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i've got a snake in a basket. Its only a little one though

Is that a euphemism? And keep your Kanban covering that snake.

Tim Hall wrote: ↑Fri Feb 16, 2018 11:37 am

battleeditor wrote: ↑Thu Feb 15, 2018 12:36 pm UPDATE
Thanks to Gary , I think I can keep the Dahlia/Chindrastan thing going. We'll need to do a bit of squinting so that Zulus and Madhists appear Indian-ish, but in essence, I think I can make it work using some systems I've had for years for semi-automating the native contingent and recycling casualties.

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Okey dokey. As Gary is supplying the native contingent, I'll let my mob get back to their dole queues and Assylum applications. Saves a bit of room in the car as well.

Tim my dear fellow, I'm happy to accept more natives if you'd like to bring some –– have I missed a post where they were offered? If so, many apologies – no slight on your natives was intended, in any language, whether African-ish or Indian-ish. But equally happy to let you have an easier time of things with less to schlepp around in your car.

Point of order: unless you have native 'sepoy' contingents in your armies, none of you need worry about naming any of them –- that's my job, to fit the campaign.

Concentrate on training your own guys to resist the effects of Dahlian curry and you'll be fine. Mostly.

Burns going out more than going in?

Curry eh? I'll have a portion of that.

Henry, Iain

I've just sent you both a PM regarding my forces for Ayton 2018.

MarshalNey wrote: ↑Fri Feb 16, 2018 9:36 pm Henry, Iain

I've just sent you both a PM regarding my forces for Ayton 2018.

Fantastic! Looking forward to finally meeting you after all these years!

battleeditor wrote: ↑Fri Feb 16, 2018 1:42 pm Concentrate on training your own guys to resist the effects of Dahlian curry and you'll be fine. Mostly.

So I take it we’re visiting Aytons finest curry house on Friday evening to get us ‘in the mood’?

Thanks Jeremy!

You can get the first round in!