Do you know what's Ironic?
Ya know what's Ironic, We have a fairness and equality prposal which ends on Martin luther king day. makes ya think.
Nowherenessity
16-01-2005, 19:58
where's the irony in that?
Powerhungry Chipmunks
16-01-2005, 20:08
It's a conspiracy, really. Last night I saw the mods, along with a few prominent Illuminati UN members, performing multiple satanic rituals and several lines of C++ code to ensure the timing worked out. They control everything that goes on in Nationstates. It's like Disneyworld run by a 30 year old maniacal Australian who enjoys torture, bloody entrails, and long walks on moonlit beaches. Freaky-teaky.
Texan Hotrodders
16-01-2005, 22:50
It's a conspiracy, really. Last night I saw the mods, along with a few prominent Illuminati UN members, performing multiple satanic rituals and several lines of C++ code to ensure the timing worked out. They control everything that goes on in Nationstates. It's like Disneyworld run by a 30 year old maniacal Australian who enjoys torture, bloody entrails, and long walks on moonlit beaches. Freaky-teaky.
Hey! How do you know about the UN Illuminati...uh...I mean what is this UN Illuminati of which you speak?
DemonLordEnigma
17-01-2005, 08:25
Hmm. Must contact the Elders and let them know of the leak...
There is no UN Illuminati, I am not a member of it, and those nice men in white coats knocking on your door are not there to take you to some Iluminati facility disguised as a mental health hospital to discredit you.
The Black New World
17-01-2005, 14:22
OOC:
Martin luther king day? This is a game made by an Australian on a British server on the international internet.
Texan Hotrodders
17-01-2005, 14:24
OOC:
Martin luther king day? This is a game made by an Australian on a British server on the international internet.
...which is frequented by persons from the US.
The Black New World
17-01-2005, 14:44
...which is frequented by persons from the US.
OOC: Not just from the US though.
Texan Hotrodders
17-01-2005, 15:25
OOC: Not just from the US though.
Yeah. I'm well aware of that. The thread author may not have been, though.
If someone is from a country other than the US and unfamiliar with Martin Luther King, I would be happy to point them in the right direction.
The Black New World
17-01-2005, 15:39
If someone is from a country other than the US and unfamiliar with Martin Luther King, I would be happy to point them in the right direction.
OOC: Most people know who Martin Luther King is but not everyone knows he has a day, I only found out last year from an imported daybook.
Take Mothers' Day/ Mothering Sunday In the US and UK it is months apart. It always makes me worry when adverts for mothers day things creep past my spam filter and I'm sure I bought her something in march.
Texan Hotrodders
17-01-2005, 15:43
OOC: Most people know who Martin Luther King is but not everyone knows he has a day, I only found out last year from an imported daybook.
Take Mothers' Day/ Mothering Sunday In the US and UK it is months apart. It always makes me worry when adverts for mothers day things creep past my spam filter and I'm sure I bought her something in march.
:D LOL! That sort of thing would freak me out. I would probably buy her something and then she would be really confused if that had happened to me.
Ya know what's Ironic, We have a fairness and equality prposal which ends on Martin luther king day. makes ya think.
Surely it would only be ironic if Martin Luther King was a fascist bastard who preached intolerance and racism for all?
Flibbleites
17-01-2005, 18:47
Surely it would only be ironic if Martin Luther King was a fascist bastard who preached intolerance and racism for all?
Or if the proposal did that.
Mikitivity
18-01-2005, 06:24
Ya know what's Ironic, We have a fairness and equality prposal which ends on Martin luther king day. makes ya think.
:) I wouldn't call that ironic, but rather appropriate. It is possible that the author may have been hoping for his / her resolution to reach the floor around this time with that day in mind, though it is more likely a coincidence.
Cascadia Atlanticus
19-01-2005, 04:17
:) I wouldn't call that ironic, but rather appropriate. It is possible that the author may have been hoping for his / her resolution to reach the floor around this time with that day in mind, though it is more likely a coincidence.
In any event, let us consider it an appropriate tribute to the legacy of an honorable man, who gave his life in the service of grand principles! :)