Eurozone PBEM anyone?

received, played & sent
 
Off to Hawky.

And RIP Guinness :(
 
Guinness was Deztro's ferret, he has popped his ferrety clogs :( Hopefully he will have many trouser legs to run up in ferrety heaven.
 
Ahh
In that case I have to agree with the sentiment, though I think he will prefer burrows full of juicy rabbits in Ferrety heaven. And I hope he finds many :sad:
 
Kill 2 birds with one stone - run up the trouser legs of Warren - who has 40 rabbits stuffed up his bum.
 
Mîtiu Ioan;10329135 said:
Received the game this morning, played and sent to Deztro ( let's hope that this time will not rotten in Spam folder ... ;) ).

Best regards

Nope, got it :D
3800bc sent
 
Sterkte ermee!

Must have been a nice funny fellow..
how old did he get..?

He was so kind, he had never bitten a person in his whole life. When i walked with him outside there was always a bunch of kids following us who would play with him and who would hold him.
He was always a skinny guy but in the last weeks his fragile body couldn't cope anymore with his bad heart, bad kidney and a tumor was growing in his belly. We didn't want him to have suffer pain so whe went to the vet and put him to sleep. :(

Guinness 1-7-2003 - 21-3-2011

Sleep tight my little buddy, we'll never forget you :)
 
Wolves, horses and Mongols.

The wolves also prey on the sheep, goats and horses, however, which need protection - yet here, too, there is a delicate balance: by attacking the horses the wolves destroy the weakest ones, ensuring that the surviving ponies become hardy and agile.

The Mongols believed that it was those sorts of horses, the survivors of generations of wolf-attacks, that carried the cavalry of Genghis Khan and later the Manchus when they overran and conquered the Chinese.

But above all it was the qualities of the wolves - tactical, strategic, imaginative, flexible and merciless - that the observant warriors of the grasslands adopted to achieve their conquests.
 
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