ITNESI History Thread

Punic Citizens kill hurl disabled children into huge pits to be torn apart by hungry dogs for fun. Once a year on the High Day of Imperial Victory. IT strengthens the mind and ensures the strongest survive. It is a great honour for the child to be offered like this, as a sacrafice to ensure the purity and strength of the Punic bloodstreams.
 
Oh, I thought you threw them into the fires, or slaughtered them yourselves at the Tophet. Pr*cks.
 
Nice Das really good.

However what angers me is that you could have spent that time updating instad....
 
Not Sparta! Must...start...some sort of change...

Why not Sparta?

Actually, if you're talking about the evolution of the Roman state, a better comparsion is Jacobin France.

Okay, maybe that's not very "nice" neither.
Now if you das will grace us with something similar but about east asia instead...
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The east isn't as interesting right now, it is a generally-contented and peaceful region when compared to the TM... and that by default makes it completely, utterly boring by comparsion. Then again, I might one day write up something on the Great Game. Or about Hong Kong.

The real snoozes are those stone age Native Americans.

You're underestimating them - the Olmecs already reached Early Copper Age. While you people prosper and send assassins after each other, oblivous of the events in the Western (or, from Far Eastern perspective, Eastern) Hemisphere, the Olmecs might suddenly overtake you in the technology race and start mass-producing nukes. ;)
 
Mass... producing nukes? *drool*

*slobber* in a world... where it would be in-character to do just what I feel like...
... Caribs... cannibals armed with nukes...

sheep said:
It is a great honour for the child to be offered like this, as a sacrafice to ensure the purity and strength of the Punic bloodstreams.[/sheep] Wow... I bet they must just be mass-volounteering to it.
In our (Caribbian) experience our victims always try to get away though Floinchen's holy words dictate that they are greatly honored to strengthen us. This is why some of them develop advanced civilizations, so they can get fat on luxurios food and provide us with decent meals. Like that crown Prince, he was a phenomenal dish.
 
das said:
You're underestimating them - the Olmecs already reached Early Copper Age. While you people prosper and send assassins after each other, oblivous of the events in the Western (or, from Far Eastern perspective, Eastern) Hemisphere, the Olmecs might suddenly overtake you in the technology race and start mass-producing nukes. ;)
Hahaha. Hah. We shall see. ;)

Plain old nukes are for suckers anyway. Anybody who requires several kilotons to megatons of explosive energy to destroy a target sucks. The only types of any value are... well, I guess I better not say too much. :mischief:
 
das said:
The east isn't as interesting right now, it is a generally-contented and peaceful region when compared to the TM... and that by default makes it completely, utterly boring by comparsion. Then again, I might one day write up something on the Great Game. Or about Hong Kong.

Oh? Fine, i'll go write a story about a manical Tungus Soldier/Tribe Chieftain then! :p

das said:
You're underestimating them - the Olmecs already reached Early Copper Age. While you people prosper and send assassins after each other, oblivous of the events in the Western (or, from Far Eastern perspective, Eastern) Hemisphere, the Olmecs might suddenly overtake you in the technology race and start mass-producing nukes. ;)

Nukes are for fools, anyways, they dun have uranium ;) Anti-matter bombs on the other hand... :mischief:
 
The only way you'll ever get Anti-Matter in a NES if the mod hasn't researched it, hates their players, doesn't care, or is a fool. :p
 
Kal'thzar said:
Uranium isn't required for nukes
It's either that or plutonium. And you pretty much need uranium to make plutonium, since the vast bulk of plutonium is artificially created. :p
 
Wikipedia said:
While almost all plutonium is manufactured synthetically, extremely tiny trace amounts are found naturally in uranium ores.
You lose already, so give it up. ;)
 
Generally, plutonium is considered a synthetic element. Humans haven't found enough natural plutonium to reach critical mass, or even anything close.
 
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