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Karunel Princeps Corp YouWhat	Posted - 2007.04.26 10:39:00 - [1] Quote: Yep, MC and YW had to call in backup to deal with a "dead alliance", and an "alliance full of carebears". Hey hi! Remember when the entire coalition was giving -Y- for dead and making awesomely smart jokes about us sitting in NPC stations? Fun times. My point Propaganda goes both ways. ___ Originally by: elbenito The problem with large fleet engagements is that the hamsters stop to watch.
Karunel Princeps Corp YouWhat	Posted - 2007.04.26 11:56:00 - [2] Quote: YW are no threat to D2 even in their current circumstances Just to clarify, if my post made you doubt, I was not claiming that. -Y- simply lacks the numbers to fight a war on D2 on our own. But, we're very much alive and kicking. ____ Originally by: elbenito The problem with large fleet engagements is that the hamsters stop to watch.
Karunel Princeps Corp YouWhat	Posted - 2007.04.26 17:32:00 - [3] Quote: you kicking nothing, you guys only jumped on the MC-train, without MC you would still siting on npc-stations! k. ____ Originally by: elbenito The problem with large fleet engagements is that the hamsters stop to watch.
Karunel Princeps Corp YouWhat	Posted - 2007.04.27 08:37:00 - [4] Honestly, this is getting ridiculous. I just said "We are alive and kicking". I didn't say "OMG LOL -Y- AER PWZOR OF THE LEETZOR WE BLAST D2 HAI", and yet some people feel like going all the way around the solar system to find some rethoric to argue with that I said. Can't you just say "Hey you're alive for the moment, we'll see in some week, btw GF yesterday"?. I mean smacking is ok I guess but when taken a bridge too far it just makes you look a bit silly IMHO. Oh and some people need to 1) be there or 2) get better information before they embarrass themselves posting. ____ Originally by: elbenito The problem with large fleet engagements is that the hamsters stop to watch.
Karunel Princeps Corp YouWhat	Posted - 2007.04.27 15:12:00 - [5] Edited by: Karunel on 27/04/2007 15:08:49 Nvm not worth it. ____ Originally by: elbenito The problem with large fleet engagements is that the hamsters stop to watch.
Karunel Princeps Corp YouWhat	Posted - 2007.05.01 11:34:00 - [6] Take a loot at our new killboard, it's pretty. ____ Originally by: elbenito The problem with large fleet engagements is that the hamsters stop to watch.
Karunel Princeps Corp YouWhat	Posted - 2007.05.01 11:40:00 - [7] Thou shall not loot our killboard, this means war! ____ Originally by: elbenito The problem with large fleet engagements is that the hamsters stop to watch.
Karunel Princeps Corp YouWhat	Posted - 2007.05.01 13:25:00 - [8] For what I remember, being a resident at the time, D2 didn't give much of a flying rat ass about the Goons conquest of I-UU and we the residents did a lot of the bubbling and camping of the system. In Fade now I see 9 POSes being dropped in C4C and their only titan here day in day out. I know they didn't have a titan back in the day, but do you think it would have been there? While I'm sure my memory fails me regarding the bob invasion, somewhat, I'd dare say there're obvious differences... ____ Originally by: elbenito The problem with large fleet engagements is that the hamsters stop to watch.
Karunel Princeps Corp YouWhat	Posted - 2007.05.01 22:32:00 - [9] Quote: Some might call this a challenge. Some others just crawl and bow. You mean there's no challenge to be had on BoB's side? Many important alliances, 3 (now 2, known) titans, as many or more motherships and capital ships (got so many losing 42 doesn't seem to be important at all)... seems quite challenging to me. At least that's what we thought here on Princeps and that's why we signed up when -Y- gave us the chance. ____ Originally by: elbenito The problem with large fleet engagements is that the hamsters stop to watch.
Karunel Princeps Corp YouWhat	Posted - 2007.05.01 22:44:00 - [10] It's just a game man, at the end of the day even if it turns out to be a "bad" decision no one can't take away the fun we'll have had in the road. That's enough. ____ Originally by: elbenito The problem with large fleet engagements is that the hamsters stop to watch.

Karunel Princeps Corp YouWhat	Posted - 2007.05.02 09:35:00 - [11] Le Cardinal, I don't think you'll find a single -Y- pilot who'll claim we could be invading Fade on our own. Basically because we're a 700 people alliance, who're not even all in the same timezone, against a, how many you are now, 2000? We are just part of the Alliance offensive in the north. ____ Originally by: elbenito The problem with large fleet engagements is that the hamsters stop to watch.
Karunel Princeps Corp YouWhat	Posted - 2007.05.02 20:05:00 - [12] Originally by: Frances Ducoir thread is completly derailed. plz /close ____ Originally by: elbenito The problem with large fleet engagements is that the hamsters stop to watch.
Karunel Princeps Corp YouWhat	Posted - 2007.05.02 21:20:00 - [13] We have reached a point in this thread where people very obviously don't give a second thought before clicking the "post reply" button. ____ Originally by: elbenito The problem with large fleet engagements is that the hamsters stop to watch.

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