gchristie wrote:What the heck, this thread got completely hijacked, so I'll jump in.
My father in law teaches english at Kenyon College and had Bill Watterson as a student. Thought he was a fine student. Watterson painted a mural on the ceiling of his dorm room and I guess he skipped a lot of classes to do so. Kenyon painted over it once he left. Bet they wished they had kept it!
Jim-NC wrote:In my experience, most battles are over in 1 day, rarely does a battle go longer than 3 days (I have seen a few). So having a few days left is not a problem. Unless you have long battle delay (in which case, you may not fight that turn).
Ol' Choctaw wrote:I had one of those 15 day battles once.
Mc and his whole army were sieging Richmond and went for an all out attack.
At the end I had more men left than he did. Leaders were dieing like flies, taking thousands of loses per attack.
I lost Bobby Lee on day 14 but still held on.
At the end of the turn I got the message I had won the game. I guess they took such a moral hit from all the losses that their moral shattered.
Ol' Choctaw wrote:I had one of those 15 day battles once.
Mc and his whole army were sieging Richmond and went for an all out attack.
At the end I had more men left than he did. Leaders were dieing like flies, taking thousands of loses per attack.
I lost Bobby Lee on day 14 but still held on.
At the end of the turn I got the message I had won the game. I guess they took such a moral hit from all the losses that their moral shattered.
Pat "Stonewall" Cleburne wrote:Don't forget about the simultaneous plane crash, earthquake, and gas leak all converging with the train to one point.
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Farmer Pocus' eye twitches...
I had to derail this thread further because it reminded me of my favorite Calvin and Hobbes comic.
GraniteStater wrote:Lil Mac's still getting organized
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