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    Worthless? Point of the Day (16/01/2003 vol 3)

    In the middle ages, Spain had an amazing naval armada


    shouldn't we build the greatest fleet on the seas of our planet? For the sake of roleplay of course.

    Too bad England isnt around to sink it.
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    [ooc]The better. But only if we need an armada. Be careful with building them.

    BTW: Dutch people also hate Spanish armada's and also liked to sink it. Especially the Silverfleets. I know the song of Piet Heyn by heart. [/ooc]

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      When I recall events of the past, as the one you are refering to, I am always impressed by how big these guys were thinking. Are we able to think as big for accomplishing amazing things ?
      Fortunately Nature will not devastate what we undertake, as it did with the Invincible Armada.
      What would we consider amazing in our Spanish Empire ?
      Something never done before ?
      Or something already done, but much bigger ?
      We have the religious and commercial traits, that we dont use for the time being.
      Any idea ?
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