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Oh, nothing at all... ...I just thought my 3000th post was worth it's own thread! 
Yay! Beer, champagne, chocolate and strawberries all around. Let the partying commence! 
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And to think I was happy about my upcoming post 50
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 Originally Posted by rmyounis And to think I was happy about my upcoming post 50 50 is fun too! It shows you are just starting to have no life!
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Well, what I do have is a bad case of the flu and three term papers...perhaps my life will come back eventually
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Term papers often take a back seat to posting of fencing.net... I'm halfway through a 30-pager due tomorrow at the moment.
And congrats on 3000 posts Zilverz! Courage doesn't always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying "I will try again tomorrow."
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Originally Posted by Zilverzmurfen Yay! Beer, champagne, chocolate and strawberries all around. Let the partying commence! Congratulations! Hmm, let's see what I have in my stash... (rummages around...) I've got a few hundred bottles of wine in my cellar, some American champagne (so it's not really champagne, is it, now?), lots o' beer, mead, hard cider, some *lovely* single malt scotches, and only top-shelf hard liquor. Hell, I could host a party for the whole board for you. Too bad half of them are under-age.
On second thought, maybe I'll just raise a glass to your accomplishment tonight.
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You're closing in on Inq...  Don't let 'em drop it. Don'tlet'emdropit. Stop it... bebop it.
~Charlie Mingus
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Originally Posted by swordwench some American champagne (so it's not really champagne, is it, now?) The US wasn't a signatory of the Treaty of Versailles, which is the document (reaffirming the Treaty of Madrid, 1891, which I'm finding very little information about now that I'm searching) that, among a number of other things ( :) ), prohibits many wine-producing areas other than the Champagne region of France from using the word champagne to describe their sparkling wine. Not being a signatory to the treaty, the US isn't bound by its conventions. Seems a bit weird that things like that come from differences in how different countries settled a world war, but such is life.
-B :) "Oh but you can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery tart threw a sword at you!"
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Originally Posted by Zilverzmurfen ...I just thought my 3000th post was worth it's own thread!
Yay! Beer, champagne, chocolate and strawberries all around. Let the partying commence! I'm beat you by a couple weeks...
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Originally Posted by oiuyt The US wasn't a signatory of the Treaty of Versailles, which is the document (reaffirming the Treaty of Madrid, 1891, which I'm finding very little information about now that I'm searching) that, among a number of other things ( ), prohibits many wine-producing areas other than the Champagne region of France from using the word champagne to describe their sparkling wine. Not being a signatory to the treaty, the US isn't bound by its conventions. Seems a bit weird that things like that come from differences in how different countries settled a world war, but such is life.
-B Zilverzmurfen's 3000 post ---> whether or not Americans can call their sparkling wine "champagne."
Yeah.
Anywho, I beat you by a week, ZZ.
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Congratulations - you must have some pretty incredible callouses on your fingers by now!  Pound for pound, the amoeba is the most vicious animal on earth.
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I'll notch up one more of my very few posts to say that I have no idea how you people have that much to say. I read the boards religiously and just don't see where all the posts come from.
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Originally Posted by TooLoftheDeviL I'll notch up on more of my very few posts to say that I have no idea how you people have that much to say. I read the boards religiously and just don't see where all the posts come from. The key is to make posts where you quote someone and comment on the quote without actually adding to the discussion.
haha...get it...
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I have a thousand, which isn't perhaps as thrilling as ZZ's, however, it does disgrace most of the the other people on the board, so I'm happy.
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Congrats I toast my Red bull to you! Every time I look at myself I can't belive how awesome I am.quote strongbad.
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I'd offer you some Manishewitz, but I'd rather keep it all for myself. 
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I've almost got 300...wow. 3000 will take me many many more years. Congrats Some people are like slinkys. They serve no useful purpose, but it sure feels good when you push them down the stairs.
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To the queen of the message board! RebelFencer's Awesome Quote of the Week:
"Encouraging the average age of first intercourse to go below 16?"
-Army Fencer
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Originally Posted by mrbiggs The key is to make posts where you quote someone and comment on the quote without actually adding to the discussion. Yes.. I would also think that playing a lot of those silly games helps also!
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