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A Government founded upon justice, and recognizing the equal rights of all men; claiming higher authority for existence, or sanction for its laws, that nature, reason, and the regularly ascertained will of the people; steadily refusing to put its sword and purse in the service of any religious creed or family is a standing offense to most of the Governments of the world, and to some narrow and bigoted people among ourselves.
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I aim to please.Ar-Adunakhor wrote:Oh, dear god that is funny. I am still laughing.
Well, yeah. Ar-Adunakhor was either Tar-Palantir before his name change or Elros (edited -- dear God, I'm becoming old, senile and forgetful) before his name change, or he was the first one to take a Numenorean name. I'm now going to go look it up and see if my guesses are on target.Technically it was Ar-Pharazôn that invaded, though.
EDIT: I guess I'm still somewhat up-to-date on my LotR trivia. Ar-Adûnakhôr was the first king of Numenor who took up the sceptre under a Numenorean name as Numenor began to lose reverence for the Valar and the Eldar.
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A Government founded upon justice, and recognizing the equal rights of all men; claiming higher authority for existence, or sanction for its laws, that nature, reason, and the regularly ascertained will of the people; steadily refusing to put its sword and purse in the service of any religious creed or family is a standing offense to most of the Governments of the world, and to some narrow and bigoted people among ourselves.
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Tar-Herunúmen was Ar-Adûnakhôr's Quenya name. He was the first of the Dark Kings, so the poster applies very well indeed.Surlethe wrote:I aim to please.Ar-Adunakhor wrote:Oh, dear god that is funny. I am still laughing.
Well, yeah. Ar-Adunakhor was either Tar-Palantir before his name change or Elros (edited -- dear God, I'm becoming old, senile and forgetful) before his name change, or he was the first one to take a Numenorean name. I'm now going to go look it up and see if my guesses are on target.Technically it was Ar-Pharazôn that invaded, though.
Edit: Ack, missed the third one. Yes, he was the first one to take his name in Adûnaic.
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Okay, so I finally got into these, and I went a little insane. Here's the result of two hours of work and going through the Krakow message board's random image thread looking for pictures.
Whew... well, now that that's out of my system...
Whew... well, now that that's out of my system...
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Ironically enough, I was thinking about doing a Lenin one earlier today and I tried to find the Simpson's picture where Lenin bursts out of his tomb, but I couldn't find any (my Google-fu is weak ). However, when that episode was on TV today that pushed me over the edge and I just found a generic picture of Lenin's corpse.
I love learning. Teach me. I will listen.
You know, if Christian dogma included a ten-foot tall Jesus walking around in battle armor and smashing retarded cultists with a gaint mace, I might just convert - Noble Ire on Jesus smashing Scientologists
You know, if Christian dogma included a ten-foot tall Jesus walking around in battle armor and smashing retarded cultists with a gaint mace, I might just convert - Noble Ire on Jesus smashing Scientologists
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Which ones...Joe wrote:I'm pretty sure no one but Bear will get this, but I'm a sucker for rock trivia:
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a46/Jo ... ppelin.jpg
led covered a number of old blues tunes with a slight name change. Which isn't that bad since the blues tunes in question had also changed the names of the earlier folk ballads anyways.
The scariest folk song lyrics are "My Boy Grew up to be just like me" from cats in the cradle by Harry Chapin
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Aww, I hoped you would find it amusing. Maybe these are better.Darth Wong wrote:Wow, you figured that out all by yourself, after I came out and flatly said it? You must be fucking brilliant. Yes, I think anime inside jokes and character references are the lamest possible form of demotivational poster.
Thanks to MRDOD for suggesting the title.
Thanks to Beowulf for the sub-title.
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Didn't make this, but it fits.
And I did make this, with source image courtesy of a friend of mine who fairly commanded me to make one with this when he saw this thread:
And I did make this, with source image courtesy of a friend of mine who fairly commanded me to make one with this when he saw this thread:
It's Rogue, not Rouge!
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ok it's not anime, and it's more talking about people.
grrr.
double Grr
grrr.
double Grr
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*points to avatar* I love that picture.Academia Nut wrote:[snip Irony pic]
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Stanislav Petrov- The man who saved the world
Hugh Thompson Jr.- A True American Hero
"In the unlikely story that is America, there has never been anything false about hope." - President Barack Obama
"May fortune favor you, for your goals are the goals of the world." - Ancient Chall valediction
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I figured you would, and hey, that picture is too good to pass up.Discombobulated wrote:*points to avatar* I love that picture.
And Hamel, I love the look on Picard's face there. What episode was that from?
I love learning. Teach me. I will listen.
You know, if Christian dogma included a ten-foot tall Jesus walking around in battle armor and smashing retarded cultists with a gaint mace, I might just convert - Noble Ire on Jesus smashing Scientologists
You know, if Christian dogma included a ten-foot tall Jesus walking around in battle armor and smashing retarded cultists with a gaint mace, I might just convert - Noble Ire on Jesus smashing Scientologists
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