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152.131.9.69 at 21:18, 28 March 2011

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	Instead, he had [[Dewy Tulips]] hanging on his arm, with [[Rosetta]] and [[Cheri]] shooting eye-daggers at her. He held his own little court by the bar. He didn't say any of the stuff he was thinking. He was just telling war stories, picked carefully from better wars than this one. His guys were laughing at his jokes. He was obeying the [[Royal]] order to have a fun time. Nobody was hanging with the [[King]].		Instead, he had [[Dewy Tulips]] hanging on his arm, with [[Rosetta]] and [[Cheri]] shooting eye-daggers at her. He held his own little court by the bar. He didn't say any of the stuff he was thinking. He was just telling war stories, picked carefully from better wars than this one. His guys were laughing at his jokes. He was obeying the [[Royal]] order to have a fun time. Nobody was hanging with the [[King]].

-	As the head of [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[column]] pulled up to the [[Expository Bridge\|bridge]] where [[Jetstone]] was making a stand, Don called the [[Warlord]]s to gather round the table. They topped off their glasses and grabbed a few fistfuls of the remaining delicacies. Nobody was too serious at this point; it was gonna be at least a two-[[turn]] event, probably more. The stand would hold [[Gobwin Knob]] at the [[~~Transition~~ Bridge\|bridge]] to bring up their full column, which would let Jetstone's Princes fall back to the city, and the massive reserves from [[Haggar]] to move up.	+	As the head of [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[column]] pulled up to the [[Expository Bridge\|bridge]] where [[Jetstone]] was making a stand, Don called the [[Warlord]]s to gather round the table. They topped off their glasses and grabbed a few fistfuls of the remaining delicacies. Nobody was too serious at this point; it was gonna be at least a two-[[turn]] event, probably more. The stand would hold [[Gobwin Knob]] at the [[Expository Bridge\|bridge]] to bring up their full column, which would let Jetstone's Princes fall back to the city, and the massive reserves from [[Haggar]] to move up.

	But an hour later? There were only five people in the room, all of them real sober. Fun time was over.		But an hour later? There were only five people in the room, all of them real sober. Fun time was over.

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152.131.9.69 at 21:17, 28 March 2011

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	[[Bunny]] was up there with him, working, tuned in, directing the [[Doll]]s holding the croupier's rakes. Don's big fat flanks almost crowded her off the stand. [[Caesar]] ignored her completely, not even a glance. That's how they did this. She was in his head, but he kept his eyes off her. There was time for that later (though never enough).		[[Bunny]] was up there with him, working, tuned in, directing the [[Doll]]s holding the croupier's rakes. Don's big fat flanks almost crowded her off the stand. [[Caesar]] ignored her completely, not even a glance. That's how they did this. She was in his head, but he kept his eyes off her. There was time for that later (though never enough).

-	Instead, he had [[Dewy Tulips]] hanging on his arm, with Rosetta and Cheri shooting eye-daggers at her. He held his own little court by the bar. He didn't say any of the stuff he was thinking. He was just telling war stories, picked carefully from better wars than this one. His guys were laughing at his jokes. He was obeying the [[Royal]] order to have a fun time. Nobody was hanging with the [[King]].	+	Instead, he had [[Dewy Tulips]] hanging on his arm, with [[Rosetta]] and [[Cheri]] shooting eye-daggers at her. He held his own little court by the bar. He didn't say any of the stuff he was thinking. He was just telling war stories, picked carefully from better wars than this one. His guys were laughing at his jokes. He was obeying the [[Royal]] order to have a fun time. Nobody was hanging with the [[King]].

-	As the head of [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[column]] pulled up to the [[Expository Bridge\|bridge]] where Jetstone was making a stand, Don called the ~~Warlords~~ to gather round the table. They topped off their glasses and grabbed a few fistfuls of the remaining delicacies. Nobody was too serious at this point; it was gonna be at least a two-[[turn]] event, probably more. The stand would hold Gobwin Knob at the bridge to bring up their full column, which would let Jetstone's Princes fall back to the city, and the massive reserves from [[Haggar]] to move up.	+	As the head of [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[column]] pulled up to the [[Expository Bridge\|bridge]] where [[Jetstone]] was making a stand, Don called the [[Warlord]]s to gather round the table. They topped off their glasses and grabbed a few fistfuls of the remaining delicacies. Nobody was too serious at this point; it was gonna be at least a two-[[turn]] event, probably more. The stand would hold [[Gobwin Knob]] at the [[Transition Bridge\|bridge]] to bring up their full column, which would let Jetstone's Princes fall back to the city, and the massive reserves from [[Haggar]] to move up.

	But an hour later? There were only five people in the room, all of them real sober. Fun time was over.		But an hour later? There were only five people in the room, all of them real sober. Fun time was over.

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SteveMB at 13:35, 25 April 2010

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	[[Don King\|Don]] was trying to make this fight into a party.		[[Don King\|Don]] was trying to make this fight into a party.

Jorgath at 04:10, 9 December 2009

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	But an hour later? There were only five people in the room, all of them real sober. Fun time was over.		But an hour later? There were only five people in the room, all of them real sober. Fun time was over.
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Commander I. Heartly Noah at 20:02, 5 December 2009

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	You remember [[Battle for Gobwin Knob\|''that'' one]], dontcha? That's the battle that started [[Transylvito]]'s whole cave-in. Oh yeah.		You remember [[Battle for Gobwin Knob\|''that'' one]], dontcha? That's the battle that started [[Transylvito]]'s whole cave-in. Oh yeah.

-	And the idea that they didn't have a chip in this game was a laugh. A chip? Their whole ''stack'' was with the [[Jillian\|Wack]] from [[Faq]]. Her moonball keister was ridin' around on Transylvito's whole [[treasury]]. Not to mention the three [[city\|cities]] and seven [[Warlord]]s they were down since [[Don King]] put her on the throne. When this new [[heir]] [[pop\|popped]], he wasn't gonna have much left to think about inheriting.	+	And the idea that they didn't have a chip in this game was a laugh. A chip? Their whole ''stack'' was with the [[Jillian\|Wack]] from [[Kingdom of Faq\|Faq]]. Her moonball keister was ridin' around on Transylvito's whole [[treasury]]. Not to mention the three [[city\|cities]] and seven [[Warlord]]s they were down since [[Don King]] put her on the throne. When this new [[heir]] [[pop\|popped]], he wasn't gonna have much left to think about inheriting.

	But hey. Party time. Live it the flip ''up''.		But hey. Party time. Live it the flip ''up''.

Commander I. Heartly Noah at 19:48, 5 December 2009

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	And why not, right? Hey, they only had a few [[Doombat\|bat]]s in [[Jetstone]]'s [[battlespace]], but this was gonna be the biggest flippin' battle since that [[volcano Uncroaking\|volcano]] deal.		And why not, right? Hey, they only had a few [[Doombat\|bat]]s in [[Jetstone]]'s [[battlespace]], but this was gonna be the biggest flippin' battle since that [[volcano Uncroaking\|volcano]] deal.

-	You remember [[Battle for Gobwin Knob\|that one]], dontcha? That's the battle that started [[Transylvito]]'s whole cave-in. Oh yeah.	+	You remember [[Battle for Gobwin Knob\|''that'' one]], dontcha? That's the battle that started [[Transylvito]]'s whole cave-in. Oh yeah.

	And the idea that they didn't have a chip in this game was a laugh. A chip? Their whole ''stack'' was with the [[Jillian\|Wack]] from [[Faq]]. Her moonball keister was ridin' around on Transylvito's whole [[treasury]]. Not to mention the three [[city\|cities]] and seven [[Warlord]]s they were down since [[Don King]] put her on the throne. When this new [[heir]] [[pop\|popped]], he wasn't gonna have much left to think about inheriting.		And the idea that they didn't have a chip in this game was a laugh. A chip? Their whole ''stack'' was with the [[Jillian\|Wack]] from [[Faq]]. Her moonball keister was ridin' around on Transylvito's whole [[treasury]]. Not to mention the three [[city\|cities]] and seven [[Warlord]]s they were down since [[Don King]] put her on the throne. When this new [[heir]] [[pop\|popped]], he wasn't gonna have much left to think about inheriting.

Commander I. Heartly Noah at 19:47, 5 December 2009

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	You remember [[Battle for Gobwin Knob\|that one]], dontcha? That's the battle that started [[Transylvito]]'s whole cave-in. Oh yeah.		You remember [[Battle for Gobwin Knob\|that one]], dontcha? That's the battle that started [[Transylvito]]'s whole cave-in. Oh yeah.

-	And the idea that they didn't have a chip in this game was a laugh. A chip? Their whole [[stack]] was with the [[Jillian\|Wack]] from [[Faq]]. Her moonball keister was ridin' around on Transylvito's whole [[treasury]]. Not to mention the three [[city\|cities]] and seven [[Warlord]]s they were down since [[Don King]] put her on the throne. When this new [[heir]] [[pop\|popped]], he wasn't gonna have much left to think about inheriting.	+	And the idea that they didn't have a chip in this game was a laugh. A chip? Their whole ''stack'' was with the [[Jillian\|Wack]] from [[Faq]]. Her moonball keister was ridin' around on Transylvito's whole [[treasury]]. Not to mention the three [[city\|cities]] and seven [[Warlord]]s they were down since [[Don King]] put her on the throne. When this new [[heir]] [[pop\|popped]], he wasn't gonna have much left to think about inheriting.

-	But hey. Party time. Live it the flip up.	+	But hey. Party time. Live it the flip ''up''.

	The palace war room was full of [[Goyles#Skanks\|Skank]]s, a few [[Knight]]s, and eight of their remaining nineteen [[Warlord]]s. They stood around in itchy Class A formal [[raiment]], sipping white wine in crystal stemware and eating greasy little meat pastries from silver trays. Don had a special perch above the action: the huge green felt tactical table with leather and brass fittings. He sat on a big cushion on a raised platform of brass and teak, with a mother-of-pearl inlay. Swanky.		The palace war room was full of [[Goyles#Skanks\|Skank]]s, a few [[Knight]]s, and eight of their remaining nineteen [[Warlord]]s. They stood around in itchy Class A formal [[raiment]], sipping white wine in crystal stemware and eating greasy little meat pastries from silver trays. Don had a special perch above the action: the huge green felt tactical table with leather and brass fittings. He sat on a big cushion on a raised platform of brass and teak, with a mother-of-pearl inlay. Swanky.
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	[[Bunny]] was up there with him, working, tuned in, directing the [[Doll]]s holding the croupier's rakes. Don's big fat flanks almost crowded her off the stand. [[Caesar]] ignored her completely, not even a glance. That's how they did this. She was in his head, but he kept his eyes off her. There was time for that later (though never enough).		[[Bunny]] was up there with him, working, tuned in, directing the [[Doll]]s holding the croupier's rakes. Don's big fat flanks almost crowded her off the stand. [[Caesar]] ignored her completely, not even a glance. That's how they did this. She was in his head, but he kept his eyes off her. There was time for that later (though never enough).

-	Instead, he had [[Dewy Tulips]] hanging on his arm, with Rosetta and Cheri shooting eye-daggers at her. He held his own little court by the bar. He didn't say any of the stuff he was thinking. He was just telling war stories, picked carefully from better wars than this one. His guys were laughing at his jokes. He was obeying the [[Royal]] order to have a fun time. Nobody was hanging with the King.	+	Instead, he had [[Dewy Tulips]] hanging on his arm, with Rosetta and Cheri shooting eye-daggers at her. He held his own little court by the bar. He didn't say any of the stuff he was thinking. He was just telling war stories, picked carefully from better wars than this one. His guys were laughing at his jokes. He was obeying the [[Royal]] order to have a fun time. Nobody was hanging with the [[King]].

	As the head of [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[column]] pulled up to the [[Expository Bridge\|bridge]] where Jetstone was making a stand, Don called the Warlords to gather round the table. They topped off their glasses and grabbed a few fistfuls of the remaining delicacies. Nobody was too serious at this point; it was gonna be at least a two-[[turn]] event, probably more. The stand would hold Gobwin Knob at the bridge to bring up their full column, which would let Jetstone's Princes fall back to the city, and the massive reserves from [[Haggar]] to move up.		As the head of [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[column]] pulled up to the [[Expository Bridge\|bridge]] where Jetstone was making a stand, Don called the Warlords to gather round the table. They topped off their glasses and grabbed a few fistfuls of the remaining delicacies. Nobody was too serious at this point; it was gonna be at least a two-[[turn]] event, probably more. The stand would hold Gobwin Knob at the bridge to bring up their full column, which would let Jetstone's Princes fall back to the city, and the massive reserves from [[Haggar]] to move up.

	But an hour later? There were only five people in the room, all of them real sober. Fun time was over.		But an hour later? There were only five people in the room, all of them real sober. Fun time was over.

Jorgath at 17:00, 5 December 2009

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	But hey. Party time. Live it the flip up.		But hey. Party time. Live it the flip up.

-	The palace war room was full of [[Skank]]s, a few [[Knight]]s, and eight of their remaining nineteen [[Warlord]]s. They stood around in itchy Class A formal [[raiment]], sipping white wine in crystal stemware and eating greasy little meat pastries from silver trays. Don had a special perch above the action: the huge green felt tactical table with leather and brass fittings. He sat on a big cushion on a raised platform of brass and teak, with a mother-of-pearl inlay. Swanky.	+	The palace war room was full of [[Goyles#Skanks\|Skank]]s, a few [[Knight]]s, and eight of their remaining nineteen [[Warlord]]s. They stood around in itchy Class A formal [[raiment]], sipping white wine in crystal stemware and eating greasy little meat pastries from silver trays. Don had a special perch above the action: the huge green felt tactical table with leather and brass fittings. He sat on a big cushion on a raised platform of brass and teak, with a mother-of-pearl inlay. Swanky.

	[[Bunny]] was up there with him, working, tuned in, directing the [[Doll]]s holding the croupier's rakes. Don's big fat flanks almost crowded her off the stand. [[Caesar]] ignored her completely, not even a glance. That's how they did this. She was in his head, but he kept his eyes off her. There was time for that later (though never enough).		[[Bunny]] was up there with him, working, tuned in, directing the [[Doll]]s holding the croupier's rakes. Don's big fat flanks almost crowded her off the stand. [[Caesar]] ignored her completely, not even a glance. That's how they did this. She was in his head, but he kept his eyes off her. There was time for that later (though never enough).

Jorgath at 16:59, 5 December 2009

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-	Don was trying to make this fight into a party.	+	[[Don King\|Don]] was trying to make this fight into a party.

-	And why not, right? Hey, they only had a few ~~bats~~ in Jetstone's battlespace, but this was gonna be the biggest flippin' battle since that volcano deal.	+	And why not, right? Hey, they only had a few [[Doombat\|bat]]s in [[Jetstone]]'s [[battlespace]], but this was gonna be the biggest flippin' battle since that [[volcano Uncroaking\|volcano]] deal.

-	You remember that one, dontcha? That's the battle that started Transylvito's whole cave-in. Oh yeah.	+	You remember [[Battle for Gobwin Knob\|that one]], dontcha? That's the battle that started [[Transylvito]]'s whole cave-in. Oh yeah.

-	And the idea that they didn't have a chip in this game was a laugh. A chip? Their whole stack was with the Wack from Faq. Her moonball keister was ridin' around on Transylvito's whole treasury. Not to mention the three cities and seven ~~Warlords~~ they were down since Don King put her on the throne. When this new heir popped, he wasn't gonna have much left to think about inheriting.	+	And the idea that they didn't have a chip in this game was a laugh. A chip? Their whole [[stack]] was with the [[Jillian\|Wack]] from [[Faq]]. Her moonball keister was ridin' around on Transylvito's whole [[treasury]]. Not to mention the three [[city\|cities]] and seven [[Warlord]]s they were down since [[Don King]] put her on the throne. When this new [[heir]] [[pop\|popped]], he wasn't gonna have much left to think about inheriting.

	But hey. Party time. Live it the flip up.		But hey. Party time. Live it the flip up.

-	The palace war room was full of ~~Skanks~~, a few ~~Knights~~, and eight of their remaining nineteen ~~Warlords~~. They stood around in itchy Class A formal raiment, sipping white wine in crystal stemware and eating greasy little meat pastries from silver trays. Don had a special perch above the action: the huge green felt tactical table with leather and brass fittings. He sat on a big cushion on a raised platform of brass and teak, with a mother-of-pearl inlay. Swanky.	+	The palace war room was full of [[Skank]]s, a few [[Knight]]s, and eight of their remaining nineteen [[Warlord]]s. They stood around in itchy Class A formal [[raiment]], sipping white wine in crystal stemware and eating greasy little meat pastries from silver trays. Don had a special perch above the action: the huge green felt tactical table with leather and brass fittings. He sat on a big cushion on a raised platform of brass and teak, with a mother-of-pearl inlay. Swanky.

-	Bunny was up there with him, working, tuned in, directing the ~~Dolls~~ holding the croupier's rakes. Don's big fat flanks almost crowded her off the stand. Caesar ignored her completely, not even a glance. That's how they did this. She was in his head, but he kept his eyes off her. There was time for that later (though never enough).	+	[[Bunny]] was up there with him, working, tuned in, directing the [[Doll]]s holding the croupier's rakes. Don's big fat flanks almost crowded her off the stand. [[Caesar]] ignored her completely, not even a glance. That's how they did this. She was in his head, but he kept his eyes off her. There was time for that later (though never enough).

-	Instead, he had Dewy Tulips hanging on his arm, with Rosetta and Cheri shooting eye-daggers at her. He held his own little court by the bar. He didn't say any of the stuff he was thinking. He was just telling war stories, picked carefully from better wars than this one. His guys were laughing at his jokes. He was obeying the Royal order to have a fun time. Nobody was hanging with the King.	+	Instead, he had [[Dewy Tulips]] hanging on his arm, with Rosetta and Cheri shooting eye-daggers at her. He held his own little court by the bar. He didn't say any of the stuff he was thinking. He was just telling war stories, picked carefully from better wars than this one. His guys were laughing at his jokes. He was obeying the [[Royal]] order to have a fun time. Nobody was hanging with the King.

-	As the head of Gobwin Knob's column pulled up to the bridge where Jetstone was making a stand, Don called the Warlords to gather round the table. They topped off their glasses and grabbed a few fistfuls of the remaining delicacies. Nobody was too serious at this point; it was gonna be at least a two-turn event, probably more. The stand would hold Gobwin Knob at the bridge to bring up their full column, which would let Jetstone's Princes fall back to the city, and the massive reserves from Haggar to move up.	+	As the head of [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[column]] pulled up to the [[Expository Bridge\|bridge]] where Jetstone was making a stand, Don called the Warlords to gather round the table. They topped off their glasses and grabbed a few fistfuls of the remaining delicacies. Nobody was too serious at this point; it was gonna be at least a two-[[turn]] event, probably more. The stand would hold Gobwin Knob at the bridge to bring up their full column, which would let Jetstone's Princes fall back to the city, and the massive reserves from [[Haggar]] to move up.

	But an hour later? There were only five people in the room, all of them real sober. Fun time was over.		But an hour later? There were only five people in the room, all of them real sober. Fun time was over.

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Don was trying to make this fight into a party.

And why not, right? Hey, they only had a few bats in Jetstone's battlespace, but this was gonna be the biggest flippin' battle since that volcano deal.

You remember that one, dontcha? That's the battle that started Transylvito's whole cave-in. Oh yeah.

And the idea that they didn't have a chip in this game was a laugh. A chip? Their whole stack was with the Wack from Faq. Her moonball keister was ridin' around on Transylvito's whole treasury. Not to mention the three cities and seven Warlords they were down since Don King put her on the throne. When this new heir popped, he wasn't gonna have much left to think about inheriting.

But hey. Party time. Live it the flip up.

The palace war room was full of Skanks, a few Knights, and eight of their remaining nineteen Warlords. They stood around in itchy Class A formal raiment, sipping white wine in crystal stemware and eating greasy little meat pastries from silver trays. Don had a special perch above the action: the huge green felt tactical table with leather and brass fittings. He sat on a big cushion on a raised platform of brass and teak, with a mother-of-pearl inlay. Swanky.

Bunny was up there with him, working, tuned in, directing the Dolls holding the croupier's rakes. Don's big fat flanks almost crowded her off the stand. Caesar ignored her completely, not even a glance. That's how they did this. She was in his head, but he kept his eyes off her. There was time for that later (though never enough).

Instead, he had Dewy Tulips hanging on his arm, with Rosetta and Cheri shooting eye-daggers at her. He held his own little court by the bar. He didn't say any of the stuff he was thinking. He was just telling war stories, picked carefully from better wars than this one. His guys were laughing at his jokes. He was obeying the Royal order to have a fun time. Nobody was hanging with the King.

As the head of Gobwin Knob's column pulled up to the bridge where Jetstone was making a stand, Don called the Warlords to gather round the table. They topped off their glasses and grabbed a few fistfuls of the remaining delicacies. Nobody was too serious at this point; it was gonna be at least a two-turn event, probably more. The stand would hold Gobwin Knob at the bridge to bring up their full column, which would let Jetstone's Princes fall back to the city, and the massive reserves from Haggar to move up.

But an hour later? There were only five people in the room, all of them real sober. Fun time was over.

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	And why not, right? Hey, they only had a few [[Doombat\|bat]]s in [[Jetstone]]'s [[battlespace]], but this was gonna be the biggest flippin' battle since that [[volcano Uncroaking\|volcano]] deal.		And why not, right? Hey, they only had a few [[Doombat\|bat]]s in [[Jetstone]]'s [[battlespace]], but this was gonna be the biggest flippin' battle since that [[volcano Uncroaking\|volcano]] deal.

-	You remember [[Battle for Gobwin Knob\|that one]], dontcha? That's the battle that started [[Transylvito]]'s whole cave-in. Oh yeah.	+	You remember [[Battle for Gobwin Knob\|''that'' one]], dontcha? That's the battle that started [[Transylvito]]'s whole cave-in. Oh yeah.

	And the idea that they didn't have a chip in this game was a laugh. A chip? Their whole ''stack'' was with the [[Jillian\|Wack]] from [[Faq]]. Her moonball keister was ridin' around on Transylvito's whole [[treasury]]. Not to mention the three [[city\|cities]] and seven [[Warlord]]s they were down since [[Don King]] put her on the throne. When this new [[heir]] [[pop\|popped]], he wasn't gonna have much left to think about inheriting.		And the idea that they didn't have a chip in this game was a laugh. A chip? Their whole ''stack'' was with the [[Jillian\|Wack]] from [[Faq]]. Her moonball keister was ridin' around on Transylvito's whole [[treasury]]. Not to mention the three [[city\|cities]] and seven [[Warlord]]s they were down since [[Don King]] put her on the throne. When this new [[heir]] [[pop\|popped]], he wasn't gonna have much left to think about inheriting.