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Hello, so...I'm about to reach out to someone I haven't talked to in 2 years, I need everyone to come up with their best openers.

as for now I might just do the "Heyyyy....."

Thanks in advance

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Hello!
Does anyone know about any over the board chess clubs that meet routinely?

Thanks in advance :)

Hey all!

Just wanted to post this here I wasn't sure if this was the right forum BUT.....the scientific consensus is that non-avian dinosaurs became extinct roughly 66 million years before humans appeared. However, some creationist models propose that dinosaurs and humans coexisted, often citing biblical passages or flood geology. What evidence best supports this position?

Hello, comrades

It's no surprise that every country tells history through its own lens, and bias. so in regard to the Allied powers during World War II.

Which Allied nations do you think have the strongest biases toward one another when interpreting the war? For example, are there particular rivalries or disagreements in how countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union/Russia, France, or others portray each other's contributions, mistakes, or motivations

So, I just uncovered a spy ring in my capital from a supposed allied nation....

how should I inflict max punishment?!?!?

thank you and I hope you're having a great day

So, I play Supremacy 1914 and I finally decided to jump ship. But im quite lost lol,

what are some key things to note?

How should I start?

Really just leave anything useful information please and thank you

Alexander I of Russia

What was Alexander I's most significant long-term impact on Russia and Europe, and was it ultimately positive or negative?

please leave the most interesting fact you can muster below,

thanks...

I want to be a cornucopia of knowledge by the end of the day

Hello everyone, I was recently reading about the final days leading up to the fall of Berlin in 1945, and it made me wonder how that event and WW2 as a whole are viewed and taught in different parts of the world (Especially in Europe and Russia). Beyond the Battle of Berlin itself, what are some of the major differences that y'all have come across? I find that it can be difficult to find accounts that are completely free from national perspectives, political influences, or historical agendas (which I get is pretty much impossible but regardless), so I'd love to learn how people from various countries were taught about the war and how those interpretations compare with one another. Thanks

Hey all,

I'm sort of new to the game, any tips and tricks? How should I begin each game?

hey all,

pretty basic but...

I was recently reading about the final days leading up to the fall of Berlin in 1945, and it made me wonder how that event and WW2 as a whole are viewed and taught in different parts of the world (Especially in Europe and Russia). Beyond the Battle of Berlin itself, what are some of the major differences that y'all have come across? I find that it can be difficult to find accounts that are completely free from national perspectives, political influences, or historical agendas, so I'd love to learn how people from various countries were taught about the war and how those interpretations compare with one another. Thanks

Hello everyone, I was recently reading about the final days leading up to the fall of Berlin in 1945, and it made me wonder how that event and WW2 as a whole are viewed and taught in different parts of the world (Especially in Europe and Russia). Beyond the Battle of Berlin itself, what are some of the major differences that y'all have come across? I find that it can be difficult to find accounts that are completely free from national perspectives, political influences, or historical agendas, so I'd love to learn how people from various countries were taught about the war and how those interpretations compare with one another. Thanks

If I post an article titled "please let me win"

will I win?

Of course, I will leave a threat "archive or perish"

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