Fanclub The Sith Empire - Lords of the New Sith Order - Continuing to put the Laughter into Manslaughter!

Touché. It is a veritable flood.

 

He is what every Sith in essence strives to become, whether they realise it or not. It is curious how one who has followed the Sith principles to their utmost logical conclusion will no longer call himself Sith, or anything else for that matter. With all chains broken, including the Sith dogma, neither codified ideology nor factional allegiance mean anything. The Sith are looking at the culmination of their individualistic philosophy in Valkorion, I believe - the promise of all limitations removed. Whether they like what they see or flee in panic is another matter.

 

All I did was draw lines on the lunch boxes... I did a poop emoji on one and go in trouble..

 

That was worth getting in trouble for?

 

Definitely.

 

I agree, poop is funny.

 

I feel like I'm 6 again.

 

That's okay, when you adult, poop will still be funny.

 

10/10 conversation right here.

 

My dad was talking about Indians and tepees once and I started laughing because it reminded me of kindergarten when everything with pee in it was funny.

 

heh

 

Or teepee (T.P.) is for pee and poop!

 

Evidence:

 

precisely, good play, sir.

 

*gives out cookies* Now to think of a bio for my character...

 

I thought it was for toilet paper..

 

Yeah, it requires paper...

 

Hands up if you saw the Robot Chicken's latest Star Wars musical number.

Sent via Tapatalk this was.

 

Doo doo... heheh

 

Don't mean to be annoying but they're not called Indians. The Comanche plains tribes commonly used Teepees; until white men came and massacred them. I'm pretty sure calling them Indian is some form of cultural appropriation .

 

No.

 

I did say I was pretty sure.

 

Pardon me while I wet blanket this thread...

Cultural appropriation, no. But incorrect and rude? Yes. Using "indian" as a word to describe the Native American peoples is politically incorrect, as it was what Columbus called the Native Americans when he landed in America and falsely assumed he'd reached India. It's a word that wrongfully takes away the Native peoples' history in this country.

Let's not pick a fight over this, but in the future let's all be mindful of the words we choose to describe certain cultural, ethnic, and social groups.