♣89th Royal Guard♣ *2 Years 5 Months*

[MasterFox]

Thanks to Ney and co. for joining us tonight.
I love you guys <3.

[MarshalNey]

Thanks to Ney and co. for joining us tonight.
I love you guys <3.

Np bebe honor to fight with ya guys.

[Klazsh]

Hey do you guys like the game March of the Eagles? was gunna buy it and make a big regimental game of it.......

[Windbusche]

I personally only like RTS, however I love Civ. 5, so if it's at all like that, tell me, and I might get it.

[Klazsh]

I personally only like RTS, however I love Civ. 5, so if it's at all like that, tell me, and I might get it.

Well i've been playing paradox games a lot recently, i just wanted to know if its pretty fun, might be new but sometimes new games turn out bad....

[Llapasllaly]

Hey do you guys like the game March of the Eagles? was gunna buy it and make a big regimental game of it.......

I do believe both Frapp, Wuffles, and myself were considering buying the game. It looks like good fun if I can figure out how to play it well.

[Llapasllaly]

Outstanding work at the private line battle against the 2tes tonight. I was very impressed with several people's melee skills and our shooting wasn't too awful either. Thanks to everyone who attended.

[Bond]

How did the lads do? I hope they did well i had some...well a lot of homework to do 

[Cop]

Good linebattle, always a pleasure to fight ya.

[Llapasllaly]

How did the lads do? I hope they did well i had some...well a lot of homework to do 

Didn't you see my post, Bond? The troops were tough and fought heroically, led to victory by their fearless commander who, in the heat of battle, stopped briefly to care for an injured baby bird that had fallen from its nest before picking up his sword once again to send the Prussians back to the gates of Hell.

[Bond]

How did the lads do? I hope they did well i had some...well a lot of homework to do 

Didn't you see my post, Bond? The troops were tough and fought heroically, led to victory by their fearless commander who, in the heat of battle, stopped briefly to care for an injured baby bird that had fallen from its nest before picking up his sword once again to send the Prussians back to the gates of Hell.

In other words Marshal lagged into a tree and kinda just stood there for a bit.

[Llapasllaly]

Good linebattle, always a pleasure to fight ya.

Thank you for the kind words, Cop. As much pleasure as you take in going to battle against us, however, the pleasure we receive from your presence is tenfold that of the pleasure we might provide. Whether fighting as allies or pitted against each other on the battlefield, it is always an honor to march the same field as the 2tes.

[Bond]

Good linebattle, always a pleasure to fight ya.

Thank you for the kind words, Cop. As much pleasure as you take in going to battle against us, however, the pleasure we receive from your presence is tenfold that of the pleasure we might provide. Whether fighting as allies or pitted against each other on the battlefield, it is always an honor to march the same field as the 2tes.

That

[Windbusche]

Good linebattle, always a pleasure to fight ya.

Thank you for the kind words, Cop. As much pleasure as you take in going to battle against us, however, the pleasure we receive from your presence is tenfold that of the pleasure we might provide. Whether fighting as allies or pitted against each other on the battlefield, it is always an honor to march the same field as the 2tes.

Unless ByeBye is there. 

[Llapasllaly]

How did the lads do? I hope they did well i had some...well a lot of homework to do 

Didn't you see my post, Bond? The troops were tough and fought heroically, led to victory by their fearless commander who, in the heat of battle, stopped briefly to care for an injured baby bird that had fallen from its nest before picking up his sword once again to send the Prussians back to the gates of Hell.

In other words Marshal lagged into a tree and kinda just stood there for a bit.

I was attempting to humbly share the story of a stern commander with a heart of gold, scarcely to be seen. But alas, you force my hand. I am the one who bravely dropped my sword in the midst of a heated crossfire, kneeling down near a tree to perch a lost chicklet, one of God's beloved creatures, back into its nest.