After witnessing events as he did I can see why he developed his philosophy.
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Yes. I guess you're right. But, for what I remember of it (it was a long time ago, well, not so long, I'm not very old

), I could not agree. Although, like almost everyone else, from time to time he did say some worthy things: "l'enfer, c'est les autres" (which means "Hell --the place-- is the others", actually an interesting point of view)
I didn't get to do much either as we had quite the nasty cold snap and I had to get pipes thawed. We had no running water for a couple days. It is amazing to realize how much water you do use when you have to pour it from gallon jugs. All fixed now though...
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Yes, I saw your post. Glad it's all back to normal. I just saw in CNN yesterday that it was really freezing over there (I'm assuming you're in the US). There was a short article to help describe the situation:
"Tandis que dans le New Hampshire, du côté du Mont Washington, la température a plongé si radicalement que les employés d'une usine de glace, Laconia Ice, ont dû se réfugier dans une pièce bien plus "chaude" : l'unité réfrigérée de l'entreprise, maintenue à -9° C."
To summarize it, it says that temperatures dropped so fast and so low in New Hampshire that the employes of Laconia Ice (ice cream (?) manufacturer) had to take refuge in a "warmer" room, and locked themselves in the their cold storedge room, which was "only" at -9°C
In order to help you cope with the cold (and other in your situation) let me tell you this(I saw it in russian TV when I went there with my wife for the new year, 2 years ago): int hte TV news there, they reported that somewhere in Siberia (forgot where, one of those villages that formerly wouldn't be in maps for security reasons, or something) there was a big flood, and water rose about 2 meters, leaving everyhouse with 1.5 meters of water in their ground floor. Unfortunatelly for them, there was a cold front coming. Since temperatures were below -30°C, the water froze! The journalists were reporting from inside a house, and we could see the living room entirely trapped in ice, more than 1 meter! Sofa, tables, TV, everything in ice. His conclusion was that these people were looking forward for the spring (I'll bet they were) when the ice would melt, in just a few months!!!
Getting back to Galciv: thanks for your thoughts on my incoming game. I'm curius to try hoping to quietly develop in a faraway location, hopefylly out of range for a while. But I cannot imagine finishing it in less than a week.
I've got to go back to work for a while: the government wants to start selling the parisian airports to the private sector, and my job is to try to explain to its employees just how they're going to be eaten --raw-- (it's a french expression, I'm not sure how to translate it, but I'm sure you get the idea). Probably many strikes in the near future. (and even more than that since they want to do the same thing to EDF, which produces electrecity: california and Italy, here we come

--- aaaiiii, just bumped my head by walking in the dark !

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