Chaplain Lovejoy wrote:And she's even used one of my favorite words: exegesis. Never thought I would see that word used outside of a theological context!
Chaplin Lovejoy wrote:And she's even used one of my favorite words: exegesis. Never thought I would see that word used outside of a theological context!
Le Ricain wrote:Exegesis...much better than one of my favourite words 'eisegesis' which I believe is the opposite of exegesis.
Aphrodite Mae wrote:Hi, Calvinus! I'm honored that you posted in my little thread! While you're here, I was wondering: is there a supplement to the Tome that has the charts and tables that are mentioned? I'm interested in the diplomacy table, in particular, because I'd like to know what kind of diplomatic effort is required to effect change.
Aphrodite Mae wrote:Speaking of diplomacy... I've noticed that different neutrals have different diplomatic ranges (-4 to 11; 11 to 24, for example). I'm kinda assuming that the higher the range, the more difficult it is to effect a change. Is this right?
Aphrodite Mae wrote:Oh, one more thing. I noticed that both Sweden and Holland have a +1 to diplomatic status change "when a German Ambassador is present". Playing as the Central Powers, can I send a "0" Ambassador and reap the reward in relations, or does the Ambassador have to have a value of 1+?
Aphrodite Mae wrote:
Thanks for the new word, Le Ricain! It fills a gap in my vocabulary that desperately needed filling. Now, instead of screaming "you're clueless!" and slamming the door in the face of fundamentalist Southern bible-thumpers who come to proselytize me here at home, I can coolly look them in the eye and calmly say, "your flawed eisegesis holds no interest for me"...
...and then slam the door in their face!
On a more serious note... thanks for the reference to For the Fallen which you made in the historical discussion thread, Le Ricain. I've never encountered this, before. When I checked it out online, I was quite touched... so much so, that I wept a bit. Like usual, your thoughtful posts have enriched my life.
Smooches to all who want to be smooched ,
Havely
calvinus wrote:Mmmh, why not? Make a list of all tables you wish to have in the tome, and we will allocate some time for that.
Aphrodite Mae wrote: a Combat Results Table, and the Diplomacy table...
igor7111 wrote:good god, would you marry me?
you're already married huh......
dump that loser and marry me.....
saintsup wrote:What's RoP in the profile of this charming couple ?
A new game from AGEOD that I don't know about ?
Aphrodite Mae wrote:My apologies, Syt, for borrowing your thread title idea, but I thought it was a good one!
I'm afraid that you'll have to stand in line with the literally dozens of other guys who've been impatiently waiting for my "untimely demise". I suppose that with a wife as charming and delightful as Aphrodite Mae, it's a small wonder that I haven't been assassinated by one of her admirers, by now.
Aphrodite Mae wrote: I'm much richer, 'cause I've got the game!
Aphrodite Mae wrote:My apologies, Syt, for borrowing your thread title idea, but I thought it was a good one! (I heard somewhere that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.)
Syt wrote:Didn't notice till now. Don't worry, plagiarize all you like.
HonkryTonk wrote:After following this title for months at Matrix games I came here to take a further look to see how WW1 is progressing with the intent of a purchase. It does look like it has come a long way.
But, that has all changed after reading this thread. I refuse to give a nickel to a self-described MILITANT atheist. Keep your game. It has become a running joke around the wargame community anyway.
And yes, what a prize she must be, slamming the door in peoples faces that tirelessly help feed and shelter the poor and only wish to spread the love of a peace beyond all understanding. That'll show 'em!
What else? Do you throw water on Girl Scouts? Kick stray dogs? A lady would never slam the door on anyone, regardless of the reason for intrusion.
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