leatherneck

Oh no, they're already here.....

Exactly what I was thinking....and then House Ix, and those nasty Tleilaxu.

nvm already said.

must have har har har.

Mudbug, did all that reading tucker you out so much that you couldn't respond?

Not what he said here.....reading comprehension indeed MudBug.

That's a funny way to look at leadership there Mhawk, blaming your underlings when I only see your signature affirming the NAP. Seems to me no one should be kicking themselves but you....

Hi Peggy_Sue! Long time no see.

If you didn't notice again, I made no arguement about honor........how much more clear can I be without typing in all caps? There is no purpose in trying to convince you our actions were honorable. You will never admit that we are, so there is no point belaboring that topic with you.

Once one party notifies the other with their intent to cancel, the Pact stays in effect for 10 days. Notification of the other party was a prerequisite to cancelation....we didn't cancel, we nullified the pact.

You know....if the glove don't fit....

If you didn't notice, I wasn't making an arguement about honor. I was addresing the concerns of legality. Also, we didn't "break" the pact. We made it null and void.

Nope, breaking the pact doesn't break the pact.....it makes it disappear.

Article 3: Cancellation Either Party may cancel this agreement. Once one party notifies the other with their intent to cancel, the Pact stays in effect for 10 days. If either party breaks the pact, it is considered null and void. Some definitions..... Null -adjective 1. without value, effect, consequence, or significance. 2. being or amounting to nothing; nil; lacking; nonexistent. Void -adjective 1. having no legal force or effect; not legally binding or enforceable. 2. useless; ineffectual; vain. So according to the definition of "Null" and "Void", Article 3: Cancellation, must be interpreted as this: Either Party may cancel this agreement. Once one party notifies the other with their intent to cancel, the Pact stays in effect for 10 days. If either party breaks the pact, it (the pact as a whole) is considered null (nonexistant) and void (having no legal force or efect). Any arguement about the legality of PC actions would be an arguement against the definition of the words used by TPF in the NAP.