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Wolf · 2010-08-10T12:38:17.000Z

[quote=Derail;2467468]If u wanne do this kind of bullshit do it in rage or flame section,who knows,maybe even spammers corner.[/quote] Called a pm. [quote=m_t_h;2467477] ok. i quit this war. but i won.[/quote] Quitters never win.

Originally Posted by Derail

If u wanne do this kind of bullshit do it in rage or flame section,who knows,maybe even spammers corner.

Called a pm.

Originally Posted by /b/oss

ok. i quit this war. but i won.

Quitters never win.

quit = lose =

btw ure part of staff lrn2use the right section

wolf, he already did that

Originally Posted by /b/oss

he started flame war. i will end it.. asshole if you're there read definition of red flag:

The Colors of Pirate Flags - the Red Pirate Flags and the Black Pirate flags
The background colors of real pirate flags were either red or black. Although black is most associated with pirate flags, the very first pirate flags were in fact red! The colors of red and black both held symbolic significance. The early pirates sailed under the Red Flags. The color red in pirate flags symbolised bloodshed. Red pirate flags also symbolised a warning. The red pirate flags were a symbol that little or no quarter ( mercy ) would be given. The pirates were looking for an early surrender and an easy conquest through fear and intimidation. The French name for the red flag was the Jolie Rouge ( a cynical term translated as Pretty Red ). The red pirate flags were quickly replaced by black pirate flags. It was a natural progression for the pirates. The color black symbolised death. Black flags were traditionally flown on Plague ships as a warning to other ships. The pirates flew under flags called the 'banner of King Death'. The black and red pirate flags were further embellished with more graphic symbols of death...

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