YTMND War Veterans - We Salute You
Created on: January 9th, 2006
Right or wrong, they went forth to defend their website. We owe them medals and money and sex. Come home, boys - the war is over.
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January 10th, 2006 - The Surrender. YTMND-Day was a resounding success and the YTMNDers, while ill-equipped compared to their eBaum counterparts, saw victory by the night of January 10th due to air superiority over Forum Heights by IGN, Albino Blacksheep, and the few aircraft YTMND had managed to scramble. With eBaum's capitol in ruins, on late January 10th, eBaum sued for peace, and by January 11th YTMND had its demands met and they demobilized and left the eBaum territory, victorious: but not at a pric...
...e. Over 67 YTMNDers, 224 eBaumers, 34 Newgrounders, 4 IGNers, 8 Albino Blacksheepers and 2 Something Awful users, and 3 LUElinkers lost their ISP connections during the war. YTMND also suffered the death of two of its most prized generals, Brigadier General Thwomp and Colonel Milton, who's fad status seemed to have ended after the war.
5 for the animation,
"get organized and work out a plan"? do you really take this joke that seriously? If you want to do some damage how bout you track down people whose content was stolen by Ebaum and get them to press charges or w/e they do. What is spamming and pinging going to do other than making YTMND look immature?
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