The boy I like hasn ' t introduce himself . <| sep |> Which reaction though ? hate it and hate everyone who likes it hate it and don ' t care what others think don ' t care like it and don ' t care what others think like it and hate everyone who hates it <| sep |> Thanks , you too <| sep |> Flanking with flight core is nasty when they ' re busy fighting your team . <| sep |> Would be a departure from basing it on Holst ' s compositions but still a fun idea . <| sep |> A lot of the things we are seeing now are not new . People forget history too easily , especially American history when discussing things that happen . Pork barrel spending and Congress people getting legislation done in Washington to benefit their states ? Yea things like that were a product of the Military Industrial complex way before it was a catch phrase in modern times . The basic idea here was that forts were very popular because they were literally how we did war in the US prior to the Civil War . In the Revolution , the Battle of Bunker Hill was a huge win and showed that forts did a great job at holding the enemy at bay , and winning ! In the War of 1812 , the Battle of Baltimore showed that putting forts near important locations helped to defend and deter attacks . The idea then became that we should put forts all over the US to defend our country . This is why there are old forts all over the fucking place in the original thirteen colonies and the south . So you had a Congressman say , hey , my state needs a fort to protect us from enemies ! Congress would pass the bill to allow spending , the Congressman would go to his district and employ construction workers in his district to build the fort , and ~~ walla ~~ voil ! He brought money to his state ! We don ' t build forts as much anymore because the focus then became stopping enemies from even getting to our shores via a large navy and that too followed a similar path .