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Re: Re: Not exactly Concur. Respectfully, Brian P.

"[The Kilrathi] are a pack of pathetic burnouts fighting a war that's been over for years. People like that -- people like YOU [Mekt, Raptor] -- should be pitied." -- Lt. Lance Casey, WCP. -- Brian P.

That's no fair. You're using the Sword Master's insults I see. Actually, the correct response is the one you just used. So, now that we're both janitors... This is the END for you, you gutter-crawling cur! -- Brian P.

Yes. You're quoting from the Monkey Island series. I've only played the first one, myself. -- Brian P.

This is an insult thread. That is why I say nothing bad about the humans and nothing good about the Kilrathi. Mind you, in the game universe there are admirable things about the Kilrathi, and the entire frightening thing about the BL is that they *are* human. But this is not an...

Nah. She has to be under Blair's command, whatever her service. Reasoning: 1. Blair is responsible for all spacecraft, pilots, and other components that make up the ship's wing. 2. Rachel is working on something Blair is responsible for. 3. Responsibility for something...

Re: Goal I would gladly contribute $20 toward making this happen. Respectfully, Brian P.

You run THAT fast? My handkerchief will wipe up your blood! :) -- Brian P.

Greatest moment... Confronting Tolwyn on the floor of the Assembly. Seeing him dragged away and justice served. Profoundly affecting, and to me it marked the very last end of the Kilrathi war. Yes, the Kilrathi were beaten, but in the beating we had unleashed forces in Confed which were...

Yeah. When I play through WC3 I don't choose *either* of them. Why? Because it's incredibly unprofessional behavior to become romantically involved with someone in your command. It leads to charges of favoritism, catfights, bad blood between people, etc. etc. So when I play through...

??? Really? Ever signed a non-aggression treaty with a hungry bear? Truth be told, I'm a little perplexed here -- could you elaborate somewhat on your point? I'm not sure whether you're saying the Kilrathi are worse than feral animals, since feral animals have honor but Kilrathi...

So that when you lose and have to suck up to us, we'll give you better terms :D. Maybe we'll let you get away with bowing, as Melek did, instead of, say polishing our shoes with your tongues. Also, Raptor: Those weren't *real* humans, those were genetically-engineered humans who...

I'm glad you attended your family reunion. You're no match for my brains, you poor fool! Yes, It certainly was :D. I've often wished to cross the Monkey Island Insult engine with the WC flight simulator. Ya know -- ye're duking it out with Bhurak Starkiller or someone like that, and...

Time will tell, eh? But that is where you are wrong. Time HAS told. And you will be our housecats, not our masters! Wait... is there really a great difference? Cat owners, what do you say? -- Brian P.

That'll teach you. If I've told you once, I've told you a hundred times -- the white bowl in the bathroom is NOT FOR DRINKING!!! It's for - oh, never mind. -- Brian P. PS. I am indeed from the far future, and if you really want to know what happened to the Kilrathi -- ever read...

Not necessarily. ISTR that the military person in charge of the Manhattan project was Brigadier General Groves (O-7 rank). In fact, I believe he was promoted to BG while running the Project -- before that I believe he was just a Colonel. Although my impression was that Tolwyn was not...

That ain't fear. That's your socks. -- Brian P. PS. English is not your first language, right? If you can post the parts that were incomprehensible, those of us who are crippled with being nearly English-only may be able to translate it into something more understandable...

What about the Prophecy orchestral music? Some of it was really cool. Was that done by Goldziey? Respectfully, Brian P.

Doesn't happen in any of the WC stories, does it? Clearly the human race has outgrown such petty shenanigans. The Kilrathi, still semi-feral, have not yet reached that point. Oh, yes, we did fall for the Jaktu twice. And we have cause to be ashamed. We have cause to be ashamed that...

In the WC3 Novel by Forstchen, all the Covert Ops crew of the transport had undergone deep hypnotic preparation with instructions to "forget" if they were captured. So there wasn't much point in interrogating them -- they no longer knew anything. Also, RFBurns: you mention reading...