He was a mass-murderer.letterbomber223 said:505 confirmed kills.NameIsRobertPaulson said:Look up: Simo Hayha
Fuck me sideways that man's a GOD!
Ah, but isn't it entirely possible that said reincarnation was assisted by Satan?Grouchy Imp said:But re-incarnation is the transference of a soul into a new body. So the one thing that dog couldn't be was a lawyer...I_am_a_Spoon said:To be fair though, they thought it was a reincarnated laywer. Better to be safe than sorry.Grouchy Imp said:Did you know that a dog was once sentenced to death by stoning because the judge feared it was the re-incarnation of a dead lawyer? How far back in the dim mists of time, when superstition and fear of witchcraft held sway, do you think this bizarre event took place? 100 years? 200 years? Wrong. Saturday.
[link]http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-13819764[/link]
adding to that, the entire American Civil war was won by the Yanks because the blind British seer Theresa(who has been honoured in the Fable games) saw that when we won the Yanks would be in the worst poverty ever, so we left and let them control themselves, because we rule, and Theresa owns, and we're also kind and helpful and enjoy the company of Americans.LaughingAtlas said:The battle of Antiedam (bloodiest battle of the american civil war and quite possibly a big turning point) was apparently the result of three Union soldiers stumbling across a cigar box containing Robert E. Lee's orders.
BOO!!! he killed Russians(so what if they were Soviets)letterbomber223 said:Please. The twin towers was utter noob-tubing by comparison. Camps and bombs are BORING.I_am_a_Spoon said:He was a mass-murderer.letterbomber223 said:505 confirmed kills.NameIsRobertPaulson said:Look up: Simo Hayha
Fuck me sideways that man's a GOD!
His combat and survival skills are to be admired, but why do so many people cite his feats as shining examples of humankind's potential? By that reckoning, the hijackers who hit the twin towers were Gods too.
War is shit, and I hate this "killstreak" mentality so common nowadays. He was in the right place, at the right time, with the right skill set, and with the right amount of luck to damage, demoralise and severely hamper the invading Soviets, the deaths of whom are no better than the deaths of the Jews in concentration camps, or the civilians in China, or the victims of the death-marches in the Pacific, or the victims of the Hiroshima/Nagasaki bombings... or the deaths of any human beings killed during armed warfare.
One man defending his country with two guns and a lot of snow - that's impressive because I don't know anyone else who could do that.
Jumping over a horse from a standing start is impressive. Stacking boxes next to a horse then pushing it over so some fell on the other side is boring. Understand the difference?
He got shot in the face with an exploding round! He survived!!!
What does someone have to do to be impressive in your book?
No, Satan only intervenes directly for events of global suffering, like tsunamis, earthquakes, and the release of a new Coldplay album.I_am_a_Spoon said:Ah, but isn't it entirely possible that said reincarnation was assisted by Satan?Grouchy Imp said:But re-incarnation is the transference of a soul into a new body. So the one thing that dog couldn't be was a lawyer...I_am_a_Spoon said:To be fair though, they thought it was a reincarnated laywer. Better to be safe than sorry.Grouchy Imp said:Did you know that a dog was once sentenced to death by stoning because the judge feared it was the re-incarnation of a dead lawyer? How far back in the dim mists of time, when superstition and fear of witchcraft held sway, do you think this bizarre event took place? 100 years? 200 years? Wrong. Saturday.
[link]http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-13819764[/link]
That would be Emperor Caligula, he also added his horse to the sentate and gave some of the weirdest speeches in history.AlAaraaf74 said:I heard of a Roman general who declared war on Neptune. He comanded his soldiers to throw spears into the sea at random.
Not true. Chlorine will react with water (this includes water in sweat, and more importantly, the moisture of your eyes and lungs) to form hydrochloric acid (and also oxygen, but that's not relevant).honestdiscussioner said:As far as I know, Chlorine gas doesn't do damage physical damage. It's just that it is so heavy that it rests in the lungs and prevents oxygen from getting into the lungs, effectively chocking the person.