Monday, February 11, 2008

 

missouritigers.com Takes its Place in History

There have been many famous surrenders. History notes the likes of the Surrender at Appomattox, the Japanese surrender on the U.S.S. Missouri, France's surrender to pretty much anyone who looked their way crosswise, but I am profoundly proud that this little blog has made it to the first page of Google for the search phrase 'terms of surrender', assuring its place in history as a bona fide annoying distraction.

I should note that this isn't new. This picture of former Russian leader Nikita Kruschev with a photoshopped Jayhawk birthmark on his forehead was the top picture in Google images for a few years for his name. Schoolchildren doing book reports would Google Nikita and find that image in the results. I got more than one email requesting permission to use the picture in a book report, project, etc. I was always eager to accommodate. My vision of that picture making its way into a book report and getting handed in was too funny to pass up.

Yes, I read a lot of MAD Magazine as a kid. You might have already figured that out.

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A picture just for you:

http://de.fishki.net/picsw/012008/31/asia/10_asia.jpg
 
Freakin' awesome.
 
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I'd have to check the history books, but I'm quite sure that Lee told Grant that the Army of Northern Virginia would disperse "in a wanton fashion" into the countryside of North Carolina, back to Virginia. Amazing coincidence, that same use of terminology...

Just checking back in to view the progress of the good fight. I live in Atlanta, so if you need someone to drop by their offices and 'rough someone up', you just holler, ok?
 
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