Term for playing Civilization?

Occam's Taser

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Hey there everybody - longtime reader, second post!

I've searched the archives and didn't see an answer...is "Civing" the most popular term for playing Civilization? All these years I've used "civilizing" - surely I haven't been wrong this whole time!
 
Personally, I prefer to spell "Civing" Civving, but your results may vary.

Welcome to CivFanatics, Occam, and don't be such a stranger from now on!
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It's Civving, unless you play with your significant other. Then it's Civalry.
 
OK thanks for the feedback! I want to be sure to have the correct term to tell my friends when my period of Civ-playing seclusion begins on Sept. 21...
 
I generally just use one V, but yes Civing is the general slang term used in all my years of civing :p

CS
 
yea I say "playing civ" or more specificly "I'm gonna go play civ babe" followed by :mad: from her.

Yeah Ditto. She calls it "wasting Effing time playing that stupid game again".

What can i say. She thinks buying shoes and getting her hair done are the 2 most important things in the world.
 
i prefer the single 'v' in Civing, but then again im lazy and typing the extra 'v' takes up precious civing time :p
 
I generally just use one V, but yes Civing is the general slang term used in all my years of civing :p

CS

Yeah. I suppose you spell busses "buses", too. I imagine most of you Civvers from Canuckistan leave-out the required second 'v'. In fact, come to think of it, I'll bet you all subscribe to that tired, worn-out, regressive, antiquated metric system, to boot.

I would encourage you to convert to U.S. units at once, as standards wars can be so unpleasant... :trouble:

:D
 
Yeah. I suppose you spell busses "buses", too. I imagine most of you Civvers from Canuckistan leave-out the required second 'v'. In fact, come to think of it, I'll bet you all subscribe to that tired, worn-out, regressive, antiquated metric system, to boot.

I would encourage you to convert to U.S. units at once, as standards wars can be so unpleasant... :trouble:

:D

Civving. but hmm, I do use "buses"... btw i do find it odd that Americans uses "IMPERIAL UNITS" while the rest of us uses METRIC. i mean, IMPERIAL? in a democratic country?
 
Civving. but hmm, I do use "buses"... btw i do find it odd that Americans uses "IMPERIAL UNITS" while the rest of us uses METRIC. i mean, IMPERIAL? in a democratic country?

"Democratic" country!?! Ours is a constitutional republic, my friend! :goodjob:

Besides. Here in Wichita, Kansas, our thermometers registered a balmy 109°F today. Now, I ask you: Doesn't that triple-digit number sound sexier than the Celsius equivalent of a mere "43°C"?

I rest my case. ;)
 
Yeah. I suppose you spell busses "buses", too. I imagine most of you Civvers from Canuckistan leave-out the required second 'v'. In fact, come to think of it, I'll bet you all subscribe to that tired, worn-out, regressive, antiquated metric system, to boot.

I would encourage you to convert to U.S. units at once, as standards wars can be so unpleasant... :trouble:

:D

Well this depends...if you want to speak American that is your right, but I think I'll stick to speaking English :P And you should take a look at all the countries still using the Imperial system....oh ya it is just one :P Touche

CS
 
When I tell people I'm going to to play Civ, I usually just tell them I'm going to go "take over the world", however, due to the people I associate with, that usually leads to an hour of Pinky and the Brain references...

BTW, Metric for the win, the Imperial system is fail, seriously a foot is the length of some dead king's foot... and why oh why pick a random number like 32 for the melting point of water?
 
Well this depends...if you want to speak American that is your right, but I think I'll stick to speaking English :P And you should take a look at all the countries still using the Imperial system....oh ya it is just one :P Touche

CS

If a Kansan hick takes-off, northbound from Wichita, Kansas, motoring on Interstate 35 at the rate of 120 km/h with a 15 km/h tailwind in a vehicle with a drag coefficient of Cd 0.37, how long will it take for him to reach the relatively temperate climes of the famed Banff Springs Golf Club?

;)
 
It was called "Civing" at Apolyton years before CFC was even born.

Case closed.
 
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