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What do you figure they'd order for dinner?  
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I can't imagine but I wouldn't want to be their waitress.  ;)

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I still think you should get him stoned.
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The idea going round the office here would be for a virtual war, based on the QuakeIII engine with a Saddam v Bush deathmatch (you never know, you might even find OBL hiding in the map somewhere)

And come to think of it, why not have that as the basis for ALL future conflicts?

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I agree with Philbo. In fact, I proposed on some long lost thread ages ago that international disputes should be settled by the leaders and cabinet ministers getting together for a round-robin pool competition. Whoever's left at the end, wins.  ;D
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:-)

Been thinking: what you actually want is quite a free gaming engine, with all cheats enabled and teams of programmers working to try and outdo the other side's...  Having said that, the US'll never go for that: I've worked with Russian, Polish, Czech, Swiss and US programmers (oh, yes, and Brits, too)... we'd see a real change in world order ;-)

Phil

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Maybe they should play RISK  :)
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...well, it certainly ain't Diplomacy

;-)

Phil

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My vote goes for Rock, Paper, Scissors.  Works in my house ;)
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;D Good one! We also use eeney meeny miney moe.

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;D Good one! We also use eeney meeny miney moe.
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How 'bout "One potato, two potato"? :D

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How 'bout "One potato, two potato"? :D
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That works too ! But Bush and Hussein would probably argue about how to pronouce potato.  ;) You say potayto, I say potahto.....

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That works too ! But Bush and Hussein would probably argue about how to pronouce potato.  ;) You say potayto, I say potahto.....
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Or spell it - does it end with an E  ::)

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;D Good one! We also use eeney meeny miney moe.
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We used to use that one until my 7 year old figured out that whoever it was started on would always win ;D

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Or... we could have them go to one of those Giant Steak houses.  You know, the kind that serve the 100-ounce cuts.  First man to clean his plate and is able to waddle away wins.  ;D
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Yep! And a one time trip thru the salad bar first! They each have to take a helping of carrots and broccoli...no exceptions!  ;D

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Let's just hope George W has a stronger stomach than his father :-X
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It all depends if sushi is on the menu. What about prezels?



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Well, I guess they could always do a Survivor type thing. Anyone have a free island? ;) :o
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This is always the island of misfit penguins. Oh yeah, that is under water now. Well, maybe it will still be a good place. They wouldn't be disturbed. And they can have all the sushi they want.   ;)



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Which one do you figure will be putting French dressing on that salad? http://www.clicksmilie.de/sammlung/cool/cool-smiley-031.gif

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This fascination with Penguins here scares me!  You have no idea of the danger they pose!
http://www.inthe00s.com/cgi-bin/YaBB/YaBB.cgi?board=newpeople&action=display&num=1048620989

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This fascination with Penguins here scares me!  You have no idea of the danger they pose!
http://www.inthe00s.com/cgi-bin/YaBB/YaBB.cgi?board=newpeople&action=display&num=1048620989
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You crack me up!!!  BTW, when did pigeons become the symbol of peace?  I always thought it was doves ;D

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I was thinking that myself.  I thought pigeons were more the symbol of crap on your shoulder?
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I always thought of sea-gulls being the symbol of crap on your shoulder & pigeons were the symbol of crap on a homeless person laying on the sidewalk.

Modified to add:  No offense on any homeless people here.  ::)

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No offense on any homeless people here.  ::)
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Here?

J/K ;D ;) :) 8)

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Here?

J/K ;D ;) :) 8)
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Oh god, let the slashings begin!  ::)

;D ;D