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You gotta love people that go into blogs and post 'Who cares?' in reply.

Hey Ryan Greenberg....Fyfe XIV created a blog about this subject, so he cares. I posted my opinion in agreement with him. That's two, buddy....do try to pay more attention.

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Shut up and deal with it. Peace is peace after all, not many ways of putting it. dry.gif

"not many ways of putting it"? Seriously, I know you're not that stupid. "Peace in our time" is just another CN meme that has been overused to the point of being the subject of a blog entry. I know you can come up with another way to say a war is coming to an end....maybe "Cessation of Hostilities", or perhaps "Truce". It doesn't take a literary genius to come up with another way of stating that peace has been achieved.

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"not many ways of putting it"? Seriously, I know you're not that stupid. "Peace in our time" is just another CN meme that has been overused to the point of being the subject of a blog entry. I know you can come up with another way to say a war is coming to an end....maybe "Cessation of Hostilities", or perhaps "Truce". It doesn't take a literary genius to come up with another way of stating that peace has been achieved.

It's peace..what could anyone possibly want to do to make it sound better? Agreed, "cessation of hostilities" is a lot more formal and professional-sounding that "peace in our time" and "truce" hasn't been used in a while, if ever. But guys..

It's peace.

Peace.

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It's peace..what could anyone possibly want to do to make it sound better? Agreed, "cessation of hostilities" is a lot more formal and professional-sounding that "peace in our time" and "truce" hasn't been used in a while, if ever. But guys..

It's peace.

Peace.

"It's peace" would work as well. Even just "peace" would be better than using that same old, tired meme. I'd like to know how many threads exist in these forums with that exact title. The search feature hasn't worked for me in ages, though, so mystery unsolved.

I eagerly await blogs attacking "I knew about this <x amount of time> ago", "Brilliant political move" and "omg guys I am agreeing with this duder I don't normally agree with".

That first one has already gotten on my nerves. <_< You rarely hear 'brilliant political move' anymore...I think everyone got sick of it. The third isn't a meme, but a normal thing to point out when you're willing to ignore your tendency to side against a particular personality and state your opinion that something someone said sucks so horribly that you're having to side with said personality.

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The third isn't a meme, but a normal thing to point out when you're willing to ignore your tendency to side against a particular personality and state your opinion that something someone said sucks so horribly that you're having to side with said personality.

I suppose, but the hyperbole about how it's an apocalyptic event gets pretty dramatic each time it's used.

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Who cares?

Well considering I made a blog about it...

You don't like my blog?

Shut up and deal with it.

Good god man, what a waste of blog space.

Good god man, what a waste of space.

Oh come on, this is an obvious historical reference. Ever hear of Chamberlain?

I have heard of Chamberlain but he did not say this. Peace In Our Time is, among other things, an album by the Scottish band Big Country. NICE HISTORICAL REFERENCE BRO.

Also, why has it become the norm for someone to (incorrectly) use historical references every other peace thread?

Better question, why are you all so proud of peace? Peace !@#$@#$ sucks.

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A while back -- two or three years, at least -- Doitzel noted that agreements of various kinds were often saddled with idiotic names.

His suggestion was that every agreement between all alliances simply be called The Treaty of Paris henceforward.

It was a good idea then. It's a good idea now.

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A while back -- two or three years, at least -- Doitzel noted that agreements of various kinds were often saddled with various idiotic names that.

His suggestion was that every agreement between all alliances simply be called The Treaty of Paris henceforward.

It was a good idea then. It's a good idea now.

I like this. Seriously, ANYTHING is better.

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