AegonVI

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Giant said
Let's see who the highest bidder is and then we'll talk.

I'm actually not in a lot of debt, so I might be able to be the highest bidder once it gets to that time.

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Byrd Man said
Just a heads up Aegon in case you didn't know, but usually major war offenses stopped during the winter. It wasn't until technology improved clothing and road conditions in the 20th century that they could actually have year around warfare.

But Washington and the Delaware.

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NarcolepticSailor said
Tomorrow man. I'll be going a bit stir crazy as well until then. Must see what happens.

I might be up by the time it gets up, though. I tend to stay up late into the night.

EDIT: @Giant, should I win my independence, I'd LOVE to talk to you about building a canal on the Isthmus of Panama

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Eagerly waits for update...

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Pasta Sentient said
Why would he want to refuse? Just curious cause my history is kinda iffy.

Because it gives a little bit of legitimacy to my cause. It makes him look bad for not suggesting it. Stuff like that.

EDIT: I can't wait to see Byrd Man's actual response, though...

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Giant said
Whoa, an offer Lincoln can't refuse.

But he's going to want to very much so. But if he does he releases a shitstorm of consequences.

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solamelike said
Go on :DExplain

Well I believed it more, it sounded like you knew what you where talking about, which is better than what I do.So yeah good job

Why do you need me to explain it's just so lame, like... Ugh. Can't even begin.

And I made another small post. Just to keep things going and show the Confederacy's commitment to peace/goodwill. Can I get a gold star for it, too???

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Confederate States of America

A Request to President Lincoln of the United States,

Mr. Lincoln, while we both claim to be fighting on the side of God and while we could argue which of us is on God's side until His Judgement Day, I would like to request that we both put our words about our faith into action. I kindly request a cessation of hostilities between us on the days of December 24th, 25th, and 26th so that our soldiers may celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ peacefully.

- Jefferson Davis, Provisional President of the Confederate States of America (on October 9, 1861)

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@solamelike, I just realized what your name is and also was my last update at least an improvement on my others? I tried really hard on it...

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NarcolepticSailor said
It's alright you have a lot on your mind Mr. Davis.

No biggie. Just trying to save the Soul of the South. (Was my most recent update better than the others??)