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10-15-2009, 04:52 AM #16
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Ok, now it's not so funny. It's reached news headlines around the world.
Just a little Disclaimer: I've never been drenched before so I excuse those people who have and don't find it funny, while I do find it funny. I think this goes for everyone
It could have ended badly. I'd like to see him try it again now that I know more about what could've happened.|TG-69th|Berlancic2"Speed. Aggression. Surprise."



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10-15-2009, 07:11 AM #17
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theres a fine line between smacktardism and telling the other team off for what they did so to help in the future. thats nothing to what my car did on new year 4 years back our friend infront accidently splashed an old lady at bus stop we accidently got hear and so did our m8 behind us oh happy days
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10-15-2009, 07:14 AM #18
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I have noticed the media and police have suppressed the real issue here.
The no-mans-land between Portsmouth and Southampton is the un-discussed battle zone for many years. Some say it is tourism and the British Governments' desire to suppress any bad news to the outside world.
People on both sides disapear, only to be found the next day in a bin and what they describe as "an extraordinary hangover like headache". It's been dire for the locals with warlords infiltrating the hearts of the people to switch sides for mercenary gains. One notorious warlord called Rednapp got so good at it one part of the unofficial battle lines is called the Red zone, where you can 'take a nap', to put it into British Hint Syndrome.
Incidentally Hint Syndrome was first recorded in about 1789 in the Portsmouth area, where a small boat floated up to the harbour and shouted to all the sailors that their hoard warriors of Le Tissier and The Sheringham owned the whole of Portsmouth and to hand over HMS Victory. Well the Royal Artillary boys decided to show them and fired their guns at them to the tune of Westminster Chimes, singing "Play Up Pompey", as a mark of complete and utter disdain.
This feud at one time pitted The Venerable Venables, 'beloved leader and warrior to all', and 'notable scholar of Catalonians and Britons' against The Sheringham, who were blood brothers, and adored by the people, as good eggs, wise and simply the best ever. This is telling, since El Tel (nickname due to his hispanic links) and Sheringham both were to escape prosecution at the same time on this basis, and both now have disppeared into legend, though it is said The Sheringham still invokes all that is glorious, and is whispered in such tones.
The Rednapp clan were first recorded in the area 25 years later in an Lieutenant Officers' report, which apparently is shrouded in mystery. However an Oxford scholar who was having an academic battle with some Cambridge guy to release their notion first, came to offer proof that the 'shrouded mystery' was more to do with clandestine meetings of Rednapps and local navy and soldiery - and the local 'wenches they be of real splendour' (I only got to hear about this as I live in Oxford and stumbled on this Oxford type guy once, that thinking about now, it was 'a bit more than wild ranting' that I had put down to freshers week which lasts about.. ohh.. 52 weeks?. Much more sinister things afoot methinks. <He never even mentioned all the ultra babes walking about, for example>). This lead, he says, to the Great Migration, where Britons caught wind of 'bits they doth make a man go mad with gumption', and all headed down to the south coast. He even went further to say a part of Nelsons' speech at a Portsmouth peer, his last foot in Britain, was suppressed: "They're this way lads".
Quite frankly I believe it.
However the men of the towns have embroiled themselves in this unsaid all out war in a protection of 'their kin folk'. Anyone joining the services in the UK never have worked out why in enrolment the question "Do you come from Pompey" has been put in.
The video released was actually on the Red Zone. The guys in it are all part of the Rednapp clan, practising their incorporation ritual. To put it briefly, living in Southampton and Portmouth is hazardous after leaving the pubs, one wrong turn and you are in the drink. It is said, that the wild people of the Isle of White is a hybrid of those that bobbed over from both towns and survived. There, they say their women are even more scrumptious. Of course, the media release was converted into some driving offence – that is part of the plan from the Government to hoodwink the world and its own people.
Many think the British Government allow the fighting to continue, in order to get the best bits for themselves. It is a notable fact that Wicks doesn't say much about his job - if he is even telling the truth- and any time you mention the Isle of White, he starts talking randomly about crazy stuff like wondering what the time is in the North Pole, do the Galapagos Penguins in the equatorial line prefer to speak Spanish or Portuguese, and why is his headset playing Radio 2?. All very odd.
I'd like to add, considering the sensitive nature of this, and that communications are intercepted; if I disappear, it is either a) I am on the run to France to tell them emphatically that their women are best (which they are), or b) They got me (Dear Sirs or Madams. In advance of your apprehension, can I have number 21, La Fayette st, Isle of White pls).Last edited by Taip3n; 10-15-2009 at 07:54 AM.
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10-15-2009, 08:56 AM #19
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@Taip3n: Uh, what ?!?!
@Wickens and the video: If you stand next to a puddle on a roadside, well ha ha...they deserved it.
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10-15-2009, 11:46 AM #20
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Because standing next to your bus stop that you have no choice in and the fact that it's next to a puddle of water means you deserve it. Best logic. Right up there with "She was dressed that way, she deserved/wanted it."
Also, if he had hydroplaned into the kids, or oncoming traffic, or through a wall into a house I wonder if you'd all still be laughing. Let's not egg on such poor choices.BF3 is a good game, and when they finish it, it may even be a great game.

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10-15-2009, 05:39 PM #21
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Warlab didn't mean it that way mat. I don't think.
No-one would be laughing if something serious happened.|TG-69th|Berlancic2"Speed. Aggression. Surprise."



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10-15-2009, 06:11 PM #22
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@Taip3n
That has got to be the best reply to this thread yet. I think it could only be better if Wickens posted something himself.







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10-15-2009, 06:44 PM #23
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That was soo good YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH AWWWSOMMEEEEE!!! hahahahaha
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10-15-2009, 07:10 PM #24
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10-16-2009, 04:22 AM #25
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Quote "TG-6th. A.Wickens does not condone nor endorse the the use of vehicles in such a manner, deplores reckless driving and regards the behaviour of anyone doing so as a matter for the authorities" end quote.
Quote " TG-6th. A. Wickens would also like to express his profound dismay and regret that his name or image has become synonimous with fury, violence and revenge and not with cuddly teddy bears, flowers, sugar and spice, peace and love hippies etc.
I have been advised by my legal team to offer no further comment on this thread and to point out that I have no ideas/plans/regular methods for dealing with 'smacktards' involving blood or otherwise.
As it is Friday I will be on the server tonight running open squads to welcome new players to TG. There will be lemonade and cookies, I will be handing out my patches to anyone who gets a boo boo and letting squad members take any kit they want if they are bored. I will be advocating regular discussions in my squads on a variety of topics, particularly whilst I am trying to concentrate.
In addition, for added fun we will be playing the spin the dice respawn game where random squad mates will be asked to spin said dice and select their next spawn on this basis. I will also be doing a live broadcast over x-fire showing how I run an animal hospital during the slow parts of a PR round, so don't forget to tune in for that as Mr.Tiddles the kitten may just get a new leg tonight if it's Kashan. I have also posted some new pictures on WWW. Mr. Wickslivesinhappyland.com showing my new home which is in fact made of gingerbread, so check that out.TG PR Admins: Fighting for YOU on the frontlines in the War on Stupidity.
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10-16-2009, 05:31 AM #26
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10-16-2009, 05:49 AM #27
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Wickens how very unTG-like of you!













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10-16-2009, 05:50 AM #28
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10-16-2009, 07:19 AM #29
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Tai thats not fair... Fun to read until I gave up because that didn't make any sense what so ever...
So Tai and wicks lay off the drugs both of you...If people are becoming so bored when playing that they have to resort to this immature behaviour I will give them something to do, call it a project. The project is "appeal a ban". - Wicks









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10-16-2009, 09:46 AM #30
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