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James R. Rummel
Thursday 1/12/05 15:57
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Thanks for the heads up.
James
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Rosa Luxembourg
Friday 2/12/05 14:00
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I don't get it - who or what is the "tenacious bandit gang" supposed to represent?
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Squander Two
Friday 2/12/05 14:38
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> I don't get it
Famously.
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McGazz
Friday 2/12/05 17:59
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Suit yourself, you ill-mannered ignoramus - I was only asking a question.
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Squander Two
Saturday 3/12/05 13:18
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You mean that was a serious question? Blimey. Here's your answer, then.
The tenacious bandit gang represent -- or, to be precise, are -- the group commonly known as "Robin Hood's Merry Men". I thought that was obvious from the mention of Robin Hood. Apparently not.
If you want politeness from people, by the way, don't devote large amounts of your precious time to publicly insulting them. Just a tip.
Anyway, I'm not welcome round your way -- we both know the kind of reception I get if I come near your bits of the Interweb -- so it seems only fair that you should fuck off now.
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