I Renounce This FRIDAY

[Tuna]

They make good Yes Songs!

[Boggit]

I don't like them because they make all the empty beer cans in the floorboard of my truck roll to one side. And they spill the half-full ones.  #:-)

:DD

You need a tidy up to rebalance your scythed truck! And don't forget to nicely rearrange the severed heads hanging from the cab. :hide:

Do you wear woad tattoos and spike up your hair with lime when you're out driving by any chance? ;D

[Sir Slash]

No Sir. More of a Cracker-Redneck thing, so the locals won't be too confused. I used to have a bumper-sticker with a Confederate flag and said, "Help Save the South- Teach a Yankee To Drive". It got some interesting looks and comments- verbal as well as demonstrational.  ::)

[Boggit]

No Sir. More of a Cracker-Redneck thing, so the locals won't be too confused. I used to have a bumper-sticker with a Confederate flag and said, "Help Save the South- Teach a Yankee To Drive". It got some interesting looks and comments- verbal as well as demonstrational.  ::)

;D

[Hofstadter]

I Finally finished the script to the napoleon campaigns. For anyone who cares to read, this is the last paragraph. Note, this isnt spellchecked or anything, its just a script

That's...basically it, the Russians left the French to the weather and Cossacks after berezhina. Napoleon declared defeat on the third and left for paris, leaving the rest of the army under Murat to head for vilna. They soldiers rioted there when they discovered the vast amount of supplies, more of them dying to each other and themselves. The French later crossed the Nieman, leaving Russia. Ney was the last one to look back over his shoulder at the campaign.
Napoleon didn't care what happened. Those men whom Nature had not hardened against all chances of fate and fortune seemed shaken; they lost their cheerfulness and good humor, and saw ahead of them nothing but disaster and catastrophe. Those on whom she had bestowed superior powers kept up their spirits and normal dispositions, seeing in the various ordeals a challenge to win new glory