Plasticine
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Not enough shirtless bouncing on beds.
Lol, that was great.
I love me some Robot Chicken that is sooo goood
IF ONLY more people watched communityShould have used their secret weapon:
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jesus was that a real scene in that movie? I knew there was a good reason why I continue to refuse to watch the prequels since seeing them at the theater. I don't even remember shit like this.
Question is will these students be disciplined or secretly praised by the leadership?
Should have used their secret weapon:
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Should have used their secret weapon:
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Should have used their secret weapon:
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Pillow fights have changed.
The top academy. In the world.For non-Americans, West Point is a top academy
The world is not enough
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The Eggnog Riot, sometimes known as the Grog Mutiny, was a riot that took place at the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York, on 24–25 December 1826. It was caused by a drunken Christmas Day party in the North Barracks of the academy. Two days prior to the incident, a large quantity of whiskey was smuggled into the academy to make eggnog for the party, giving the riot its name. The riot eventually involved more than one-third of the cadets by the time it ceased on Christmas morning. A subsequent investigation by academy officials resulted in the implication of seventy cadets and the court-martialing of twenty of them and one enlisted soldier. Among the participants in the riot—though he was not court-martialed—was future Confederate States President, Jefferson Davis.
When people start putting fucking helmets and lockboxes into their pillowcases, you know it's time to call it a day on the whole tradition.
That's obviously a rumor that's going to happen in any sort of thing like this. Snowball fights always have iceballs, pillow fights always have something in the pillowcase. Somebody hit in the head with a helmet is going to have a skull fracture, not a concussion.
Jedi Leeroy Jenkins.I know that there has to be some canon name of the guy holding the lightsaber above his head while he leads the charge into blaster fire.
I'll just call him Jedi Hu-Maan Shi'uld
I know that there has to be some canon name of the guy holding the lightsaber above his head while he leads the charge into blaster fire.
I'll just call him Jedi Hu-Maan Shi'uld