FU to your FU because I
:fuckoff:
To lazy to even read between the lines!
You're not playing right.
FU danked for reiterating what i've been saying to mad all along.
I meant you. Fudge doesn't count, fuckface.
fuck you cuz you said it 1st danky poo
I'm not really playing. :-p
fuck you for not playing :-p
(according to ralphie in a christmas story....."fudge" is the queen mother of all bad words)
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Fuck you LZ for trusting a NAZI!
But I'm a superfun Nazi! :banana:
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FU mad
(SOCOM? what server)
(i'll be online later)
FU you Super-Super Funny Nazi Lover!
(after 12am. AIM me what server you're on.)
oh yeah fu danked for sneaking your post in before my post and making it look as though i'm not following the rules of the game.
Fuck you for being gay, LZ! :rofl:
FU Luna for never coming shopping! ;-)
FU, Polly...you never picked me up....dammit! :-(
FU Luna, you gave me bad directions!
Did you get new shoes? oh and FU!
FU with all this shopping talk without giving a CDIH fashion show :thumbs-up:
Wooohooo! Fuck you, Metal, and a top 'o the morning to ya. :-D
Gilgamesh was an historical king of Uruk in Babylonia, on the River Euphrates in modern Iraq; he lived about 2700 B.C. Although historians (and your textbook) tend to emphasize Hammurabi and his code of law, the civilizations of the Tigris-Euphrates area, among the first civilizations, focus rather on Gilgamesh and the legends accruing around him to explain, as it were, themselves. Many stories and myths were written about Gilgamesh, some of which were written down about 2000 B.C. in the Sumerian language on clay tablets which still survive; the Sumerian language, as far as we know, bears no relation to any other human language we know about. These Sumerian Gilgamesh stories were integrated into a longer poem, versions of which survive not only in Akkadian (the Semitic language, related to Hebrew, spoken by the Babylonians) but also on tablets written in Hurrian and Hittite (an Indo-European language, a family of languages which includes Greek and English, spoken in Asia Minor). All the above languages were written in the script known as cuneiform, which means "wedge-shaped." The fullest surviving version, is derived from twelve stone tablets, in the Akkadian language, found in the ruins of the library of Ashurbanipal, king of Assyria 669-633 B.C., at Nineveh. The library was destroyed by the Persians in 612 B.C., and all the tablets are damaged. The tablets actually name an author, which is extremely rare in the ancient world. You are being introduced here to the oldest known human author we can name by name!