tokaok

The raping N' pillagin of foreign lands sure sounds appealing.

But i guess ill just have to jot this down on my list of things to do next lifetime .

just a thought i wanted to share no need to mind me

YourNeverThere

yaaaaaaaaa good ol rape, I love a good rape, waaaaaaaaaaaaait, no I dont.

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reconmike

Arrrrhhhhhh, just make sure you rape and pillage BEFORE you burn, matey!!!

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bennyb

Sux for you, because im a ninja, and everyone knows that ninjas always win

Peryn

The problem with ninjas, at least according to the movies, is they haven't mastered teh art of more than one attacking at a time. The ninja's will never win until they stop attacking the bad guy one at a time. In all the movies they sit around while one person attacks, loses, then another attacks. That is the downside of the might ninja.
I want to be a pirate too....sounds fine. Where do pirates get gas? At AAAAAAARRRR-CO. Where do pirates go for lunch? AAAAARRRRR-BYS. Just some bad pirate jokes...but seriously, i wanna be a pirate.

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Sunrise

ARRRRRRRRRRRR, I'm not a real captain!

You'll have your chance again september next year on the next annual pirate day. Where everyone talks like a pirate! ARRRRR

bennyb

On another note, my physics teacher talks like a pirite.

Fearless_Hyena

You too???
KICKASS!!
coz EVERYONE knows that us ninjas are SWEET!!! Granted it's not by much, but ninjas are DEFINITELY cooler than pirates any day.
We flip out and kill people ALL THE TIME and we're pretty awesome at it.
NOT like certain rookie pirates who just sit around and get all boozed up on rum and yell HARRRRRRR constantly


The Official Ninja Webpage
http://www.realultimatepower.net

spived2

let me guess- Just watched Pirates of the Carribbean?

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