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"Hey, that's a wa- oh lord." My hill with a "wagon" cyborg.

Banned for not revealing overall location.

This is the history of the KERBALS, not the Kau or Tau. Moving on... 4160: No nation have changed name, although the organization Kerbal Nations did change name numerous times, finally settling the original name (Kerbal Nations) because others sounded somewhat crazy. 4200: The disease that caused a pandemic back in the early 4150s, now classified as DNAD (Deoxyribonucleic acid deficiency) virus, dropped the bomb again. The Tau were almost wiped out, while the Kerbals suffered negligible loss, due to the vaccine invented a while ago. Again, this DNAD variant still destroys DNA of the fallen victims.

LOL, didn't meant to uppercut you... I was upper-cutting random person... I wore earmuffs and did my own business throughout the lecture. I force the next poster to sit for 1000 years.

No. You'll have to think smart. This isn't >BLOC, you know! Nations of warring alliances. Anyway, it looks like that's no longer necessary. EDIT: I think some people are warring because they want to see how the ability to win war works. I'll test it personally.

I have to spend all my money to prepare for a mechanized army. I still couldn't fight with the top ones, despite them being able to wage war on you. I'm however, considering opening a new front on some of the nations that I can fight against.

I deflect your kicks and uppercut you. (Mikeman's KO'ed.) I uppercut the next person.

They don't work, and they don't kill for living. I sniped the next poster 100 times.

Banned for living in Kerbal SC (Because I prefer Kennedy Space Center to be called KSC).

I burn you as I run backward (prolong contact time, duh) and you burn to death before hitting me. I burn the next poster to death.

Year 4151: A new disease broke out of the universe. It weakened the following year, but about 879 million Kerbals (out of 28 billion total) were dead, along with 1.5 billion Tau, and wiping out the Kau again. The disease persisted as if it is the flu virus, killing some people of each race each year. The Kerbals reacted and developed vaccines to alleviate the problem. Year 4152: Studies showed that the new disease wipes out the DNA when the victim dies. That was bad news for the Tau.

I'm in a well-protected cave. The next user is attacked by a debris of an asteroid, about 500 meters wide, and very close to the ground.

Banned for banning someone for no reason.

I turn the time back to April 2012. No one's hill.

I firebombed both of you and burnt the flags with it. Then I need to land somewhere. No one's hill, because I haven't claim it.

Through the server I E.M.P.'ed Tery215 and the Hades. No one's hill.

4175.12.25.13:25: After placing the asteroid into orbit, the Kerbals decided that they would mine the few resources existing in the asteroid as well as performing research.

OK, everyone, here's a controversial issue in the P&W forum. http://politicsandwar.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1297-inactive-treaty/ I find the points of >BLOC disagreeable. Also, setting up an IRC channel for our alliance, just so that we could communicate "live" rather than posting in here continuously and wasting several thread pages.

Alright, things are settled, then. I was worried about spies in our alliances. @CornHuskerKenny: You must be the Corn republic. I'll accept the application. But... who are Napoleon VII and AngrySheep? EDIT: Built a uranium mine today. Still trying to make enough money to get enough aluminum and to get enough cash, although I can sell a hospital.

Speaking of war effort, if you checked the Politics and War forum, in the "War $ loss not accumulating" thread (started by me), you can find why for some of you when opening the timeline of a war when you are combatant of that war the war $ loss is not accumulating... until Sheepy fixes it few days before. I found it hilarious, even though me and a few others are affected. Also, 50 infrastructure is required to build an improvement, and power is required for pretty much the rightmost 16 improvements. Also to lower disease rate buy more land or build a hospital. I think the hard part is building a nation from scratch, especially with only one city to start with. It took me some time to get used to the game mechanics.. Once you have two or more cities things get a little bit easier. At least I think so.

I'm just out of some [censored] wars and finally picked up the economy. Big success, though, as I've managed to beat the attacker back and have that nation rendered economically unstable. But I don't think I will be in a war for a long time, though, since I'm trying to get enough cash to build my second city... In the mean time, food is my primary export. Also sent the PM through both types of communication. Hope he IS a Kerbal (metaphorically speaking, not literally speaking), otherwise he might need to get kicked out.

I controlled the server but sat by and watched. Still Tery215's hill.

I RPG-bombed you. My hill.

Year 4171: The Tau mistakenly ripped the Fabric of Space time apart at their home. All but 2,000 would remain on the same year. The rest went into oblivion, never to be seen again. Year 4172: The Kerbals, in a visit, surprised the Tau so much that the remaining of the Tau exited the Milky Way and hoped to resettled in another galaxy known as Andromeda by the humans. The surprise, however, was unintentional, as the Kerbals came in peace.

Thanks for the steel. I've stockpiled enough steel to sell them at higher price - buy cheap, sell high - and also to build a police station . I'm still saving money for a new city so I could manufacture some steel, though. Also, this "Nick" has a forum account: Nick7892. He's off since the end of March, though. I've only added him into the alliance after he found out he said he's a Kerbal.