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RE: Gold Club News Today - New PG Games Listed - Poor Yorek - 06-06-2018
(06-02-2018, 06:56 AM)Shad Wrote: HugmenotAlmost like waiting for the Leafs to win the cup. Almost ...
Doesn't usage of the verb "wait" require an object (bold added) that is actually going to occur?
Not to detract from your post, Shad, but wait is an intransitive verb: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/wait .
As for Lord Stanley's Cup, can it be that Ovechkin memes might become passe?
RE: Gold Club News Today - New PG Games Listed - Shad - 06-06-2018
I'm gonna go ahead and blame not knowing that on being abroad for so long, but we all know I simply just didn't know that
RE: Gold Club News Today - New PG Games Listed - Poor Yorek - 06-06-2018
^
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RE: Gold Club News Today - New PG Games Listed - saracv3 - 06-08-2018
Both "Admiral" Jim Stear and myself whooped when Hearts of Iron was announced around 2008. People might go to CSW to the talk in the GWAS forum. Jim was lead on this project . Just an FYI here.
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RE: Gold Club News Today - New PG Games Listed - JayTownsend - 07-16-2018
(05-18-2018, 10:36 PM)Coniglius Wrote:Coniglius are you still doing the(05-18-2018, 09:23 AM)JayTownsend Wrote:(05-18-2018, 07:01 AM)Greyfox Wrote: Jay,
What books did you use for your research on the Greeco-Italian War? Only thing I have now is Hollow Legions.
I have Hollow Legion as well but the better book is called The Defense And Fall of Greece 1940-41 by John Carr and besides those two books, I used a number of internet sources. Those three together put the puzzle together.
I hope AP uses my game submission as I think it is really good.
The smaller parts of the war are difficult to find translated works for. Most of the reference material is primary source type material, written in the local language. This is the challenge I'm running into as I research the Brazilians (let's call it 'Smoking Cobras' for now).
90% of the reference material I've dug up is in Portuguese, which is ok, as I am able to translate a good amount of it, but it makes for exceedingly slow progress and note taking. Talk about putting the puzzle together!!!
Brazilian Expeditionary Force???
Jay