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Klingan

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  1. Thanks a lot for that PP, finally I know that I dislike Obama and why. It's not very surprising to find Swedish medias writing about him in a positive manner. Oh yeah Guliani is a pain in the ass mostly beacuse of his name Subliminal message received.
  2. Wow that's one book every 3rd day
  3. I agree short descriptions are good for this, the point should be that "Augustus" could refer to at least a dozen different events. Thanks for taking a look at it though
  4. I noticed that "Agustus" now is on the calendar within the next 7 days. However a slightly more descriptive name would maybe be useful? Something like: "Title of Augustus bestowed upon Octavian"? Would be useful in general.
  5. It would be great if someone who knows would make a very short resume of the candidates politic program (Say 3 lines). Obama have so far given me a good feeling somehow but I have absolutely no idea about his opinons and that's fairly disturbing.
  6. I will not come since I have no way to guarantee that I will have neither time nor and most importantly money. My aim will have to be for a later meeting.
  7. No worries I'm just raging my personal war against the great Pater Arcanae (I liked him more as consul somehow, actually Servi wasn't bad either ). Anyway no further off topic for me here. If a moderator finds this inappropriate please remove it.
  8. Well I don't have time to read it all right now (6.30am) but isn't this theory quite old? I've read/heard it before of that I'm sure. And it certainly stink popularism after the tsunami in 2004. Thanks for posting anyway it could be interesting to read their argument (If such a thing does exist;) )
  9. Very good point I should have mentioned the longterm side of the phenomena. GO! You have spread my evil nickname to yet another innocent user!
  10. The engineers, surveyors, doctors, field hospital, ambulances, wagon train, artillery, etc were parts of the normal legionnaires, they had secondary duties. The camp followers would live outside the camp, there are lots written about females who were attached but not married to men and that lived outside the camp. I believe the cavalry had it's place inside the camp, I'm not sure thou. That's the impression Bellum Gallicum has given me so far.
  11. Oh uhm well it's been a while I guess. 200 years or so. But I'm sure I've got that sword somewhere around here...
  12. Bugging the Klingon!!?? Don't the great Pater Arcanae know that we are a warrior race as the Germans? Not even Caesar bugged the Germans! At least not more then a few dozen times Oh well the Germans never had spaceships! Edit: Anyone but me who agrees that we should add that pope smiley to the regular ones?
  13. I'm through about 30 of the lectures on the history of ancient Rome. They are absolutely great!
  14. I disagree on the conclusion that their hunter/gatherer lifestyle in small groups would leave them little or no time for other then survival. Ethnological studies of small hunter/gatherer societies (groups) today in marginal areas tells us that they spend approximately two hours per day for survival issues (Ahlstr
  15. Ah I've read that book too. It's rather entertaining.
  16. Your post makes a whole lot of sense Caldrail but I'm not sure that I agree with at least the last thought about communications. There is nothing to suggest that they would have less advanced communications to my knowledge. Not making the same kind of sounds yes that might be but I reckon that they also had a larger brain volume. If anything I suspect that they had a different but most likely not inferior and possibly even more advanced language and more then that better adapted to the cold climate language. Considering their far longer time in the area and their longer line of origin they should therefor have had more time to develop an effective language. They were probably very far from dumb. Possibly they had less of an effective immune system since they were even less differenced then what we are today as a race. This is still a problem since a new decease can strike very hard on the whole of humanity as we lack genetic differences making us non-incubational.
  17. Present! And GO, if we beat the Jags and go up to New England just you wait cause I've got something planned for you. Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! If the rabbit didn't stop to.... Listen, you delinquent, is the Klingon going to be able to see the Super Bowl UP there in Sweden? They did send it a few years back live. The problem was kinda that it was sent 3 am or something And I'm not really used to the American advertisement culture
  18. Whats up with the Mummy these days? I haven't seen him around for a while?
  19. Neanderthals probably froze to death in the last ice age because rapid climate change caught them by surprise without the tools needed to make warm clothes, finds new research. Ian Gilligan, a postgraduate researcher from the Australian National University argues his case in the current issue of the journal World Archaeology. By the time some Neanderthals developed sewing tools it was too little too late, said Gilligan. Neanderthals began to die out just before the last glacial maximum, 35,000 to 30,000 years ago and were replaced by modern humans. Previous studies have argued that one of the key reasons for this is that modern humans had better hunting tools, providing them with the extra food they needed to survive the cold. Read more here.
  20. That even reached us here in the far north. Grr I can't stand that they won't show the games here!
  21. Didn't the Patriots win 16 games in a row this season?
  22. I think, that earlier, Klingon told us that he would post a synopsis of some work that he was doing for school. Actually it's rather much a combination. I had a paper (Written in Swedish) for my university course on the subject limited to two pages, basically I completely rewrote it and added to that (twice as much now). I tell you, going through this subject in two pages was a nightmare. As you might guess it's quite a deal of work rewriting/translating but I really enjoyed it! I somehow in a strange way find it funny to write this kinda stuff.
  23. I believe EB have been discussed or at least mentioned a number of times here and have so far from what I've seen only received good comments!
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