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Jul 07, 2007 54 Replies

ah yes, talapia, the poor country's friend. and good eatin, too.

He could grip it by the husk...

Never seen that one before; neat wing layout. Did you read that thing's convoluted history?:

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Pat

Not much different from that of JSOW, and is about how things go...read a short snip once on illuding to some of bureaucratic the issues getting the Ar 234 to and through development and test...nothing new under the sun.

Oh what sad times indeed, when any passerby would say "nee" to an old woman...

NI! NI! NI!

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go away, or it'll be time for the Test Of The Tree...AND THE HERRING! :-)

Sir Patrick The Slothful

Ecky-ecky-ecky-ecky-Pf'tang, Zzoo-Boing, gdgdbaaoizen! Ni.

SPTS

anyone using wiki is retarded python apells it nee.

Well, their website doesn't:

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can read the original scripts for the movie here:
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both versions it's "Ni". And your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries! Now go away, or I shall taunt you again!

SPTS

i blow wind in your nostrils, i diddle your sister after lunch, i throw puppies at your mother... i like groaci curses better. to be gone, littermate of drones to fertilxe the stinkweed patch with your offspring to walk in space without protection...

well, on the waste of time cd it's nee. also in my mp funbook. probably one of their jokes to f*ck with people so, nee nee nee, go kiss a tree.

Want to see something loopy, check out how He-111's dropped theirs. They were dropped vertically out of the plane's bomb bay...tail end first.

Pat

and with their stolen and vastly improved version of the nordon, they were pretty accurate.

Oh, Knights whom until very recently said "nee"...

For that...you must bring us...A SHRUBBERY!!!

And if you impart some spin to the weapon, you can get some limited lift via Magnus effect and also help (or hurt) the ballistics a bit.

So which came first - Retief series or Monty Python?

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