IMHO

[Debrody]

zomg a perfect example how to turn a wish thread to a flame fest in one page...
plz never try it again, Jager. Thanks.

[Tank-Ace]

wow, from where I'm sitting, I had nothing to do with it past my initial comment, which you already talked to me about.

[EskimoJoe]

Alright, I'm confused as hell. Is Eskimo one of those ankle humpers that frequent channel 200? or is he a lesser version of MINNoWAR, constantly telling you how you need to do better?

I have never tuned 200 and I am not one who humps ankles.

If you wish to believe Tyrannis, the 11 year old laughing stock of these boards, that is your
decision and opinion and I respect that.

But do try to take my advice before you make a fool out of yourself here. I have the slightest
amount of hope for you here, unlike Tyrannis, who blew his chance within his first three posts.

[Tyrannis]

I have never tuned 200 and I am not one who humps ankles.

If you wish to believe Tyrannis, the 11 year old laughing stock of these boards, that is your
decision and opinion and I respect that.

But do try to take my advice before you make a fool out of yourself here. I have the slightest
amount of hope for you here, unlike Tyrannis, who blew his chance within his first three posts.

Did i not say he'd prob respond and derail this thread a little more?

Funny thing is, in another thread he said he had "hooked" me for responding to his blind-shots.

so i guess because he's responded to me that means ive hooked him and now he's the complete idiot of the entire board like he said applies to me, right? 

[Tank-Ace]

At this point I'm neutral. While I do see your point, he helped me with something I thought was a bug.

[Grundle1]

Thanks for hijacking my thread!  It's ok, actually it got more interesting.   I'd say that most of the critical defeats suffered by Germany were inflicted by the Russians over a period of years starting with Stalingrad, the battle befor Moscow, Kursk, etc.  The Russians were engaged in ground fighting with the Germans for three years prior to D-Day.   Of course they were largely responsible for the defeat of Germany.  No question in my mind.   That's not to diminish the other allies.   Just look at where the Germans' best divisions and squadrons were located for most of the war.  Not Alabama, that's for sure...