CRY HAVOC! AND LET SLIP THE DOGS OF WAR!

[Philip]

TOMORROW…..

 

IT BEGINS!

[Can_of_corn]

 

 

I didn't bother to read the post but here is some mediocre Floyd.

[Billy F-Face3]

 

[O's84]

Let's hope Shakespeare's an Orioles fan.  Ahh.... I guess Philip's already crossed that Rubicon.

Edited March 28 by O's84

[Satyr3206]

Show no Quarter!

[justD]

 

[byrdz]

 

[LookinUp]

This team is really good, and it’s probably the worst it’s going to be for the next few years. Good times are coming.

[Orange]

Once more unto the breech, dear friends... Once more!

[Number5]

 

[Philip]

1 hour ago, Number5 said:

 

What was THAT? I didn’t even recognize the language.

But it was cool. 

[Billy F-Face3]

1 minute ago, Philip said:

What was THAT? I didn’t even recognize the language.

But it was cool. 

That's called a Haka dance. It's an ancient pre-war dance to intimidate rivals. This is from the culture of certain Polynesian native tribes, and in this case it's famous in New Zealand. (Mostly the from the heritage of the Mali).

New Zealand's soccer team performs it before their matches.

[Aristotelian]

 

36 minutes ago, Billy F-Face3 said:

That's called a Haka dance. It's an ancient pre-war dance to intimidate rivals. This is from the culture of certain Polynesian native tribes, and in this case it's famous in New Zealand. (Mostly the from the heritage of the Mali).

New Zealand's soccer team performs it before their matches.

Pretty sure Ray Lewis got his pregame hype schtick from them. 

[Can_of_corn]

6 hours ago, Billy F-Face3 said:

That's called a Haka dance. It's an ancient pre-war dance to intimidate rivals. This is from the culture of certain Polynesian native tribes, and in this case it's famous in New Zealand. (Mostly the from the heritage of the Mali).

New Zealand's soccer team performs it before their matches.

It's not ancient, it was developed by chief Te Rauparaha in the early 19th century.

[Moose Milligan]

All of a sudden we've got tropical CoC on here.

I dunno what the thread title comes from, knowing Phil it's probably from some boring 18th century text that I had to read in college but fell asleep on.