Random-Random Continued (surprisingly)

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Aqualung71
Rome denies making any such promise limiting cultural expansion of Roman cities. While "spicy" discussions relating to the placing of a Roman settlement did indeed occur (a German town was also settled in the vicinity against Roman wishes), there was certainly no undertaking, either explicit or implied, not to build culture.

Rome regrets the German misunderstanding, however does not apologise for its economic policies, nor will it hesitate to pursue security for its citizens through strengthening its borders.

970AD to Wittlich

Let me translate what The Roman Theological text means to us Heathen of the Non-Poupouri state:

He who taketh first, Laughs loudest.. in your face

[Grandpa Troll]

Oh and back to McMeadows

[McMeadows]

The German town that was founded, was quite a distance from the nearest Roman outpost. The settlement of Aquarius' town next to it, made it close to Rome. Such a typical expanation of Rome.

It saddens the German-Hittitie senate that no proof can be shown over the before mentioned (broken) promise. The naieve, German-Hittitie diplomat who failed to record such vital information in mistaken good faith will be send to work camp in 10 minutes (=I have a long work day ahead and will leave in 10). The Commonwealth will not forget, opposed to the Roman emperor who conveniently forgets ...

980 AD to the untrustworthy

[Aqualung71]

Well we must agree to disagree, since our recollection seems to be different.

980AD to Wittlich

[Wittlich]

And 980 AD onwards to Gramps.

[Grandpa Troll]

980 to McMeadows

Rome, remember this?

[Aqualung71]

Originally posted by Grandpa Troll

Rome, remember this?

Well you really gotta admire old Gramps, don't you? After all, he:

1. Is never afraid to make a comment - particularly on issues that have absolutely nothing to do with him ;
2. Never allows reason to cloud his judgement ; and
3. Always succeeds in bringing the tone of the thread down to the lowest common denominator - which is usually his

Meanwhile, 990AD to Wittlich

[Wittlich]

and 990 AD Turn sent to Gramps.

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Aqualung71


Well you really gotta admire old Gramps, don't you? After all, he:

1. Is never afraid to make a comment - particularly on issues that have absolutely nothing to do with him ;
2. Never allows reason to cloud his judgement ; and
3. Always succeeds in bringing the tone of the thread down to the lowest common denominator - which is usually his

Meanwhile, 990AD to Wittlich

No Rome in Real Life I am sure a swell guy, however in games you cant be trusted..not a slam but your reputation

Fact

[Grandpa Troll]

and 990 to McMeadows

[McMeadows]

a new millenium...
1000 AD to the untrustworthy

[Aqualung71]

1000AD to Wittlich

[Wittlich]

1000 AD Turn sent to Gramps.

[Grandpa Troll]

and 1000 a d to McMeadows

[McMeadows]

1010 AD to Aquarius of Rome