Is Hutin the best admin in the world?

**Liche** · Subject: Re: Is Hutin the best admin in the world? Tue Nov 18, 2008 3:52 am

Yea. this time I (we) won't get caught.

lol it would be more fun with urine balloons though.

**Sill** · Subject: Re: Is Hutin the best admin in the world? Tue Nov 18, 2008 4:00 am

Urine ballons?
Oh god.
Im afraid to ask.
...but i must
Would these hit the car...or the police?

**enviro** · Subject: Re: Is Hutin the best admin in the world? Tue Nov 18, 2008 11:13 pm

same here

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**Black_Cross** · Subject: Re: Is Hutin the best admin in the world? Wed Nov 19, 2008 3:47 am

calinis wrote:

You know, child, I reckon I convinced them now! Now we're going to be anarchist! Your protests really helped the movement!!!!!

Nice english; your elementary school teachers would be proud.

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And you too!!!!!!!!!! I thought you were more mature but hey welcome to the next generation! I never knew doing such juvinelle activities could really make us better off!!

Who said anything about helping the movement or helping humanity with this stuff? Your making quite an inference about liche and me here.

I don't do these things cos it's revolutionary, i do these things cos it's funny and i get my kicks offa seeing pigs covered in piss.

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Of course. They showed their dominance and that they have no leader by breaking police car windows while pissing off cops, who, in most anarchists eyes are usually just higher-ranking capitalist pawns anyway. Makes perfect sense

These acts aren't political, despite calinis' poor attempt to make it seem as such. They're purely comical.

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Urine ballons?
Oh god.
Im afraid to ask.
...but i must
Would these hit the car...or the police?

The cops, of course. Why would i waste urine on a cop car? I can only produce so much.

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