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[QUOTE=Aramant]Handy. I'm in the province that every other province hates.[/QUOTE]

Depending on the view of the west, I would say there are two. Considering I am also an Easterner, I am guessing you speak of Quebec.

Otherwise, Ontario.

Ontario. Quebec hates every other province.

[QUOTE=Aramant]Ontario. Quebec hates every other province.[/QUOTE]

I do believe, given past events, that the feeling is quite mutual.

Where in Ontario? I am a Londonian myself...

For school, I'm in St. Catharines. Back home, I'm about an hour south of Hamilton, near Lake Erie.

I have a friend going to UWO.

[QUOTE=Aramant]For school, I'm in St. Catharines. Back home, I'm about an hour south of Hamilton, near Lake Erie.

I have a friend going to UWO.[/QUOTE]

If she/he is in any form of Biology, then more than likely she will meet a great many friends of mine. You live near Aegis... in fact, you may go to the same University...

He's taking engineering. I think it'd be easier to move this conversation entirely over to the Tap and Tea, seeing as how Aegis is there anyway.

so whats happened lately?

The usual stuff....spam, spam, spam some more...

And lots of other stuff I guess.

Though it's bound to be quiet again.

Poor, poor ravvy all alone in the Factory... he might just snap.

Hehe. This reminds me of the Summer, when it was so quiet and I had absolutely nothing to do...
Can I snap at the next person who says snap? :devil:
Seriously, someone give me a warning of these messed-up words. Who'd expect refering to an innocous card game can lead to this? :laugh:

*makes loud slapping noise against desk*

Did somebody say snap?

Apparently, yeah.
Why I started it off I don't know...

Yeah, it's easiest not to know, as they say, ignorance is bliss...

I know that the word went and gave me a headache....

Oh, I finally PMed Yepi about the campaign a few hours back.
Just waiting on that to be all sorted out really.

Well hopefully it can get back on track, Kipi might like to see a bit before he goes.

For some reason snap never worked for me, whenever I played, there would usually be only one pair, the rest of the game would just be flipping... quite boring.

Heh, at least it gives me a chance to think of what possible routes you can take after the battle is over...I really need to work on that.

*nods* I don't actually play that card game much, though I do play quite a lot of them. Cribbage, Gin Rummy, Hearts, Go Fish, Beat Your Neigbour among others...

Gin Rummy I haven't played in so long I can't remember, and I've never heard of 'beat your neighbour' (I hope this isn't a case for the courts). I'm a huge fan of speed, it's a great game .

Isn't it in the planning? I thought it would all be accounted for.

And I'm off... night Rav.

Hmm I used to play a lot of "kleurenwies" a Flemish version of Whist, while at Univ. And then of course came Magic:the Gathering. Still must have hundreds of cards of that one somewhere in a box.

Heh. Beat Your Neigbour is quite a rare one I think.
You deal out all the cards to 2 people face down and take turns to lay your top card. If you put a 'picture' card down (Jack, Queen, King, Ace) then the other person has to put 1,2,3 or 4 cards down on top (depending on which picture card) then they have to pick all the laid cards UNLESS they put a picture card down before they're supposed to pick up. Then the other player has to lay the cards and so on...
Speed? Don't think I've played that one...

Yeah, he's given me the basic layout, but I still have to give the directions from A to B, you know?

Night DJV.

@Lestat, I haven't had the experience of playing games like Magic...I'll have to try that someday. No idea who I'd play against though.

[QUOTE=Ravager]@Lestat, I haven't had the experience of playing games like Magic...I'll have to try that someday. No idea who I'd play against though.[/QUOTE]Well part of the fun is of course in collecting the cards and such... but most fun was playing with several players so you could gang up on people (or people ganged up on you like when you put "Tranquility" into play)

Note for non-magic players: tranquility put a stop to a lot of other permanent effect cards (enchantments) in play. Playing Tranquility was very much like saying "sod you all" in multiplayer Magic.