— Old Abe
I only recognized Burnside, for obvious reasons, and partly because I briefly worked in Burnside, KY. The town was named for Burnside (as was "sideburns") after his command camped there for a time during the Civil War. I was curious about the rest and thought I'd share.
I only recognized Burnside, for obvious reasons, and partly because I briefly worked in Burnside, KY. The town was named for Burnside (as was "sideburns") after his command camped there for a time during the Civil War. I was curious about the rest and thought I'd share.
Or "I'm not a bigot; I'm a racist."
These dopes are in dire need of a... hobby.
Or "I'm not a bigot; I'm a racist."
These dopes are in dire need of a... hobby.
"Fog of War" could instead be a mechanic representing the limitless events possible in warfare.
"Fog of War" could instead be a mechanic representing the limitless events possible in warfare.
"Fog of War" could instead be a mechanic representing the limitless events possible in warfare.
"Fog of War" could instead be a mechanic representing the limitless events possible in warfare.
"Fog of War" could instead be a mechanic representing the limitless events possible in warfare.
"Fog of War" could instead be a mechanic representing the limitless events possible in warfare.
"Fog of War" could instead be a mechanic representing the limitless events possible in warfare.
"Fog of War" could instead be a mechanic representing the limitless events possible in warfare.
"Fog of War" could instead be a mechanic representing the limitless events possible in warfare.
"Fog of War" could instead be a mechanic representing the limitless events possible in warfare.
"Fog of War" refers to the incalculable complexities of combat—it is not unexplored and beclouded areas of a map; that is just fog or clouds.
"Fog of War" could instead be a mechanic representing the limitless events possible in warfare.
"Fog of War" refers to the incalculable complexities of combat—it is not unexplored and beclouded areas of a map; that is just fog or clouds.
"Fog of War" could instead be a mechanic representing the limitless events possible in warfare.
"...the fact, which the testimony endeavours to establish, partakes of the extraordinary and the marvellous; in that case, the evidence, resulting from the testimony, admits of a diminution, greater or less, in proportion as the fact is more or less unusual."
— David Hume
"...the fact, which the testimony endeavours to establish, partakes of the extraordinary and the marvellous; in that case, the evidence, resulting from the testimony, admits of a diminution, greater or less, in proportion as the fact is more or less unusual."
— David Hume
Not much better TV, really.
Not much better TV, really.