Tuesday, September 22, 2009

The Men in Plaid



First the Men in Plaid then back to Super Ultra Top Secret Cross Your Heart and Hope to Fart American Bases.

The Men in Plaid are Scotland's answer to the Men in Black. They have been around a lot longer and wipe out the memories of anyone who really does see the Lock Ness Monster. However they don't use alien technology in the form of a neualizer to do it they use a couple bottles of Scotch. The older the better. There are rumors some folks called them the Men in skirts instead of the Men in Plaid. None of those were ever found.

Area Ten

Area ten seems to be numbered out or order because it did not start as an area but as a committee. When as Tracey loves to point out the Canadians set fire to the Presidential Mansion the committee was formed to decide what colour the mansion should be. Till a decision was reached it would be whitewashed or painted white. Since the committee was taking even longer then most govt departments to reach an agreement it got moved and became Area Ten. They expect to come a decision any day now. That is from a memo leaked to President Lincoln.

Area Eleven

There are 2 area 11's one was set up by the north the other by the south both during the civil war. For those who didn't know this war was not over manners but unless leaving the dinner table during a meal counts. It was about weather or not a state would be allowed to leave the union. The northern area 11 was to set up a Redneck American dictionary. The southern area 11 to set up an American Redneck dictionary.

So far Jeff Foxworthy is doing better than both groups put together.

Areas 12 to 20
were all set up to develop weapons for the civil war. They remain so secret that no one really knows much about them. There is widespread speculation that the ones set up by the south evolved into moonshine operations and are still operating in secret to this day

4 comments:

  1. LOL at all of it! I love the bagpipes, I love Scotland too & I believe in Nessy. xxx

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  2. so they need at least 8 area for the weapon building, eh? is there where james bond get his gadget?
    i thought you are starting a new thread about the creation. iam glad it is still area 1 - 50. but its kind of logical that the 8th day be dedicated to the creation of bagpipes, hahaha!
    xoxoxoxo

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  3. This comment is true. During the World Wars the Brits used the Aussies, EnZees, Canadians and Newfoundlanders ( they weren't part of Canada then but an independent country ) as shock troops. The Word Storm trooper was first used by the Germans to describe the Canadian Infantry. The Germans were terrified by these troops and also by the Scots who the called the Ladies from Hell. Canada when I was serving had 19 Highland Regiments. ( We have 17 now ). The Sound of the pipes can inspire your own troops and terrify an enemy. In a sense they are a magnificent weapon of psychological warfare.

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  4. James Bond did play a mean bagpipe...

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