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Originally posted by ricketyclik
Jan 1803 to Masuro
Rode the pushy through the Brindies
Jan 1803 to Masuro
Rode the pushy through the Brindies
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Formerly known as Masuro.
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I always thought you were a bit mad.Originally posted by ricketyclik
Jan 1803 to Masuro
I've had quite a busy day
Rode the pushy through the Brindies, and now I'm buggered
So what is it, a new Olympic sport?
Speaking of which....anybody watch Roy and HG last night commentating on the Trampolining? (which unbelievably, is an Olympic sport). It was pretty funny!
So if you meet me have some courtesy, have some sympathy and some taste
Use all your well-learned politesse, or I'll lay your soul to waste
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Masuro: pushy = bicycle, as in "pushbike"
Brindies = The Brindabella Mountain Ranges, which are to the south and west of Canberra
I'm enjoying the Frog Stomp Diaries, btw
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ouch
ahh a great old time of year to be up in the hills
how far did you rideComment
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70km, averaging 27 km/hour. Gradually getting faster and further. I'm in training for Fitz's Challenge, which is 150 km through the mountains at the end of October.
I'm not used to the hills, my commute to work is pretty flat.Comment
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that is one way to spend your Sunday afternoon
well hopefully the sun was out and the windchill factor was not too badComment
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Wow, Ricketyclik is an Ironman. Sounds good. Difficult but good. I'd like to bicycle around here but the roads are narrow and the drivers are mad. Especially truck drivers.
It's a bloodbath around Valence. The French took it, the Austrians took it, then the French took it back. Now the Spanish, English, and Ottomans are parked outside the city waiting to walk in.
Glad you're enjoying the Frog Stomp Diaries. Ferdinand is now in Bordeaux with the nearly destroyed 2nd army so it should get a bit more interesting.Formerly known as Masuro.
The sun never sets on a PBEM game.Comment
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bring it on mate
this is a good game, and it is good to see it being recorded
over the paddock to Czar AqualungComment
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The Frog Stomp Diaries are now up-to-date with the game play.Formerly known as Masuro.
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Hey, cool story Mas.....great stuff
Our Cossack unit finished off a stray French mounted unit. But remains exposed to counterattack.
onto ricketySo if you meet me have some courtesy, have some sympathy and some taste
Use all your well-learned politesse, or I'll lay your soul to waste
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Lord Aqualung
My lads have taken quite a pounding, yet here at the front we know that we would not have Nancy if not for the brave efforts of your mighty Cossacks.
So to this end, when you are in a position to make an attack against this Frog, my lads will support you to the Hilt.
The possibility for taking Paris in the Name of Russia is something to be considered.
Maybe the Lord Rickety will be able lend a hand in such an attack.Comment
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Nor would your Prussian blue-bloods be able to have their way with the French men of Nancy.....the so-called, Nancy-BoysOriginally posted by Paddy the Scot
we would not have Nancy if not for the brave efforts of your mighty Cossacks.
So if you meet me have some courtesy, have some sympathy and some taste
Use all your well-learned politesse, or I'll lay your soul to waste
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Nancy Boys
Masuro: perhaps not an Iron Man, maybe bronze man? Copper? Aluminium? Tin, at the very least I reckon.
Boulogne taken, and taken hard.
March 1803 to Masuro.Comment
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SentFormerly known as Masuro.
The sun never sets on a PBEM game.Comment
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