Lysistrata

[___________Catalyste]

Well, it's worked a few times in history, what about in 29476?

How about it girls (and and you "girls" out there)?

Lysistrata, a comedy by Greek dramatist Aristophanes (c. 447 - c. 385 b.c.e.), tells the story of a group of women from opposing states who unite to end the Peloponnesian War.

After matronly stormtroopers take over the building where public funds are kept, the women rise to end the war by withholding sex from their mates -- Until, desperate for intimacy, the men finally agree to lay down their swords and see their way to achieving diplomatic peace.

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"Well Susan, I think I can answer your question, easily. War is a man's domain, plain and simple. Women are too compassionate for war, and FAR too ruthless."

[iloveposting]

I say bomb them all, they have been trouble. Now and 2 ****ing thousand years ago.

=D Here we go, I stirred a real argument now.

[______________Fenris]

Started something? pffft as if you are qualified to have an opinion! Now then go make something for dinner and clean this house! Get me a beer while you are at it. Maybe later I will let you touch Mr John Thomas. Since we are protestant he can wear a little rubber hat you know.

JK Ri. If you want to start something you have to go over the top with the flaming. You have to find something universally offensive and then proclaim it with gusto!

In the words of Bruce Lee
"What was that? Try it again! This time with FEELING!"

[iloveposting]

Religion always a good one to start with.

[______________Fenris]

Yah religion is great for starting wars, flame and otherwise. I think that we should abolish all religion and save ourselves from hell on earth. I doubt there can be a heaven for any religion judging by its hellish effects on good ol Tera Firma.

[____________Infamine]

Cat you sure it wasnt a bunch of docs, fixers and traders instead of troopers ?