PSYCHOLOGICAL WEAPONS

A. G. Maisey · 3rd January 2008, 05:07 AM

Yeah Jim, they were instruments of war, and banned, but that was the 1700's.

Of course, I am more than willing to accept that they were also weapons of war---the noise they make is enough to send anybody running.

And while we're on the subject of running, you see an angry 6'5'', 300 pound Maori, you really don't need any haka to get you running in the opposite direction---at least I don't.Here in Australia Maoris and other Pacific Islanders, and men of Pacific Island descent make a very significant contribution to our national religion.Football--ie, rugby or one persuasion or another.

3rd January 2008, 05:07 AM	#5
A. G. Maisey Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 7,056	Yeah Jim, they were instruments of war, and banned, but that was the 1700's. Of course, I am more than willing to accept that they were also weapons of war---the noise they make is enough to send anybody running. And while we're on the subject of running, you see an angry 6'5'', 300 pound Maori, you really don't need any haka to get you running in the opposite direction---at least I don't.Here in Australia Maoris and other Pacific Islanders, and men of Pacific Island descent make a very significant contribution to our national religion.Football--ie, rugby or one persuasion or another.