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[LostInaLostWorld]

or @MrazeksVengeance

 

[Navin R Slavin]

My preferred pronoun is y'all. For literally every case.

That, or one. Makes one sound much more reputable.

 

[Unsustainable]

 

[Lempo]

That, or one. Makes one sound much more reputable.

Who do you think you are, the Highlander? That don't impress me much.

 

[MinJaBen]

My preferred pronoun is y'all. For literally every case.

That, or one. Makes one sound much more reputable.

I've been tempted to put "y'all" as one of my prefered pronouns in my signature here at the university....but I prefer getting paid, so I haven't yet.

 

[Stubu]

I've been tempted to put "y'all" as one of my prefered pronouns in my signature here at the university....but I prefer getting paid, so I haven't yet.

Basically we aren't allowed to talk Politics here, but see, there's a workaround: we can talk about issues as long as they're not North Caroline foreign policy. Hurrah!

(Pictured: PM Kaja Kallas saying what if Estonia doesn't ratify ur ass, PM Sanna Marin powering up a ninja kick -Reuters)

 

[Lempo]

Pictured: Cheech Marin going through the assorted selection at Titty Twister.

 

[TaLoN]

 

[Unsustainable]

 

[NotOpie]

Basically we aren't allowed to talk Politics here, but see, there's a workaround: we can talk about issues as long as they're not North Caroline foreign policy. Hurrah!

(Pictured: PM Kaja Kallas saying what if Estonia doesn't ratify ur ass, PM Sanna Marin powering up a ninja kick -Reuters)

What I love about y'all and some of your neighbors is the fact that you elect young 'uns to run your countries. I may not always agree with the youths, but they're gonna be around longer than I will to live with the ramifications of their choices.

 

[Lempo]

What I love about y'all and some of your neighbors is the fact that you elect young 'uns to run your countries. I may not always agree with the youths, but they're gonna be around longer than I will to live with the ramifications of their choices.

Actually we didn't. The middle-aged male whom we voted for PM f***ed up and had to resign. This one was an internal choice of one party.

 

[NotOpie]

Actually we didn't. The middle-aged male whom we voted for PM f***ed up and had to resign. This one was an internal choice of one party.

Fate smiles upon the patient....or some such.

 

[Unsustainable]

 

[Nikishin Go Boom]

Wearing a Phillies hat, seems hypocritical

 

[Identity404]

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Is that "Macho Man" Randy Savage behind the sign guy?

 

[TaLoN]

 

[SoupNazi]

 

[Derailed75]

Is that "Macho Man" Randy Savage behind the sign guy?

He is usually hanging with Biggie, 2Pac and Elvis but comes out for Canes playoff hickey

 

[TaLoN]

 

[DaveG]

Is that "Macho Man" Randy Savage behind the sign guy?

Wait I thought he was a Bolts fan @The Macho King

 

[TaLoN]

 

[LostInaLostWorld]

 

[Surrounded By Ahos]

Well, this is a perfect excuse for me to tell you people about Cher Ami, the Hero Bird of World War 1. In October 1918, some American and French battalions were making an attack on the German line. One American unit managed to get themselves surrounded when the battalions on either side of them retreated unexpectedly. For about a week they were under constant bombardment by Germans and their own artillery for a bit, because nobody on the Allied side actually knew where they were.

Luckily for them, though, they had some carrier pigeons. So they sent a message, begging for help. The pigeon was shot down. So they sent another message with another pigeon. That pigeon was also shot down. They had one more pigeon, so they sent one last message.

That bird was also shot almost immediately by German troops. But that bird was Cher Ami, who may have actually been an avian terminator. Despite being shot through the chest, missing an eye, and having a leg hanging on by a tendon, Cher Ami made it back and delivered his message, which eventually led to the battalion being rescued. Of the 500+ men who went in, only 194 walked out unhurt. The rest of them were either killed, wounded, or captured.

They could have all died, but thanks to Cher Ami, the goddamn Hero Bird of World War 1, some were able to escape.

Sadly, he died around six months later due to his wounds, but he was stuffed, and is on display at the Smithsonian to this day.

 

[TaLoN]

Well, this is a perfect excuse for me to tell you people about Cher Ami, the Hero Bird of World War 1. In October 1918, some American and French battalions were making an attack on the German line. One American unit managed to get themselves surrounded when the battalions on either side of them retreated unexpectedly. For about a week they were under constant bombardment by Germans and their own artillery for a bit, because nobody on the Allied side actually knew where they were.

Luckily for them, though, they had some carrier pigeons. So they sent a message, begging for help. The pigeon was shot down. So they sent another message with another pigeon. That pigeon was also shot down. They had one more pigeon, so they sent one last message.

That bird was also shot almost immediately by German troops. But that bird was Cher Ami, who may have actually been an avian terminator. Despite being shot through the chest, missing an eye, and having a leg hanging on by a tendon, Cher Ami made it back and delivered his message, which eventually led to the battalion being rescued. Of the 500+ men who went in, only 194 walked out unhurt. The rest of them were either killed, wounded, or captured.

They could have all died, but thanks to Cher Ami, the goddamn Hero Bird of World War 1, some were able to escape.


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Sadly, he died around six months later due to his wounds, but he was stuffed, and is on display at the Smithsonian to this day.

Yeah, read about that myself years back. She was given a wooden leg so she could stand on her own, and a gold medal.

Cher Ami Saved 200 Men During World War I — She Was Also A Pigeon

She became one of the most decorated pigeons of World War I.

allthatsinteresting.com

Army medics worked to save her life, as she had just become the hero of the 77th Infantry Division. Though they were unable to save her leg, they carved a small wooden prosthetic for her, so she’d be able to stand. Once healthy enough to travel, she was sent to the United States.

For her service to her country, she was named the mascot of the Department of Service, and awarded the Coix de Guerre medal, as well as the gold medal from the Organized Bodies of American Racing Pigeon Fanciers.

 

[AD Skinner]

He is usually hanging with Biggie, 2Pac and Elvis but comes out for Canes playoff hickey

Macho Man, huge caniac