What do you mean he? Are you telling me he is a he and not a she? I never knew that, I always thought he was a masculine woman, or a robot created by the record labels. :-)

Done ;-)

*Going back several pages* ... ah, there we go! FIRE >:-O
He certainly can't be a robot. Humans aren't capable of creating something that nasty, are they? I always assumed he was some sort of deformed and de-feathered goose-man hybrid that someone rescued :-)

So a German who wants to play a game about killing Germans? We always knew you were evil. :-)

*goes off to give Endre a big +1 hug*

I don't know, those Moomins have invented some horrible things. :-)

And hello, Mr Viking!

Sorry I keep missing you and not saying hello, that is very rude of me. I am not following the thread fully as at the moment I find it a little difficult to keep up and focus on things, but I just wanted to say a big hello to the soft Southern Viking! :-)

*big Viking hug*

Indeed, like that nasty "television" thing >:-/

Thank you. And in case it drowned in the recent posts: I'm sorry to hear about you having a hernia. Hopefuly than can be fixed (more or less easily) :)

You're using a rep-boomstick? ;)

Excuse me, Hitler was Austrian after all ;)

*lays besides DD and hugs her* I will sleep for a while now,D. Would you sing a lullaby to me please?

I thought a British guy invented the television? Wasn't it John Logie Baird, or am I remembering it wrong? Are you Americans stealing inventions again?

Don't go blaming the Kangaroos. ;-)

Do you get to kill Hitler in the game? And let us not forget the scores of Germans you will have to kill to find him. :-)

But I don't know any Brazilian lullabies. :-)

Actually, I was thinking more along the lines of this bad boy from Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory ;-)

Aaargh... Noo! Moomins are innocent cute things... aaarghh.... now I see them as some twisted evil scientists! :p

Do you think that is the train ELT works on? :-)

No need to worry, we are using Moomins as code for Mormons :-). Partly to limit any offence we may cause with our silliness, and partly as they sound a little similar.

Yeah, we stole it and pretended we invented it again :-)
Philo Farnsworth did... something... the first fully electronic TV maybe? I forget, but we like to claim he invented it :-p

I think Isaac Newton said it best when he referred to standing on the shoulders of giants. Most inventions, especially in those days, were a result of many people and their works, not all from the same country or even the same era. I think the US just took credit for a lot of things regardless. Which I mean as no offence. Didn't you even try to steal peanut butter from the Canadians and say an American invented it? :-)

Of course! Who else will I blame for losing so many times on that level? :-)