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either/or, I suppose.mrswdk wrote:lol. No.
Do you mean an actual whistle, or one of those alarms that sounds like a burglar alarm?

What sort of selang are you ah? I hope you washed your fingers after typing that filth.riskllama wrote:pads or plugs?

riskllama wrote:shawarma or donair?
you're a fucking loon, mrs...mrswdk wrote:I Googled those and they both look pretty meh.

Chicken? Get the lamb, fool! Or baba ganoush.riskllama wrote:riskllama wrote:shawarma or donair?you're a fucking loon, mrs...mrswdk wrote:I Googled those and they both look pretty meh.
run, don't walk to your nearest halal stand and order yourself up a chicken shawarma. you'll thank me for it...
If I was looking to play a game with a bit of an alternative, 'interesting' feel to it I'd probably pick Qin, Yan or Zhou upon the dissolution of the Ming (probably the Yan, as they are good northerners). That said, I generally just try to dominate everyone as thoroughly as possible, and so for that reason my preference would be to start as the Ming and have the whole region under my control already.AndyDufresne wrote:I plan on playing an EU 4 game again soon, from the earliest starting position on the timeline (1444, the rise of the ottomans traditionally). However, I plan on playing in Asia for my next game. I've thought about playing as Ming, since I've haven't played much in that area. Here are some references links:
http://www.eu4wiki.com/Far_East
Note that if I wanted, I could start later in the timeline and play as on the minor Chinese states after Ming has fallen apart. Any thoughts?Spoiler
--Andy
Halal stand? You think I'm gonna slum it south of the river?riskllama wrote:riskllama wrote:shawarma or donair?you're a fucking loon, mrs...mrswdk wrote:I Googled those and they both look pretty meh.
run, don't walk to your nearest halal stand and order yourself up a chicken shawarma. you'll thank me for it...
