The Hun is a large man from the cold lands to the north

Did you take a look at the postcount of the topic starter?

I commented on it further down in the thread...

Don't worry he will learn it who is The Hun

Oh yeah I see now...

You have to read down to the part where tokyuhands says:

I think you guys missed the point.

http://web.uccs.edu/history/student%...ld_war_one.htm

who is the hun ?

I don't know

Beat back the Hun... I like it

Then WHY THE FUCK post it again?

Because it's in Webmaster Q & A ... where most of you poeple would never see it!

None, The Hun... bla bla bla

none - the hun gets revenue from pre-paid gallery placements on the top 15 spaces and banners. the rest of the galleries are free placements.

first thing I noticed! lol..........is that thread for real?

tokyuhands is too fucking funny

hehe

A very funny guy.

click here for more

I like this part the best:

tgp stands for "tibetan ghost protection",
which is of the utmost importance for
anyone who plans on spending any time
on the "internet", as it is a place much
haunted by the hungry dead.

Btw the Huns were not Germans.. oh well.

http://www.realm-of-shade.com/zarathustra/attila.html

scroll down..

Selected Thoughts of Atilla the Hun

Written reports have purpose only if read by the king.

A wise chieftan never kills the Hun bearing bad news. Rather, the wise chieftan kills the Hun
who fails to deliver bad news.

Great chieftains never take themselves too seriously.

A Hun can achieve anything for which he is willing to pay the price.

Every decision involves some risk.

A wise chieftan gives tough assignments to Huns who can rise to the challenge.

When in a political war, a Hun must always keep an eye to the rear.

Huns only make enemies on purpose.

Critical to a Hun's success is a clear understanding of what the King wants.

Never appoint acting chieftans.

Appoint the most capable Hun, give her both responsibility and authority, then hold her accountable.

A Hun's perception is reality for him.

Huns who appear to be busy are not always working.

Every Hun has value -- even if only to serve as a bad example.

It is best for your friends and foes to speak well of you; however, it is better for them to speak poorly
of you than not at all.

When nothing can be said of a Hun, she has probably accomplished nothing very well.

Contrary to what most chieftans think, you are not remembered by what you did in the past, but by what most
Huns think you did.

Every Hun is responsible for shaping his life circumstances and experiences into success --
no other Hun, and certainly no Roman, can do for a Hun what he neglects to do for himself.

Some Huns have solutions for which there are no problems.

Suffer long for mediocre but loyal Huns. Suffer not for competent but disloyal Huns.

hun crashed many of my shit servers years ago.

hehe too funny