Heh, I got caught behind that damned bunker when that tank from the 2nd Armored rolled through. As small as I am, they just never saw me. I knew they were on the other side, but I didn't know how many. They lit my *** up when I did that, but I got more of them than they did me!
In a situation like Survivor, I can understand it. However, if I'm in a game where the ultimate goal is not to die, I'm on my own. How could you ever trust someone not cutting your throat while you sleep? Nope, I'm alone in that deal.
Carl Icahn Says Of His Lionsgate Sale: “You Can’t Win ‘Em All” The billionaire activist investor would have been $345M richer if he had held on to his Lionsgate stock — which closed today at $14.22 per share — instead of selling the bulk of his holdings late last year for about $7 per share. At one point he owned 33% of Lionsgate. But he shrugged off his miscall in an interview this afternoon on CNBC. “You can’t win ‘em all,” he said. “I sent those guys an email congratulating them” following Lionsgate’s success this weekend with The Hunger Games.
Says the Dead Men of the Alamo. I know there are some folks on here that studied Military Strategies. The first one I remember ever being taught was the one about the British and how they had developed rules of engagement and tried to use them against The Patriot Army here in America. They got their a$$es kicked. There are no rules. There is only War. Play well and play to win. Always know who the real enemy is. It might not be the guy with the Sword against your District's Co-player.
So I'm still waiting to hear if Dean has seen this movie yet. The books really were awesome, though nothing will ever reach the awesomeness that is JK Rowling.
You can't measure success on the battlefield using the Brits. I am only a casual fan of military history and I can name a lot more battles those guys lost than they won. If it hadn't been for them being one of our Allies, they'd be speaking German today . . .
