PortaJohn
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more than our own congress would do, or the european parliament.
You should look into it, it's quite interesting, culturally speaking. The Maori perform it and I believe they were the originators of it.I am unfamiliar with this "Haka," but as a country, we should be willing to trade 20,000 "They/Thems" for a dozen of these men. We could use a little more Haka here (I think).
You'll usually see them performing this ritual at the beginning of Rugby matches.
Here's some to get you started;
I'll dig two beers deep into this tonight for sure, as I am already starting to think all respectable men should Haka (capitalized out of respect).
The opposing Alices had a look on their faces of dispair (probably that crazy, deranged tongue move that commands respect!)...so had to look up the results of the game (you best not pull this BS and lose lol).
"The Māori All Blacks won the game against England in 2010. They defeated England with a score of 24-22"
I'll dig two beers deep into this tonight for sure, as I am already starting to think all respectable men should Haka (capitalized out of respect).
The opposing Alices had a look on their faces of dispair (probably that crazy, deranged tongue move that commands respect!)...so had to look up the results of the game (you best not pull this BS and lose lol).
"The Māori All Blacks won the game against England in 2010. They defeated England with a score of 24-22"
This is different, but these guys are a lot of fun to watch too........
I was looking for a clip of some semi-recent 'protest' in Australia or New Zealand and just found out it's the same thing! Small world.
After rewatching it, however, and while still willing to trade 20K "They/Thems" for a dozen of those guys who were celebrating the life of Charlie, I think we can get by without any Haka here, if these psycho women are in on it, too!
For every church burned, ther should be 10 mosques leveled
