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Date Posted: 20:46:27 05/10/01 Thu
Author: Doruk
Subject: Re: WOO! A POST!: The Sequel
In reply to: Asif 's message, "Re: WOO! A POST!: The Sequel" on 03:27:21 05/10/01 Thu

More evidence of Hagana and his ineptitude:
Hagana sees grenade flying towards him in a path unlike that of a straight line.
Hagana sees red on his screen.
Hagana asks: Wait...do grenades curve?
Darusisheed exclaims: You idiot, those are bouncing off the walls.

Hagana is bad? or another case of the Hagana show? tune in next time to learn what the hagana show is. Actually, I'm going to stop bashing hagana now; he's actually a good friend, just disgustingly arrogant. He's still on the lowest rung of the Perfect Dark ladder (I'm not saying I'm Mr. Dark Sim or anything). Oh well, so it goes...

Speaking of Russia and the United States, I think the Star-Spangled Banner is a weak national anthem. Think about it: it's set to the music of a British pub ditty. Francis Scott Key was a poet, not a composer. It's really not very awe-inspiring either: it's a song that induces sleep more than patriotism. Now take for example the Marseillaise. Never mind that the French as a culture are not the acme of civilization, but they know how to write a national anthem. Hearing a horribly sung version (in casablanca) at a low decibel level somehow excites my blood, even though I care not at all for the French. And the lyrics are actually interesting. Looking over this paragraph, I know that had I lived in the 50's and 60's I would have been brought before the House Committee for UnAmerican Activities. So goes my fate.

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Re: WOO! A POST!: The Sequel -- Hagana, 20:52:36 05/10/01 Thu
- Yeah, Aaron -- Asif, 04:12:41 05/11/01 Fri
  - Re: Yeah, Aaron -- Doruk, 20:15:57 05/11/01 Fri