Peshawar Lancers Map

Roberto · Dec 2, 2007

I just finished the book, and now I am interested in what the world of Peshawar Lancers would look like on a map. Anyone interested?

Atreus · Dec 2, 2007

I think a few people have maps floating around on this site.

Thande · Dec 2, 2007

Oh, don't start that again...

*dons "Anti-Argentina/Italy Controversy" riot gear...*

Locke · Dec 2, 2007

Uhh, what?

Thande said:
Oh, don't start that again...

*dons "Anti-Argentina/Italy Controversy" riot gear...*

Thande · Dec 2, 2007

Locke said:
Uhh, what?

We've had arguments about the Peshawar Lancers map about three times over on this site. The second time, we even appealed to Stirling (before he got banned) and he said "I don't know, I've misplaced my notes"

Basically the main arguments were over whether there was a separate Argentina (or whether Brazil covered all South America), and whether the Caliphate owned southern Italy.

Roberto · Dec 2, 2007

Thande said:
We've had arguments about the Peshawar Lancers map about three times over on this site. The second time, we even appealed to Stirling (before he got banned) and he said "I don't know, I've misplaced my notes"

Basically the main arguments were over whether there was a separate Argentina (or whether Brazil covered all South America), and whether the Caliphate owned southern Italy.

Interesting. How'd Stirling get banned?

Thande · Dec 2, 2007

AHFanatic said:
Interesting. How'd Stirling get banned?

Best not to dredge that up either, really...

But if you just search for Peshawar in this forum, you'll get all the old threads.

MrP · Dec 2, 2007

AHFanatic said:
Interesting. How'd Stirling get banned?

Like Thande says, don't touch that controversy with a very very long stick. It was a total train wreck!

Thande · Dec 2, 2007

MrP said:
Like Thande says, don't touch that controversy with a very very long stick. It was a total train wreck!

Ooh, that gives me an excuse to do my metaphor for the English language again!

Oh wait, no it doesn't.

MrP · Dec 2, 2007

Thande said:
Ooh, that gives me an excuse to do my metaphor for the English language again!

Oh wait, no it doesn't.

Well, if you need an excuse . . . Thande, why don't you do your metaphor for the English language again?

Thande · Dec 2, 2007

MrP said:
Well, if you need an excuse . . . Thande, why don't you do your metaphor for the English language again?

Ahem *clears throat* "Pah, other languages may choose to run on rails, but the English-speaking world is hanging on for dear life to the armoured SUV that is the English language, driving up and down the hills and moors of Vocabulary! Who knows what lies over the next peak? Let us not be restrained by rails, or even roads! Let us dare to boldly go where no tongue* has gone before!"

*Except possibly Doctor What's, which has been just about everywhere.

MrP · Dec 2, 2007

Thande said:
Ahem *clears throat* "Pah, other languages may choose to run on rails, but the English-speaking world is hanging on for dear life to the armoured SUV that is the English language, driving up and down the hills and moors of Vocabulary! Who knows what lies over the next peak? Let us not be restrained by rails, or even roads! Let us dare to boldly go where no tongue* has gone before!"

*Except possibly Doctor What's, which has been just about everywhere.

Roberto · Dec 2, 2007

Thande said:
Ahem *clears throat* "Pah, other languages may choose to run on rails, but the English-speaking world is hanging on for dear life to the armoured SUV that is the English language, driving up and down the hills and moors of Vocabulary! Who knows what lies over the next peak? Let us not be restrained by rails, or even roads! Let us dare to boldly go where no tongue* has gone before!"

*Except possibly Doctor What's, which has been just about everywhere.

I concur to P's statement.