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21 Jul 14 UTC	Spring, 1860: Shall we have another go of it?
21 Jul 14 UTC	Spring, 1860: I get to be the South this time too. Which is appropriate given that I live there.
21 Jul 14 UTC	Spring, 1860: awesome. where do you live?
21 Jul 14 UTC	Spring, 1860: i used to live in Austin, but now i live near Chicago
21 Jul 14 UTC	Spring, 1860: Atlanta
21 Jul 14 UTC	Autumn, 1860: sweet. Atlanta is great.
21 Jul 14 UTC	Autumn, 1860: nice early play. that was different.
21 Jul 14 UTC	Autumn, 1860: I noticed the attacking method here. The other option is a race to 34. :-)
21 Jul 14 UTC	Spring, 1861: nice.
21 Jul 14 UTC	Spring, 1862: Well, my moves are interesting, but I've let you get 3 builds to my none. Still, I hope I've throw you off guard at least.
21 Jul 14 UTC	Autumn, 1863: true. but i haven't had to think this hard onthe moves in a long time.
21 Jul 14 UTC	Spring, 1864: I managed to get 2 builds with my ragtime army that turn. ;-)
21 Jul 14 UTC	Spring, 1864: haha
21 Jul 14 UTC	Autumn, 1864: well played, sir. but we shall see if you ragtimers are a match for carpetbagging boys. ;)
21 Jul 14 UTC	Autumn, 1864: I've got to go home now from work, so there will have to be a pause in the action.
21 Jul 14 UTC	Spring, 1865: all right. i will put in these moves and check back in an hour or so.
22 Jul 14 UTC	Autumn, 1867: OK, I'm going to call it a night. I think I'm making good moves, but all I can do is keep you out of my territory. You're still making gains and worst of all, you are keeping your home SC's free for more builds every year while I've got mine occupied holding the line. At this rate, it may a race to 34 SC's that I'm going to have a hard time keeping pace in.
22 Jul 14 UTC	Spring, 1868: Ok. We can finish tomorrow
22 Jul 14 UTC	Autumn, 1868: OK, I guess I should have stopped. I don't see why my daisy chain of holds was broken back to Tennessee.
22 Jul 14 UTC	OK, we'll have to do another one. This game is over. I gave a good effort, but no way to stop you now.