American Civil War Game Club (ACWGC)

Gents,
Am I, somehow, the first soul to post in this fine (if, somewhat smelling of fish and saltwater) establishment?

Very well, then! A mug of grog for me and me mates!

We'll hoist a tankard to Raphael Semmes and the Alabama...and to the other Southern Captains of somewhat lesser renown and fame who are busy fighting an even tougher war than we landlubbers are!

If this is how the Navy drinks, maybe I'm due for a transfer to the high seas!

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PS - Don't worry about the Shanghai'ed Lieutenants; I've been running short on staff members...a lot of guys get lost somehow when I ask them to reconnoiter the "breastworks" in the French Quarter...

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Brig. Gen. Nick DeStefano
5th Artillery Battalion, 2nd Division, II "Wolf-Pack" Corps, AotM
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To Raphael Semmes!

Thanks for the invite. Very ingenious barkeep you boys got yourselves. Glad you decided to keep him. Sort a funny accent, but the beer and lemonaide tonic ain't half bad...

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General Prax Swan
1/3/III ANV

General Swan,
Welcome, sir! Barkeep, put the good General on General Hulinsky's tab (psst, we never told the bar-back that Roger's left us!)
Drink up sir, you're very welcome here.
Just watch out for Nicodemus, I'm sure he's skulking about somewhere here, Col. Hebert is constantly losing him under the tables, towards the back of the room where the light isn't so good.
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Brig. Gen. Nick DeStefano
5th Artillery Battalion, 2nd Division, II "Wolf-Pack" Corps, AotM
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Ah, yes, Nicodemus. I havent seen much of him lately. Im not sure if thats a good thing or a bad thing. .... By the way has anyone seen Gen. Malone's horse?

Col. Nick, the only reason that your the first is because you have the ONLY key for this fine establishment..................

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Respectfully,
Lt. Gen. Gery Bastiani

1st Corp Naval Detachment
2nd Engineering Blte
AotM CSA


"If there is a shell or bullet over there destined for us, it will find us" - General James Longstreet

General Bastiani,
Suh! Well of course I have the only keys to this fine establishment (but seriously, we need to do something about that fish smell) but seeing as you represent a fine group of Nautical Engineers, I can see fit to making you a copy...so long as some of your boys rig us up a brand new grog still...this one is...icky.

PS- What's all this talk about the foozeball? Mama says foozeball is the debbil! (Go Mud Dogs!)

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Brig. Gen. Nick DeStefano
5th Artillery Battalion, 2nd Division, II "Wolf-Pack" Corps, AotM
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Make mine a large one - it has been a tough week

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General Cam McOmish

Brigade Commander
Alabama State Volunteers
Cleburne's Division
Hardee's Corps
(1/1/1)
Army of Tennessee
Confederate States of America

General MacOmish,
Sir, they only come in large.
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Brig. Gen. Nick DeStefano
5th Artillery Battalion, 2nd Division, II "Wolf-Pack" Corps, AotM
[img]http://www.acwgc.org/IVCorps/Image/IVCorps250.png[/img]

Can Do, will have the boys build you the finest still or should I say medicine brewing machine West of Richmond. That fishy smell is them darn Yankee's sneaking around down wind from you, Foozeball is some word them Yankees use........ and GO DUKE Blue Devils

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Respectfully,
Lt. Gen. Gery Bastiani

1st Corp Naval Detachment
2nd Engineering Blte
AotM CSA


"If there is a shell or bullet over there destined for us, it will find us" - General James Longstreet

So far my team is 2 - 0! Can they beat Ohio or Alabama? Give them a chance and we will see!

Well I hope someone would like to join me for a good bottle of cold beer this fine friday evening.
Has been a hard day of riding in the dust to reach this fine establishment.

I suggest you all try a bottle of this excellent Swedish pilsner beer.



I have brought a whole box of them which managed to slip trough the yankee blockade, to serve you fine men in this army!

Regards,

A fine beer Hampus! And the more drunk we get the more fun it will be to try and read the words on the bottle!

Haha! Well I can read them without a problem
But it would be fun to hear you pronounce Göteborg ;D

Regards,

I think I would say it something like "Goatburg" which only conjurs up an image of a town full of goats.