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| What IS a Rogue | Started by: NikkiPhoenix on Jan 22, '08 15:21 |
| I'm sure she does understand it from the grave. I think that bullet you put in her brain might have hindered her reading capabilities though? | |
| Reply by: SalvatoreMarino at Jan 22, '08 16:02 | |
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| He didn't do it. Thats the thing. Sal. | |
| Reply by: Loyal at Jan 22, '08 16:03 | |
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| What a darn shame. | |
| Reply by: a1capon3 at Jan 22, '08 16:04 | |
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Loyal, I'll do my best to make it clear to you, although I'm sure Mr Axe understood what I meant. (See what I did there? Yeah, I can do that patronising voice too.) The bullet that he *had* put in her head. As in he ordered it. My apologies for the wrong insinuation. A lot of insinuations are flying around at the moment. |
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| Reply by: SalvatoreMarino at Jan 22, '08 16:07 | |
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| Yes,he didn't get to her and you did. | |
| Reply by: Loyal at Jan 22, '08 16:07 | |
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| Salvatore, you do not know what you are talking about. Mr Axe did not order the hit, he may of sanctioned it but did not ask for any member of the hitsquad to go after the late Miss Phoenix. | |
| Reply by: Wacktard at Jan 22, '08 16:19 | |
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Now now Mr Tard - if it's ok to call you that? - I'd just like to point out that you, my dear friend, were not online when this was going on. Let's not kid ourselves. Or has Mr Axe got rather upset with my comments. I do apologise. Sincerely. I do. |
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| Reply by: SalvatoreMarino at Jan 22, '08 16:21 | |
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| Sorry but I don't understand this "online" business, is this some new word the youngsters are using? Anyway back to the point, I think you'll find I was around & know all the details, this "war" as you call it was delt with in one shot by someone who belives setting up without the consent of the other leaders is wrong, and took it upon himself to discourage this sort of behaviour. | |
| Reply by: Wacktard at Jan 22, '08 16:26 | |
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Yes, online? As in, on the lines? Never heard the expression? It was used many a time by those travelling across Europe from Italy by train in the first step of getting to America. Still not ringing a bell? Phew, this is hard work. You must have been overly pampered Mr Tard. Also, where did I refer to it as a war? You're beginning to imagine things too. Is everything alright, or are you slightly mentally unstable Mr "Tard"? |
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| Reply by: SalvatoreMarino at Jan 22, '08 16:29 | |
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| Oh my mistake, I thought I heard you say war. Well I am getting rather long in the tooth. | |
| Reply by: Wacktard at Jan 22, '08 16:31 | |
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| Long in the hair more like. You really should come see my barber. I have told you. I can get you a discount. | |
| Reply by: scarpa at Jan 22, '08 16:34 | |
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It's true. You look damned ugly, if I may say so myself. Or were you referring to the expression, as in to mean old? I merely interpreted it as ugly, because... Well... Dude! You're not exactly the rainbow during a storm! You're the damn cloud that uses lightening bolts to set houses on fire... |
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| Reply by: SalvatoreMarino at Jan 22, '08 16:34 | |
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Thanks for the offer Scarpa but the ladies love the long hair, just ask Sienna. Now now Salvatore, your not to for a clip round ear, watch your manners. |
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| Reply by: Wacktard at Jan 22, '08 16:40 | |
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| I think Sienna just enjoys rubbing your leather jacket and cheap trainers myself. | |
| Reply by: SalvatoreMarino at Jan 22, '08 16:41 | |
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| What on earth are trainers? Do they go on your ears or something? | |
| Reply by: Wacktard at Jan 22, '08 16:44 | |
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Oh for the love of god! Did you wear a suit since you were 3 or something? Ok, Mr Tard, there is only so far a name can get you. It applies to you more than most. Trainers go on your feet? An alternative to shoes? This isn't the 19th century you know. |
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| Reply by: SalvatoreMarino at Jan 22, '08 16:51 | |
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| Ah I've never heard of trainers before, they must be new. I tend to wear wingtips myself. | |
| Reply by: Wacktard at Jan 22, '08 16:59 | |
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| Dang this really went nowhere. | |
| Reply by: FakeMan at Jan 23, '08 15:47 | |
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Semantics, my young gonif. He touches the curl next to his face. More people would rather argue semantics than the topic at hand. People get all ferblunjit on their paths, and instead of listening and hearing the message, rather than agreeing or disagreeing, they fall into a pit of wordsmithing and petty disputes. Gevalt! What must the new immigrants think, I wonder? |
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| Reply by: Mazel_Tov_Mankewitz at Jan 23, '08 15:51 | |
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A good question you bring up... What is a rogue! Well to me if you set up a family without the permission from the Acting Godfather in town, or the permission from the "godfather council" or the leaders who "run the show". There are always people higher ranked than most of us - and if thats not you then you need to ask to set up or you are stepping on someones feet. Emergency or not - business is business and when you take the Man's business you meet violence. |
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| Reply by: FrankOrtiz at Jan 23, '08 17:11 | |
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