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Mar 16, 2004 23:25

"In 305, Diocletian retired to a farm to raise cabbages"

Roman emperor turned cabbage farmer.

Right.

*insert eyebrow arch here*

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22by7 March 17 2004, 04:07:03 UTC
"In 305, Diocletian retired to a farm to raise freaky killer cabbages"

would be kinda pretty.

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finis March 17 2004, 22:07:26 UTC
Hahahaha so that explains the decline of the roman empire.. death by cabbage

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ladycaffeine March 17 2004, 04:57:55 UTC
"In 305, Diocletian retired to a farm to raise freaky killer cabbages with teeth"
There, that sounds about right. ^_^

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orsa March 17 2004, 22:06:27 UTC
Vampire cabbages?

*runs away*

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chenderson November 9 2004, 19:28:42 UTC
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vampire_watermelon

Hey, if it can happen to watermelons...

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orsa November 10 2004, 21:08:44 UTC
People have little fear of the vampire melons because of the creatures' lack of teeth.

Woohoo we're saved :D

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winterabbit March 17 2004, 09:13:48 UTC
"In 305, Diocletian retired to a secret underground farm to raise freaky killer cabbages with teeth with which to overthrow the world."

Could work.

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finis March 17 2004, 22:08:21 UTC
Perhaps that's what Constantine used when retaking both halves of the empire

"And all shall bow before the awesome power of my freaky killer cabbages with teeth with which I have re-conquered the known world" ?

hehe

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orsa March 17 2004, 22:08:56 UTC
oh yeah.. that was me, oops

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ladycaffeine March 17 2004, 12:22:15 UTC
Oh dear. Poor Diocletian. ^^;;

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finis March 17 2004, 22:10:01 UTC
Indeed

I hope the cabbages don't hurt him

*watches him distract them with very small rocks*

er or something hehe

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orsa March 17 2004, 22:10:21 UTC
um yup that was me too

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*amused* anonymous May 8 2004, 20:47:11 UTC
you amuse me

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Re: *amused* orsa May 9 2004, 19:19:41 UTC
Always glad to amuse.

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