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Zagadka wrote:
> hehehehehe...
> 
> you're really funny. i was in a bad mood until that made me laugh. thanks!
No problem, making people laugh is a good thing.

> pick up a dictionary and look up the work "sarcastic."
Trust me, I know what it means.

> >_You_ don't give a damn about dune II.
> >But you can't deny it's the mother of all of westwood's strategy games!
> 
> super.
> 
> what does it have to do with RED ALERT?
Everything. From the interface to the resource management.
Exploring a map... harvesting... battling your enemies with units you build...
Building a power plant... shall I continue?

> I think that mercedes has good cars, so i'll go post things in toyota's news
> groups... if they have any, which doesn't matter because i'm being sarcastic
> and using hyperboles again. really tricky, eh?
<sarcasm>
Yeah. Really tricky.
</sarcasm>

> >And it's still one of the finest strat-games I've EVER played.
> 
> yes, and my grandmother had a dog named moto.
My grandfather used to have a lot of pigeons in his backyard.

> >"Bring out yer dead!"
> 
> i'm not quite dead.
It's a one-liner from Monty Python. Hey, you started that :)

Look, I'm not a bad guy. Really.
I just wanted to help out someone who was getting flamed pretty heavily.
I guess he assumed Red Alert fans would take an interest in that editing thingy he made.
Which I totally understand, because I've played all of westwood's strategy games and still
like to play each and every one of them.
I mean: I'm a Red Alert fan and DID take an interest in that editor.
It didn't occur to me that others wouldn't, especially in this hostile manner.
I honestly never intended this to get to the point of me having to defend myself.
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