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new account maybe Buck I know his old account's ID is floating around somewhere in my MSN logs but meh

Noobert wrote:I own you and Biscuit at the same time!

Want me to hurt you?

Biscuit wrote:

Noobert wrote:I own you and Biscuit at the same time!

Want me to hurt you?

REAL LIFE THREAT QUICK GET HIM GET HIM

Dundee wrote:

Biscuit wrote:

Noobert wrote:I own you and Biscuit at the same time!

Want me to hurt you?

REAL LIFE THREAT QUICK GET HIM GET HIM

*holds noobly*

erm you did mean get noobly?

maybe he is related to Mooby


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Biscuit wrote:

Noobert wrote:I own you and Biscuit at the same time!

Want me to hurt you?

Bring it Biscuitio. I'll take you and Jack on at the same time.

REK wrote:you know the true history about 300 ? that movie was fake

I thought all movies were fake... hence why they call it fiction

Noobert wrote:

Biscuit wrote:

Noobert wrote:I own you and Biscuit at the same time!

Want me to hurt you?

Bring it Biscuitio. I'll take you and Jack on at the same time.

*flexes muscles* Yeah? YEAH? Well.. I'll see you on the battlefield

Didn't you run away last time? Or scream "I call dibs on Nooberts team next."

Apogryph wrote:

REK wrote:you know the true history about 300 ? that movie was fake

I thought all movies were fake... hence why they call it fiction

*Is fed up of people not reciteing ancient history correctly*

Of course the movie was fake, they didnt have camaras then. But what took place is very similar to what happened in the movie, The only difference is that there where about 5000 more greeks, from all over the place, And a few thousand spartans, Although they did end up with Just 300 spartans and about 600 other randomers, Who pwned a ridiculas amount of Persians in proportion to how many greeks died. On the final day, Considering they where outflanked on the rear and the front, with no lateral movement avaliable...Which is what happened all the way through the movie, the only difference is Leonidas left with a decent sized army, but sent the rest of them back, which is where the film and real events differ, as i said however, on the final couple of days there where only a small army, and they held an outflanked pass for a around half a day or so of attacking. (7 days in total, if memory serves only 4 of them where spent fighting)

...Your all wrong! I am the only one who is ever right.

Noobert wrote:Didn't you run away last time? Or scream "I call dibs on Nooberts team next."

Something like that

buck wrote:
...Your all wrong! I am the only one who is ever right.

*looks at Buck, then looks at topic in spam temple, then looks at PMs*


*looks at buck again and runs away screaming*

buck wrote:

Jack's Ghost wrote:Ummm Buck, it was four years 16 days ago. Not a few months.

Your ID makes no sense then. I joined about a month and a half after it started. And its half yours....You cant be four years old.

My current account isn't my original account. My original account is only 4 digits long.

buck wrote:

Apogryph wrote:

REK wrote:you know the true history about 300 ? that movie was fake

I thought all movies were fake... hence why they call it fiction

*Is fed up of people not reciteing ancient history correctly*

Of course the movie was fake, they didnt have camaras then. But what took place is very similar to what happened in the movie, The only difference is that there where about 5000 more greeks, from all over the place, And a few thousand spartans, Although they did end up with Just 300 spartans and about 600 other randomers, Who pwned a ridiculas amount of Persians in proportion to how many greeks died. On the final day, Considering they where outflanked on the rear and the front, with no lateral movement avaliable...Which is what happened all the way through the movie, the only difference is Leonidas left with a decent sized army, but sent the rest of them back, which is where the film and real events differ, as i said however, on the final couple of days there where only a small army, and they held an outflanked pass for a around half a day or so of attacking. (7 days in total, if memory serves only 4 of them where spent fighting)

...Your all wrong! I am the only one who is ever right.

The film event which the film is based on is in fact known as The Battle of Thermopylae... 10,000 greeks against the entire persian army. When they were betrayed 80 percent or so of the army managed to retreat, while Leonidas commanding a contigent of around 2000 men from Thebes and Thespiae defended the rest of the army's retreat, dying to the last man. There are so many things changed for the sake of artistic license and drama that the film in itself is nothing more than fiction.

P.S when it comes to ancient history I am always right and I have the paper to prove it

Apogryph wrote:

buck wrote:

Apogryph wrote:

REK wrote:you know the true history about 300 ? that movie was fake

I thought all movies were fake... hence why they call it fiction

*Is fed up of people not reciteing ancient history correctly*

Of course the movie was fake, they didnt have camaras then. But what took place is very similar to what happened in the movie, The only difference is that there where about 5000 more greeks, from all over the place, And a few thousand spartans, Although they did end up with Just 300 spartans and about 600 other randomers, Who pwned a ridiculas amount of Persians in proportion to how many greeks died. On the final day, Considering they where outflanked on the rear and the front, with no lateral movement avaliable...Which is what happened all the way through the movie, the only difference is Leonidas left with a decent sized army, but sent the rest of them back, which is where the film and real events differ, as i said however, on the final couple of days there where only a small army, and they held an outflanked pass for a around half a day or so of attacking. (7 days in total, if memory serves only 4 of them where spent fighting)

...Your all wrong! I am the only one who is ever right.

The film event which the film is based on is in fact known as The Battle of Thermopylae... 10,000 greeks against the entire persian army. When they were betrayed 80 percent or so of the army managed to retreat, while Leonidas commanding a contigent of around 2000 men from Thebes and Thespiae defended the rest of the army's retreat, dying to the last man. There are so many things changed for the sake of artistic license and drama that the film in itself is nothing more than fiction.

P.S when it comes to ancient history I am always right and I have the paper to prove it

That would be pretty much what i explained, except i had the figures both half of what you had.

Which is odd...

...Cos im doing a degree in Ancient History. I assume by paper you have writtain something on Ancient Greece? ADD ME TO MSNZ0rs.

buck wrote:

Apogryph wrote:

buck wrote:

Apogryph wrote:

REK wrote:you know the true history about 300 ? that movie was fake

I thought all movies were fake... hence why they call it fiction

*Is fed up of people not reciteing ancient history correctly*

Of course the movie was fake, they didnt have camaras then. But what took place is very similar to what happened in the movie, The only difference is that there where about 5000 more greeks, from all over the place, And a few thousand spartans, Although they did end up with Just 300 spartans and about 600 other randomers, Who pwned a ridiculas amount of Persians in proportion to how many greeks died. On the final day, Considering they where outflanked on the rear and the front, with no lateral movement avaliable...Which is what happened all the way through the movie, the only difference is Leonidas left with a decent sized army, but sent the rest of them back, which is where the film and real events differ, as i said however, on the final couple of days there where only a small army, and they held an outflanked pass for a around half a day or so of attacking. (7 days in total, if memory serves only 4 of them where spent fighting)

...Your all wrong! I am the only one who is ever right.

The film event which the film is based on is in fact known as The Battle of Thermopylae... 10,000 greeks against the entire persian army. When they were betrayed 80 percent or so of the army managed to retreat, while Leonidas commanding a contigent of around 2000 men from Thebes and Thespiae defended the rest of the army's retreat, dying to the last man. There are so many things changed for the sake of artistic license and drama that the film in itself is nothing more than fiction.

P.S when it comes to ancient history I am always right and I have the paper to prove it

That would be pretty much what i explained, except i had the figures both half of what you had.

Which is odd...

...Cos im doing a degree in Ancient History. I assume by paper you have writtain something on Ancient Greece? ADD ME TO MSNZ0rs.

oh wow, same field as me