Secret Orders Soon

Obviously, about everyone has decrypted the previous message, but, unfortunately I didn’t get the new one done yesterday (I finally got a pool table; sweet!). I’ll have it soon (thanks to Orion’s Wakazachi program), and it should be cool.
First and second rules…

22 Comments

  1. I feel so left out because I haven’t the first clue what your “Secret message” post was about…you may have been speaking Greek. Of French. I knew it, you were speaking French.
    And knowing you were speaking French, that means you were probably just pissin’ and moanin’ about Unilateralism, or the fact that you can’t get the Brie Cheese stain out of your beret. Or maybe you were surrendering to the Puppy Blender.

  2. Dear Frank,
    I think you should quit your neo-fascist conservative bible-belt rantings, come and spend a few months in Europe and see how nuanced life can really be.
    You might want to look up nuanced in the dictionary.
    As for your rhetoric in the ‘About Me’ section – that you are just a peaceful fun-lovin guy joking around because you ‘think too much’, well that just strikes me as absurd. No person who had a normal intelligent thought in their body would spout the type of right-wing gibberish that you write on this site.
    Regards,
    An anti-fascist and anti-stupidity centrist.

  3. Nuanced – isn’t that just another word for flip-flopping? Seems to me I’ve heard it in connection with a certain presidential candidate, who, by the way, served in Vietnam…
    I like my issues black and white.

  4. Regarding Sash:
    Why do some people think that the best way of convincing others is to insult them horribly?
    Better still, why do some people think best way to learn TRUTH is to visit Europe? Like the creators of stalinism, nazism, relativism, and all those other isms are so smart. That’s nuance for you. I’d rather visit Alaska and do some fishing.

  5. I never got my one-time pad either & I joined fan club #1. So I have no idea what marching orders were issued via the super-secret message. sigh Guess I’ll just watch & live vicariously through other fan club members.

  6. I don’t know, I think that Europe is a good place to learn about nuance. Take Italy. The last time I was in Italy, we (my parents and I) spent about a week and a half there, and there are so many nuances in their language that the word ‘prego’ can mean practically anything.

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