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[SalmonGod]

Actually, I realized a few minutes ago that they would point out Robin Hood was justified because Prince John represents government oppression via taxation.

[Rose]

According to one book I read, they do think that he's a no-good crook that needs to be jailed.

[Hanslanda]

The fact of the matter is, someone here is wrong, and they desperately deserve to be trolled for it. I vote we troll them all.

Urist, release the trolls. *Pulls lever*

[Loud Whispers]

The fact of the matter is, someone here is wrong, and they desperately deserve to be trolled for it. I vote we troll them all.

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[RedKing]

There's also the subtext of Saxon resistance to Norman oppression, while ignoring that the Saxons were the bad guys in the King Arthur stories. Or that the Norman-descended rulers are the good guys when they're fighting France, for instance.

England: Today's evil oppressors are tomorrow's patriots!

[nenjin]

While that is totally germane to the topic at hand, I still think you're channeling CKII at the moment

[RedKing]

While that is totally germane to the topic at hand, I still think you're channeling CKII at the moment

LOL...I was actually thinking of the old Defender of the Crown game.

[Nadaka]

http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/advisor/6-cutting-edge-gadgets-watch-194022302.html

This article. No where in this article do they ACTUALLY NAME the products they are talking about. Even though they use phrases like "as the name implies". Really? The name implies? When you don't list the god damn name? WTF? Is this supposed to be journalism? Is this supposed to be advertisement? Utter failure beyond redemption on both counts.

[Tellemurius]

http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/advisor/6-cutting-edge-gadgets-watch-194022302.html

This article. No where in this article do they ACTUALLY NAME the products they are talking about. Even though they use phrases like "as the name implies". Really? The name implies? When you don't list the god damn name? WTF? Is this supposed to be journalism? Is this supposed to be advertisement? Utter failure beyond redemption on both counts.

http://www.inc.com/john-brandon/6-major-tech-innovations-for-2012.html?partner=yahoo-smb
I think yahoo is still having issues copying

[Aklyon]

I didn't know yahoo didn't have issues.

[Urist Imiknorris]

Urist, release the trolls. *Pulls lever*

No. Bioweapons are inherently evil.

[Hanslanda]

What about psychological warfare?

[Scelly9]

All warfare is psychological warfare.

[Hanslanda]

All is fair in love and war. This is Bay12, the inherently wrong is not so inherent here! RELEASE THE TROLLS URIST!


On a more serious note, I hate slow drivers. God almighty. You know those experiments where they removed speed limits and accidents went down? I wish they'd do that here, because I drive fast but safe. And then I wouldn't be looking down to check my speed as much, looking away from the speeding mother****ing one ton bullets in front of me.

[RedKing]

http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/advisor/6-cutting-edge-gadgets-watch-194022302.html

This article. No where in this article do they ACTUALLY NAME the products they are talking about. Even though they use phrases like "as the name implies". Really? The name implies? When you don't list the god damn name? WTF? Is this supposed to be journalism? Is this supposed to be advertisement? Utter failure beyond redemption on both counts.

Yahoo's articles have been made of so much fail for quite some time now. I remember there was one scientific article about some amazing new picture from Hubble. The article neglected to actually include the picture, or even a link to the picture. It was just text cut and pasted from some SciNews outlet.