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A question for you gents

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Between you and the idiot in the reflecting pool next to the treasure trove maybe.

 

This makes no grammatical sense.

I'm speaking in a colloquial way. You helped me out once but don't push my buttons.

Dude, I willingly did some self-effacing to make you look MORE respectable and you still mismanage it...

 

EDIT: I'm renaming Mars "Darius Schmidt."

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Now I have a question

 

Who would win in a fight between :

 

Fongus

Captain

Gabriel of Djibouti

and Subliminal Animal

Dude....I'm 6'5'' 315 pounds.

 

Djibouti Always wins, and by the way...it's ST. Gabriel, thanks.

 

:boxing:

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Now I have a question

 

Who would win in a fight between :

 

Fongus

Captain

Gabriel of Djibouti

and Subliminal Animal

Dude....I'm 6'5'' 315 pounds.

 

Djibouti Always wins, and by the way...it's ST. Gabriel, thanks.

 

:boxing:

Ah, Dijibouti. Is that a commonwealth in the Afrikan front?

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Now I have a question

 

Who would win in a fight between :

 

Fongus

Captain

Gabriel of Djibouti

and Subliminal Animal

Dude....I'm 6'5'' 315 pounds.

 

Djibouti Always wins, and by the way...it's ST. Gabriel, thanks.

 

:boxing:

Ah, Dijibouti. Is that a commonwealth in the Afrikan front?

We are actually located between Eritrea and Ethiopia, and we border the Red Sea.

 

Heres a bit of Political information on Our Fine Country.

 

The French Territory of the Afars and the Issas became Djibouti in 1977. Hassan Gouled APTIDON installed an authoritarian one-party state and proceeded to serve three consecutive six-year terms as president. Unrest among the Afars minority during the 1990s led to multi-party elections resulting in President Ismail Omar GUELLEH attaining office in May 1999. A peace accord in 2001 ended the final phases of a ten-year uprising by Afar rebels. Djibouti occupies a very strategic geographic location at the mouth of the Red Sea and serves as an important transshipment location for goods entering and leaving the east African highlands. GUELLEH favors close ties to France, which maintains a significant military presence in the country.

 

We have a water shortage too Send Aid and relief to me.

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Back in my salad days, I was reputed to have quite the fancy for a good safari in the Afrikas. My fellowship would regularly hunt for ivory and the precious skins of tigres. Afterwards, a nice steam would be in order. Ah, to be young and rambunctious!

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Between you and the idiot in the reflecting pool next to the treasure trove maybe.

 

This makes no grammatical sense.

I'm speaking in a colloquial way. You helped me out once but don't push my buttons.

Dude, I willingly did some self-effacing

I effaced you myself.

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Between you and the idiot in the reflecting pool next to the treasure trove maybe.

 

This makes no grammatical sense.

I'm speaking in a colloquial way. You helped me out once but don't push my buttons.

Dude, I willingly did some self-effacing

I effaced you myself.

You should be punched in the efface

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Guest Fongus Bellpop

After a delicate debate with the gents, we have come to the conclusion that the moon shall be named "Wilson", after our great war-time leader!

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I do not claim to be a genius. I am just a caveman, who fell into a crevasse, and was thawed out. But what I do know is that the moon scares me. It gives off light, and perhaps there are more people, just like myself, on that moon.

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Well we have Yahweh and Jehovah as our names for God, I guess

But Yahweh is the Jew name and Jehovah is the Jeavoahs name. There is no Christian name for God which I think he might of meant.

Actually, Jehovah isn't really a name for God, it's a mistranslation by nineteenth century German scholars. Yahweh is the name for God in all Judeo-Christian religions.

 

With the exception of Jonathon Coachman, who believes God's name is "G."

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Doesn't the Jehovah-Yahweh thing ahve to do with mistranslating J's and Y's and stuff?

Something like that. You know those crazy German's!

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I didn't go to college for nothing.

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