Spying is Serious Business

[Masherbrum]

zOMFG Spiz!!!     

[Bear]

  Who cares ??

[Arlo]

Bear? 

[Bear]

  Hi.   Arlo how are you ?

[Arlo]

Just ducky. You've been missed by me and the guys. We mention you semi-regular-like. Drop by the forum and catch us up.  

[Bear]

 Will do, take care.  salute.  Bear   

[BnZs]

I think you mean disappointing. Disturbing is finding a pinky in your fruit pie.

Disturbing...OR...Protein bonus?

[Changeup]

Disturbing...OR...Protein bonus?

I'm going to go with American Pie finger-temperature testing prior to the deed, Pembquist style 

[ReVo]

This thread isn't about that. 

It is, actually. All the crying about spies boils down to "Waaaa we're going to have to fight because people upped to intercept us!"

[lunatic1]

look there have been spy's in every war the u.s. has been in--why shouldn't this game be different....remember the spy's that were caught were either shot or turned...and maybe some imprisoned..nothing can bee done about it..EXCEPT SHOOT THE SPIES.

[Brooke]

A review:

Few are the tomes that span the hierarchies of literature, from artistic classics (such as Shakespeare's plays, A Tale of Two Cities, The Sound and the Fury, and the Iliad) to the upper end of the intensely practical and informative (Basic Economics, by Sowell, the OED, the Feynman Lectures on Physics, the Elements of Style, and so on).  Ratman's masterful "How to Spy in Aces High" does just that.  Not only is it a practical guide, invaluable to the Aces High pilot and as a life guide even to those who have never set virtual foot inside an Aces High arena, but its sublime prose is sure, after a brief passage of time sufficient for its recognition, to place it among those artistic greats with which the world is so familiar.  This is a work so brilliant and so important that it should be eagerly read at the earliest opportunity, taking precedence over any of life's tasks that are of lesser importance, which given the magnitude of this work, is most of them, including eating and sleeping.  Please join me in welcoming a new literary giant and applauding his towering and astonishing achievement.

[Chris79]

My only regret is that I have but one life to give for my country

[mbailey]

A review:

Few are the tomes that span the hierarchies of literature, from artistic classics (such as Shakespeare's plays, A Tale of Two Cities, The Sound and the Fury, and the Iliad) to the upper end of the intensely practical and informative (Basic Economics, by Sowell, the OED, the Feynman Lectures on Physics, the Elements of Style, and so on).  Ratman's masterful "How to Spy in Aces High" does just that.  Not only is it a practical guide, invaluable to the Aces High pilot and as a life guide even to those who have never set virtual foot inside an Aces High arena, but its sublime prose is sure, after a brief passage of time sufficient for its recognition, to place it among those artistic greats with which the world is so familiar.  This is a work so brilliant and so important that it should be eagerly read at the earliest opportunity, taking precedence over any of life's tasks that are of lesser importance, which given the magnitude of this work, is most of them, including eating and sleeping.  Please join me in welcoming a new literary giant and applauding his towering and astonishing achievement.

 

[BaldEagl]

A review:

Few are the tomes that span the hierarchies of literature, from artistic classics (such as Shakespeare's plays, A Tale of Two Cities, The Sound and the Fury, and the Iliad) to the upper end of the intensely practical and informative (Basic Economics, by Sowell, the OED, the Feynman Lectures on Physics, the Elements of Style, and so on).  Ratman's masterful "How to Spy in Aces High" does just that.  Not only is it a practical guide, invaluable to the Aces High pilot and as a life guide even to those who have never set virtual foot inside an Aces High arena, but its sublime prose is sure, after a brief passage of time sufficient for its recognition, to place it among those artistic greats with which the world is so familiar.  This is a work so brilliant and so important that it should be eagerly read at the earliest opportunity, taking precedence over any of life's tasks that are of lesser importance, which given the magnitude of this work, is most of them, including eating and sleeping.  Please join me in welcoming a new literary giant and applauding his towering and astonishing achievement.

   

Next:  Oprah's book club!

And it's only $2.95!

[lunatic1]

A review:

Few are the tomes that span the hierarchies of literature, from artistic classics (such as Shakespeare's plays, A Tale of Two Cities, The Sound and the Fury, and the Iliad) to the upper end of the intensely practical and informative (Basic Economics, by Sowell, the OED, the Feynman Lectures on Physics, the Elements of Style, and so on).  Ratman's masterful "How to Spy in Aces High" does just that.  Not only is it a practical guide, invaluable to the Aces High pilot and as a life guide even to those who have never set virtual foot inside an Aces High arena, but its sublime prose is sure, after a brief passage of time sufficient for its recognition, to place it among those artistic greats with which the world is so familiar.  This is a work so brilliant and so important that it should be eagerly read at the earliest opportunity, taking precedence over any of life's tasks that are of lesser importance, which given the magnitude of this work, is most of them, including eating and sleeping.  Please join me in welcoming a new literary giant and applauding his towering and astonishing achievement.

that^^^reads so majestically--so grand-so/ so important.