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Gettysburgh H2H.fr (Yankee Jess v Rebel rb) - 7/18/2003 4:08:17 AM   
rbrunsman


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Status: offline 		The troops move out on orders from General Lee who is strangely absent from the scene at the moment.

Objective: Drive those stinking Yankee buggers (Italians) off the highground with my valiant Army of Northern Virginia (Greeks)!

Only minor contact is made with a couple squads in the town of Gettysburgh and a cavalry squad in some woods in the northwest.

As this is H2H.fr, I have no idea whether I am under the watchful eye of those northern devils.

This is an excellent map of the original battlefield. It is absolutely HUGE so any localized breakthroughs will probably not be able to be reinforced very quickly. The game is set for 60 turns.

I know well the reputation for fighting that the Italians have:rolleyes: but what of the Greeks? This is the first time I've used them. Does any one know what I should expect from my men?

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- 7/18/2003 5:20:08 AM   
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Status: offline 		Gyros ! LOL :D

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- 7/18/2003 7:22:36 AM   
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Status: offline 		That's a good one!

"The Gyros of the South shall rise again!!!":mad: :mad:

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- 7/19/2003 5:31:01 AM   
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Status: offline 		As most of you know I cant write worth a poo. And my spelling is bad. But I will try to keep up with this damm Reb.

Turn one:

:eek:

Hows that?:D

Really not much to report, long range rifle fire. The whole Northern end of the map is lit up like a Christmas Tree!:eek: A million Union Troops start the long march.:mad:

"See ya in hell Johnny Reb"

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- 7/19/2003 12:34:09 PM   
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Status: offline 		Not much happened this turn. When your maximum range is 13 or so, you have to just curse you luck for not having an MG or cannon with its longer range. When did Gatling Guns get invented anyway?

There were so many juicy targets, but alas, they were well out of range. I spotted several cannons limbered and heading for the highground and couldn't get one shot off at them. :(

Only after 2 turns, this scenario has really given me the feelings Gen. Lee must have had as he sought the highground to get a better view of the developing battle. Many times he must have thought, "If I only had artillery on this hill with me." or "If only JEB Stuart were on hand with his cavalry, I could run these Yankees off the field."

This will be a slow developing battle with terrible hand to hand fighting towards the end... I look forward to it. :)

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A Reb yelling "Momma" came runing at me - 7/22/2003 10:13:01 AM   
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Status: offline 		today..about 26 rifles fond its mark and shot him dead...:rolleyes:

More cannon arrived...:) and my blackies keep moving forward..very lil'contact...

Very lil'going on...Rman wants a fight!:mad:

See ya in hell Johnny Reb!:mad:

If ya got a hair on um!

Yankee Jess~

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- 7/23/2003 9:23:34 AM   
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Status: offline 		Damm Sissy Johnny Reb...I spit on U...adamm sissy:mad:

:rolleyes:

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- 7/24/2003 12:30:52 AM   
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In the North: Ah, First Blood!!! My men killed a recon patrol in Gettysburg proper. I'm moving carefully through the town because those crafty Yankees have men armed with gasoline bombs in there.:eek:

In the Northeast: Creeping forward through the fields doesn't seem to work well to hide from the evil eyes of the Northern Bastards and they have set up those IGs right in plane site on the NE corner of Cemetery Hill overlooking my advance. So, it's time to charge Culp's Hill to get out of site of the IGs.

In the Northwest: As I advance along Chambersburg Pike and the unfinished railroad there I see cavalry and infantry advancing or withdrawing (I can't tell). I shall sweep them before me, if they will ever get within range.:rolleyes:

Everywhere else is rather quiet...

On a sour note: One of my own IGs that I had place with a terrific LOS of the battlefield, I got a grand total of 3 shots off before that dang thing misfired!:mad:

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- 7/26/2003 5:59:09 AM   
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Status: offline 		Culps Hill!!! LMOL...like Never!:p cant you hear the pics?..:rolleyes:

My Blackshrits and Bufords Cav form a battle line in the NW to hold back anything Johnny can throw at me...(I hope:rolleyes: )

No sign of Johnny Reb in the center or south.

Where the hell are you?:mad:

See ya in hell Johnny Reb!:mad:

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- 7/26/2003 8:03:57 AM   
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Status: offline 		Moving forward nicely all along the northern front. Driving Yankee squads in front of me and eliminating a few of them within Gettysburg proper. There was no op fire arty from Culp's Hill this turn. The Yanks must have run away again. I even eliminated one of Buford's cavalry squads that was too brave for its own good. The blackshirts shouldn't give me much trouble next turn since I fired so many shots at them.

Near the Wheat Field in the west, we engage a recon patrol at long range. I've taken the Peach Orchard and am moving on the next VH.

In the south, all is quiet near Little & Big Round Top.

Again, to finish the turn on a bad note, I did something so stupid that it cost me a squad without even one shot being fired at it.:mad: Can anyone guess what I did?

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- 7/26/2003 9:32:41 AM   
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Status: offline 		Ok then!

We are on turn 4 of 60!

If you have the NEW H2H you have this scen.

Its the bottom of turn 4..I am the might that is the Yankee!

Rman...well..he is the sissy...(Rebs)....

So far the battle is just forming..The Johnny Rebs are making a stupid move and attacking!? Heehee

Really...Rman is all over me now..my Blackshirts are in full retreat! Buford is a sissy!
BUT! I have gazillions of Yankees comming on! Question is..where do I place them??

Battle report:

Gettysburg: Shoot and scoot!

Most of the Blackshirts are running in the NW

Culps Hill is reinforced.

Cemetery Hill is Classified!

The Middle is Classifed!

Trostle House/Peach Orchard~Contact! **** Rebs! hurt me a bit!

Wheatfield~Contact!~Long range fire....

Little Round Top~Classified

Big Round Top~Classified

See Ya in Hell Johnny Reb!:mad:

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- 7/26/2003 3:16:33 PM   
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Status: offline 		Gettysburg is about 2/3s mine. The platoons there are cannon fodder. They do nothing to me and it is street fighting!

In the northeast my arty perfectly anticipated where the Yankees would set up their cannons. Unfortunately, my barrage was wildly inaccurate and I only got 2 hits on the ammo boxes and wagon under my target.

In the northwest, not much to damage done this turn but I didn't receive much op fire since the Blackshirts are all running away for the most part.

It is getting interesting at Trosle House near the Peach Orchard. My platoons emerge from the orchard to be fired upon by squads with 2 squad MGs each.:eek: However, my careful covering fire limited the damage they could do and 2 of the 3 squads there are now running home to Washington, DC.

For the far south near Devil's Den and the Round Tops, it is still very quiet.

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- 7/30/2003 3:56:50 AM   
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Where's that yellow yankee Jess hiding?:mad:

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- 7/30/2003 5:07:15 AM   
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Status: offline 		[QUOTE]Originally posted by rbrunsman
[B]Badump-Bump!

Where's that yellow yankee Jess hiding?:mad: [/B][/QUOTE]

Sorry for the delay:(

We are at a point in the battle where I need to explain a couple things. In case you guys did not know it there is only one retreat flag available in SPWAW. Because of this I had a tough choice as to where to place the Reb (Greek) RF. Because the battle is a "Fishhook" I was stuck with the hard decision as to where to place their RF. I choose the area I did because the main attack will come from the left side of the map, while the Greeks are also attacking from the area of Clups Hill on the upper right side. A little history here. The Rebs did attack in a wild frenzy at Culps Hill during the real battle. So that's why Rmans Units will start to Retreat/Charge toward Culps Hill, all in all not really a bad thing. But the choice is the players..By-Pass to the left side of the map (there is enough time) or come on in. As an offset the Union (ITs) are slow to reinforce the hill.


I see you !!! EVERYWHERE!!!:mad:

I start to dig in now all along the main north front. Many more Gazillions og Yankee's rush up the road..

Battle report:

Gettysburg: Shoot and scoot!

Most of the Blackshirts are running in the NW and will NOT rally!:rolleyes:

Culps Hill is reinforced. (again)

Cemetery Hill is Classified!

The Middle is Classifed!

Trostle House/Peach Orchard~Contact! I see many a Reb comming at me..Arty is called in, it will only take 4 turns to arrive!:eek:

Wheatfield~Contact!~Long range fire....

Little Round Top~Classified

Big Round Top~Classified

See Ya in Hell Johnny Reb!

Jess

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- 7/30/2003 6:52:24 AM   
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Status: offline 		As long as you're giving lessons (and it sounds like lessons that I'm not going to like to experience), I'll tell you the stupid thing I did.

I ended the movement of one of my squads on an exit hex.:eek: Not a good thing to do, because that unit disappeared without so much as a toodle-oo.:mad: Scratch one squad that I'll never see again and without even firing a shot.:mad:

Why is there an exit hex anyway? I think it was another of your **** yankee tricks to put a wormhole or vortex of some kind on my side of the map. That poor squad may end up in some other time and some other place; perhaps even WWII!:eek: The poor bastards, to have to suffer so...

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- 7/30/2003 7:04:55 AM   
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Status: offline 		Exit Hex?????:confused:

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- 7/30/2003 8:26:27 AM   
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Status: offline 		I'd tell you where it is exactly but then I'd have to kill you... but I'm doing that now I guess. It's in the middle, on the edge (obviously) on the west side.

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- 7/31/2003 3:45:26 AM   
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Status: offline 		Those gasoline bomb toting morons you have been protecting Gettysburg are useless. They are getting routed one turn then wiped out the next. Gettysburg is mine! All mine! muhahahaha!

In other locations....

Picquets (scouts) hidden in the fields along my approach to Culp's Hill are giving me a little trouble, but not much.

I continue to advance with little Northwest against the Blackshirts and cavalry. They are slowing me a little but not too much. Although, this line of troops of mine will probably run out of ammo before this battle is over.

In the south half of the map (Peach Orchard, Trostle House, Wheat Field, Devils Den, Big/Little Round Top) all is pretty quiet. I know there are Yankee Devils there because I shot some of them up last turn, but now I can't see them. They're probably still running back to Washington DC with their commanders in hot pursuit trying to rally them.:p

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- 7/31/2003 5:48:56 AM   
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Status: offline 		Action...I love Action!:mad:

The Blackshirts are back..But take this blessed time to run and not fight..only the pinned units fire to cover the "advance to the rear" move:rolleyes:

Rman owns the town...:mad: The remaining Gettysburg units....fall back:(

NE...Action!:mad: kills for both sides as my Yanks fall back...I did not count on the JohnnyRebs moving so fast!:rolleyes:

small unit action form the Peach Orchard, Trostle House, and Wheat Field....who knows?:confused:

16 Gazillions of yankees pour in!

Come get sum!

See Ya in Hell Johnny Reb!

Jess

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- 7/31/2003 11:17:32 PM   
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Status: offline 		My order of reporting will generally be from NE to the West, then down the south. As you all may know, the Yankee forces were arrayed in a fishhook formation from Culp's Hill, around Cemetery Hill and on down the ridge like this:

.................................gettys.

Seminary...................X..X
Ridge......................X.......X
.............................X....|...X...<---Culp's Hill
..............................X....|
Peach......................X....|..<-----Cemetery Hill
Trostle Hs.................X....|
Wheat Fld..................X...|
Devil's Den.................X...|
Little Rnd Top.............X
Big Rnd Top................X...............Union Reinforcements from the SE(?)


The Culp's Hill advance is meeting no resistance at the moment. Although, since the men are currently in a nice defensive position (on and behind a small rough hillock), it will take some ***-kicking to get them to charge that imposing hill.

More picquets pop up between the Culp's Hill area and Gettysburg, but they are either dispatched or so severely suppressed that I will get them next turn.

Gettysburg has only a few Italian squads heading south in a hurry that I will catch next turn if they don't get out now!

My advance from Seminary Ridge is being slowed because of the sheer numbers of Blackshirts that I am rolling back towards Cemetery Hill (still about 3/4 mile away). As they retreat, they are bunching up with the ready Blackshirts behind them, so that I simply can't shoot enough of them to keep them all running now.

The Peach Orchard is unopposed, Trostle House is now mine too with minor resistance that is being driven away and back across a creek towards Cemetery Hill (Cemetery Hill is about 3 miles long at least and runs N to S down the middle of this map.).

The Wheat field is giving me trouble as the squads there can pump out alot of rounds each turn and I have to advance without cover. I don't see the buggers until they unload on my poor men.

For the rest, Devils Den and Big & Little Round Top, all is still quiet...

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- 8/1/2003 6:59:31 AM   
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Status: offline 		[QUOTE]Originally posted by rbrunsman
[B]My order of reporting will generally be from NE to the West, then down the south. As you all may know, the Yankee forces were arrayed in a fishhook formation from Culp's Hill, around Cemetery Hill and on down the ridge like this:

.................................gettys.

Seminary...................X..X
Ridge......................X.......X
.............................X....|...X...<---Culp's Hill
..............................X....|
Peach......................X....|..<-----Cemetery Hill
Trostle Hs.................X....|
Wheat Fld..................X...|
Devil's Den.................X...|
Little Rnd Top.............X
Big Rnd Top................X...............Union Reinforcements from the SE(?) [/B][/QUOTE]

First off...we are only at the top of turn 8. So there is little action.
Rignt now for the most part this battle is following history. The Blackshirts (Blackhats), after reinforcing Buford (IT Cav) counter-attacked the Rebs coming in from the NW and are now in full retreat. The Yanks (ITs) are destoryed or retreating from Gettysburg. Other Yankees are digging in on, and around Clups Hill.

The rest of the battle from here south is out of historical sink. The southeren battles are starting to soon, but that is how the scen was designed ( I could never get the reinforcement schedule correct to follow history)

The Battle Yankee turn 7:

.................................gettys. (lost:( )

Seminary...................X..X (action:mad: )
Ridge......................X.......X (HVY ACTION :eek: )
.............................X....|...X...<---Culp's Hill (small action:rolleyes:)
..............................X....| (no action:confused:)

Peach......................X....|..<-----Cemetery Hill (no action)
Trostle Hs.................X....| (small action, lost:( )
Wheat Fld..................X...| (action..holding :mad: )
Devil's Den.................X...| (no action:confused: )
Little Rnd Top.............X (no action:confused: )
Big Rnd Top................X...(no action:confused: ) Union Reinforcements from the SE (:D)

Thanks for the cool map Rman! :D

See ya in Hell Johnny Reb!

Jess

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- 8/1/2003 1:14:24 PM   
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Status: offline 		The Culp's Hill advance has seen a bit of a slowdown since I don't want to charge into a hornets nest.

I've taken out those picquets I routed last turn between Culp's Hill and Gettysburg.

The men in Gettysburg have set up a nice crossfire in support of the Seminary Ridge advance and I'm now pinning and eliminating more Blackshirts as my men charge down from Seminary ridge.

The Peach Orchard is mine.

Trostle House is mine but there are at least 2 routed IT squads I have to deal with.

The men in the Wheat Field have decided to have a picnic as their commanding officer runs for Seminary Ridge. I think he said something about needing to talk to Gen. Bobby Lee about something important. He sure was running like it was an important matter.:rolleyes:

Devil's Den and the Round Tops are still quiet.

I am seeing wagons all over Cemetery Hill but I can't tell what they are carrying. Either way it's not good: either I have alot of very mobile Yankees to deal with; or there is a whole ****load of cannons being set up to welcome my men as they charge up the hill.

The turn ends as Gen. Bobby Lee himself arrives on the scene.:cool: Morale increases by 10 pts across the map as word speads of his arrival.;)

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- 8/2/2003 9:24:34 AM   
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Status: offline 		Culp's Hill is Strange...Kind of a weird Silence. I see Reb arty landing about.:confused:

Gettysburg is still lost...:( I have to start digging in on the "curve" of Cem. Hill. I see Rebs all over the damm place! My 65s go into action!:mad:

The Peach Orchard is owned by Johnny Reb

Trostle House is heating back up as Yankee reinforcments come on down!

Wheat Field A few traded shots...wheres that crazy Col.??

Devil's Den Contact! The Rocks will be the scene of heavy fighting I am sure.

"I am seeing wagons all over Cemetery Hill but I can't tell what they are carrying. Either way it's not good: either I have alot of very mobile Yankees to deal with; or there is a whole ****load of cannons being set up to welcome my men as they charge up the hill."

I cannot confirm my use of wagons. :rolleyes:

1650 million more yanks arrive.

See ya in hell Johnny Reb!:mad:

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- 8/4/2003 7:39:29 AM   
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Status: offline 		I CAN confirm that those are cannons on Cemetery Hill.:eek: I've managed to slow a few of them down by shooting out their wagons.:D Now I just need to charge over several hundred yards of open terrain to assault the crews. :eek:

I'm rolling backt he Blackshirts with my crossfire from Gettysburg and my advance from Seminary Ridge.

All is quiet everywhere else except Trostle House (long range shots exchanged) & finally Devil's Den where I routed an Askari squad that I spotted. Those were the same "fine" troops that "defended" Gettysburg so well.:rolleyes: I just hope there are more of them around than anything else.

My arty continues to do a fine job of firing a round or two and then jamming.:mad: Where did they get this crappy equipment?:confused:

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- 8/7/2003 5:58:26 AM   
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Status: offline 		Culp's Hill is Strange...Still a Kind of a weird Silence.
Where are you? I send out scouts...just like you wanted....

Gettysburg: Lost...I allow my troops on the north end of Cem Hill to take pop shots...

Cem Hill: Mommy! All I can really do is dig in..Doubleday is coming!

The Peach Orchard: Lost

Trostle House: Lost...I have units near..should I counter? or run for Cem Hill?

Wheat Field: :-) I kick arse on two Reb units..see those RB? Those are front line Inf!

Devil's Den : More contact..Jonhhy is on me....

Lil Round Top and Big Round Top...no contact

22 million more yanks arrive.

See ya in hell Johnny Reb!

Jess

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- 8/8/2003 3:48:42 AM   
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Status: offline 		Culp's Hill = dead silent, Yankee dead, that is.

Gettysburg = my men are advancing on the routed IGs to the south (i.e the very northern tip of Cemetery Hill).

Cemetery Hill = a few IGs respond to my advances

Seminary Ridge advance = several Yankee squads fall under the charging boots of my Rebels. Several hundred yards are gained as hardly any op fire comes from the terrified Yankees.

Peach Orchard = mine

Trostle House = heating up again as I try to cross a creek and gain some high ground but run into some of the Yankee's finest.

Wheat Field = I hope the men can hold out until their "fearless" commander can return to the fray.:o

Devil's Den = minor skirmishes, but I'm not too concerned there because I've only seen those silly Askari squads. They'll run after a few volleys from my lads.

Round Tops = still quiet.

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- 8/8/2003 5:26:31 AM   
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Status: offline 		Bout the same as last turn

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- 8/9/2003 2:13:53 AM   
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Status: offline 		South of Culp's Hill dashing across a field to the east of Cemetery Ridge I see some Yankees where they aren't supposed to be. "Come a little closer" said the spider to the fly.

The advance out of Gettysburg towards the northern slope of Cemetery Hill ("CH") was pretty well stopped in its tracks with massed cannon fire aimed at my men, plus a bunch of dug-in Askari's opened up on me.

My Seminary Ridge guys took another couple hundred yards and are now a short dash away from reaching the base of CH. They will soon meet up with the men from Gettysburg and begin to push the Yankees off CH (that's the objective anyway). Since ammo has started to become an issue, I've told the men to fix bayonetes.

In the Trostle House area, I've crossed the creek in several locations and have begun to climb the high ground.

Wheat Field = "Our Fearless Leader" is still making his way back to the fight.:rolleyes:

Devil's Den = moving forward slowly and driving the Yanks out.

Round Tops = quiet as a mouse.

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- 8/21/2003 6:26:55 PM   
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Status: offline 		Sorry Rman! I will be back in action tonight...

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