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How many participants should there be in an Alliance Keep?
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4.9% 2 votes
3
12.2% 5 votes
5
36.6% 15 votes
7
46.3% 19 votes
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Wicc
Minor roughness... because otherwise, the triple jump is executed perfectly :)
I have a question: what has Wicc been doing on this forum for the past few months, besides trolling (and occasionally insulting other participants)? He himself couldn't answer it.
Всем удачи ! И Морали !
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I have a question: what has Wicc been doing on this forum for the past few months, besides trolling (and occasionally insulting other participants)? He couldn't answer it himself.
You, for example, were nominated for the Tournament Committee. :D
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You, for example, were nominated for the AK.:D
It seems this was either misinterpreted or taken as trolling or an insult :D
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“Ham hocks as captains” (C) “Treasure Island” :D (Pit, if we’re being serious). But honestly, your late application seems a bit strange after you voted for 5 participants in the AC yourself.
Well, quorum hasn’t bothered anyone yet =) and you yourself wanted to see 5 participants in the first AC (I think), and the community wanted and still wants 7. What can you do...
ну это вообще всем аргамездец!© Kash
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Человек - игрушка Бога. Этому - то и надо следовать. Надо жить играя.
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– Manuel, my dear, I simply gathered all the conceited individuals under my command into one trash can. I know them all. I've been listening to them for years. I thought very carefully when I selected the members of the committees, so that from the very beginning, no one could come to an agreement with anyone, so that they would be mired in conflict. The chairman, whom I imposed on them under the guise of an election, is a bungler who can't even tie his shoelaces. He is convinced that any issue "requires further study." And in principle, there is almost no reason to worry: if you gather six or more people, they will not agree on anything; it is a little easier with three; and the best thing is to entrust a task that one person can handle to just one person. That is why all parliaments in history, if they achieved anything, owed it to a few strong personalities who dominated the majority. Don't worry, son, this special congress won't come up with anything groundbreaking, and if they approve anything regarding equipment, it will be such a mess that you'll want to repaint it and throw it away. But at least they won't be bothering us. And you'll see, he will still be useful to us. But later.
Professor de la Mir.
Robert A. HEINLEIN, "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress"