>> ^mxxcon:

>> ^calvados:
Tater Tots. Get your own!
you mean make your own?


NO. GO FIND YOUR OWN

http://www.zimbio.com/watch/7zloi41xhNe/Napoleon+Dynamite+Scene+Tots/Napoleon+Dynamite

Don't trust him. Professor Moriarty is "the Napoleon of Crime, Watson, the organiser of half that is evil and nearly all that is undetected in this great city..."

Seems like a young
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1417647/

Napoleon dynamite jon heder

>> ^bobknight33:

Why lies? The man has done nothing to indicate this . He believes in GOD. There is nothing wrong with that.
>> ^gwiz665:
lies



I hope you aren't familiar with Robertson. Your absolutely right on there being nothing wrong with believing in God. That is not what most thinking people have against Mr. Robertson. Instead, they hold it against him that he repeatedly stirs up fear and/or hatred and claims to be doing it in the name of God. That's something that should make him MORE offensive to those that do believe than to those that don't.

Mr. Robertson on the Haiti disaster:
"It may be a blessing in disguise. ... Something happened a long time ago in Haiti, and people might not want to talk about it. Haitians were originally under the heel of the French. You know, Napoleon the third, or whatever. And they got together and swore a pact to the devil. They said, we will serve you if you will get us free from the French. True story. And so, the devil said, okay it's a deal. Ever since they have been cursed by one thing after the other."

Those devil worshipers had it coming and maybe they can turn this into a blessing by abandoning their heathen ways. Pat's record needs to be better known so nobody defends him by accident anymore thinking he's being persecuted for believing in God. He's being persecuted for acting like God is the same kind of hateful fear monger that he himself is.

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>> ^eric3579:

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This is something Ms. Grey may have been shooting for, but this reminds me of Dirk Diggler's biographical movie within Boogie Nights...the one where he's talking about how popular he is and how many marriages he's saved. And how King Napoleon was constantly being conquered during the Roman Empire.

http://videosift.com/video/Dirk-Diggler-Documentary

>> ^legacy0100:

BTW, what on earth is that organge streak jutting out of Lithuanian border and into Russia @ 4:04?


Napoleon? Just a guess, though.

Paris. And possibly? I would think that depends. I mean I know what Bastille day is about and I was born and lived my whole life in Texas. Anythings possible.

P.S. I also know that Napoleon was not a triple flavored ice cream.

When the Spanish conquistadors spread disease to conquer South America, they did so with all sorts of dirty tricks and plays they could ever think of, all developed from within their own warring times. They used it once more during the Napoleonic invasion, when Napoleon has sent his generals to conquer Spain. This is when the term 'guerrilla warfare' derives from. Since the Spanish weren't able to fend off the 'Le Grande Armee' in numbers, resources, as well as military technology, they refused to fight the French in open ground as it meant a massacre.

On the surface the Spanish towns welcomed their foreign occupants, giving the soldiers shelter and food. But then the shelters were 'accidentally' burnt in the middle of the night or a curious food poisoning quickly spread amongst the French ranks. Spaniards would also introduce a young, blossoming senorita with strikingly beautiful eyes to a battle wary French captain as they share a bed at night, only to find the captain dead next morning with a rope tied around his neck.

Strategy evolves as time goes on, and it is a matter of familiarizing yourself with these new tactics. Dirty or not, he won the game by tricking the opponent without using illegal means, such as using maphack or looking at his opponent's screen. He still played within the game's rule boundaries and successfully pulled off a good con.

Now, since this video has gotten out he won't be able to pull off this trick as often because everyone has familiarized with these tactics, and the community has learned to be more cautious against such tricks. Tactical evolution

>> ^raverman:

Isn't that Napoleon Dynamite's brother?


Back in my high school years, I bullied quite a few guys with similar esoteric ramblings expressed in an awfully wimpish voice...

Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to get back to my janitor work...