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I am very worried about the hidden militaristic message in this post. Actually, the message is so well hidden, that I cannot currently find it. However, a revered Friday Bun Society member should not so openly promote the concepts of weapons of mass destruction, biological and chemical warfare, genocide, illegal trading of weapons to terrorist factions, star wars and/or compulsory military service.
As an independent and highly respected authority, the Friday Bun Society does not in any way take a standpoint on this matter, but addresses it in a firm and appropriate manner. The writer of this post is adviced to re-author this post to something milder, such as “An unordered, non-militaristic, non-political, non-threatening and very casual movement of buns”. Just to be on the safe side.
Besides, that kind of loose formation does not meet the military standards in any way and would in fact deeply insult any self-aware and proud soldier.
You are probably right about this – I’d even say that the probability of you being correct is somewhere in the range between zero and one. There are, however, some things that make the issue unclear:
- An army of buns would not be a weapon of mass destruction. Instead, I’d rather call it a weapon of mass addition.
- These Buns might have been a part of technical staff of the Bunnish Air Force. That would explain the loose formation.
Unfortunately, we are not likely to find the Ultimate Truth about the matter, as the army, movement, set or whatever-of-buns no longer exists, and all the individuals that once were a part of it are eaten.
September 6th, 2006 at 10:39
I am very worried about the hidden militaristic message in this post. Actually, the message is so well hidden, that I cannot currently find it. However, a revered Friday Bun Society member should not so openly promote the concepts of weapons of mass destruction, biological and chemical warfare, genocide, illegal trading of weapons to terrorist factions, star wars and/or compulsory military service.
As an independent and highly respected authority, the Friday Bun Society does not in any way take a standpoint on this matter, but addresses it in a firm and appropriate manner. The writer of this post is adviced to re-author this post to something milder, such as “An unordered, non-militaristic, non-political, non-threatening and very casual movement of buns”. Just to be on the safe side.
Besides, that kind of loose formation does not meet the military standards in any way and would in fact deeply insult any self-aware and proud soldier.
September 7th, 2006 at 09:38
You are probably right about this – I’d even say that the probability of you being correct is somewhere in the range between zero and one. There are, however, some things that make the issue unclear:
- An army of buns would not be a weapon of mass destruction. Instead, I’d rather call it a weapon of mass addition.
- These Buns might have been a part of technical staff of the Bunnish Air Force. That would explain the loose formation.
Unfortunately, we are not likely to find the Ultimate Truth about the matter, as the army, movement, set or whatever-of-buns no longer exists, and all the individuals that once were a part of it are eaten.