two Klingon ships, you’d better use phasers and knock them out in a single salvo or you may not get a second chance.

We had that game on our high school PDP-8 computer.  The key was to do a scan of the entire universe so you knew where the klingon’s were.  We had a grid made the represented that universive size, and could determine the number of units to warp to each occupied space.  Also used photon torpedos to pick off individual klingon ships instead of phasers that used lots of power.

I believe we did clear the galaxy once, but it was a lot of work to do so!

Not exactly they type of Shake I was thinking of.  I imagined a well spoken moderate religious guy……

http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/World/2013/02/27/20614336.html

Perhaps there is hope in the world if the phase “Never trust anyone over 30” is adapted by the youth of Islamic countries!

It’s been a long time since I played fortress america, but if I remember correctly,
Fortess america can have too much luck involved due to the order of the reinforment cards for America.

If you get a series of poor cards early or a good card too early (like the laser card), this may overcome any strong strategic moves you may have made.

I guess that’s just a built in characteristic of the game.

What about, the “Axis of Allies”?

If any women visited this site, you might have another purpose with that last smilie.

But of course, there are no women on the internet.  :oops:

Any people on this forum comic book readers?  Im not all that into comic books, however my friend Jason whom has XBL (Xbox Live), has persuaded me otherwise.  Apparently he has someone on his friends list by the name of Gerry Duggan that is best friends with comedian Brian Posehn (Comedians of Comedy).  Brian Posehn is a big comic book fan and is currently writing a comic with Duggan entitled “The Last Christmas”.

@The:

After the apocalypse no one is safe - even at the North Pole. After tragedy strikes Santa withdraws from life and turns his back on Christmas. When Claus finally emerges from seclusion the old world is gone forever. As Santa struggles to find his way in a Mad Max-like world - can he find a way to save Christmas too?

The main site is here: http://thelastchristmas.com/

And if you think you may enjoy this comic, then you might also want to check out “Battle Pope”

@Battle:

It’s the end of the world and few are worthy of passage to heaven, not even the Pope. God leaves behind Saint Michael, the leader of his army, to act as a guardian for the humans. He fails, and is held captive by Luicfer. God then enlists the aide of the Pope to rescue Michael, and leaves his son Jesus H. Christ to assist him in his quest. Now presented in full-color!

LOL… I"m listening to Hellbilly Deluxe right now  :evil: