[AnriXuinriZ]

[amelveEnromma]

[Navzrrqt]

He'd suffer in this climate dressed like that!

[dittygari]

Wasn't it specifically stated that posting avatars or pictures of naked men is inappropriate?

[Poowssnople]

Indians are so perverted....
Except for Lord Shiva, he is not perverted enough

[Crazykz]

The last one was about TEEN RAPE!!!

Possibly even LESBIAN TEEN RAPE!!!1!!




*snickers*
this should up poly's rankings in google

[affewheillMapew]

Originally posted by aneeshm
You want suggestive? How's this, then:

He looks like a girl!

[Stoottnoiciek]

Originally posted by Provost Harrison
Originally posted by aneeshm
You want suggestive? How's this, then:

He looks like a girl!
Who?

[Klavalala]

the zombie-looking one, that is

[avaincmolla]

Looking at his head, he is going to go the same way as Litvinenko

[Spisivavona]

Didn't they have a hit in the 80s with "Too Shy"?

[patrycjakolekk]

That's a very sweeping assumption

[pMJWFoAWD]

Originally posted by aneeshm
Pah! It's you Christians who are prudes. Specially Catholics.

Stupidly suppressing sexuality You know, I can't argue with that

[Amorsesombabs]

Originally posted by Heresson
he desperately needs an european overlord who'd teach him not to play with dangerous animals, that's it is bad to reduce people to ash, and how to dress properly If the overlord tries any of that, he'll be reduced to ash.

[objennasweene]

Originally posted by Provost Harrison
That's a very sweeping assumption So you got to the cavorting in water, alone, in the moonlight.

That doesn't count.

[illiderob]

Originally posted by Provost Harrison


Where was he when the British invaded? Meditating. Now he's pissed that they (and their predecessors who ruled India) messed up things so badly.

[ThekvandoVideo]

Brits, always messing up. They send criminals to Australia, and leave Harrison there.

[assonomaf]

Speaking of criminals, where is Shiva? Waiting on bail money?

[bixlewlyimila]

Originally posted by Provost Harrison
Lies. We were the best thing that ever happened to you


[Sir E. Carson]
And then it goes on;

"uncertainty, as concerns India, is in the
air. its influence on the situation is un-
mistakable. Arms are lacking, it is true,
but India has the will and determination to
expel England."

If that is a true statement of face - I am
not now arguing the causes of it or the
policy of my right hon. Friend in trying
to alleviate the situation there by the
Act that was passed last year through this
House - all these matters are outside the
domain of the soldier. But for Heaven's
sake, when you put a soldier into this
difficult position, do not visit punishment
upon him for attempting to the best of
his ability to deal with a situtation for
which he is not in the slightest degree
responsible. Although he may make an
error of judgement, if you have the full
idea that he is bona fide - and you can
see it was impossible for him under the
circumstances calmly to make up his mind
in the way you would like, but do not punish him,
do not break him. I should like to ask
my right hon. Friend if men are to be
pubished for errors of judgement such as
occurred in this case how many right hon.
Gentlemen sitting on that Bench would
escape? So far as I am concerned, I am
not going further in this matter; I hope
we may not get off on a false issue. I am
speaking of a man who in his long service has
increased the confidence he had gained
of those under whom he was serving, who had
won the approval of the Lieut.
Governor of the Province - who was
aquainted with the whole fact - and who
had got the approval of his Divisional
Commander and of the Commander-in-
Chief. I say to break a man under the
circumstances of this case is un-English.

[VotsUtegems]

Originally posted by Provost Harrison


I WANT ONE! I had one, but it turns out it was just a pimple.