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To: skinkinthegrass

>> hara kiri (seppuku being the more formal term) en mass.

In “seppuku”, isn’t there a person that stands behind the hara-kiri-ee (or whatever you call the soon-to-be-dead one) and administers the coup de grace to the neck with a big ol’ sword, right after Mr. Lost Face slices his tummy open?

If the donks are going to do this en masse, I bet they’ll need some volunteers for the neck-whacking...?

Just wondering.


40 posted on 03/03/2008 5:32:33 PM PST by Nervous Tick (Retire Ron Paul! Support Chris Peden (www.chrispeden.org))
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To: Nervous Tick
Yes, the seppuku person opens their stomach, a painful way to die, then their ‘second’ finished the job by severing the neck, which is quicker. It was important that this be done by a master swordsman because the body might shift during the stabbing, and they needed to sever the neck with one blow and also leave a flap of skin so the head would not roll off into the crowd.

I recommend the Japanese art book “Lone Wolf and Cub”.

But I don’t like the analogy, what the Dem’s are going to do to themselves at a brokered convention if Hillary steals it is not going to be nearly as final and dignified as seppuku. More like pandemonium.

80 posted on 03/03/2008 6:24:14 PM PST by allmendream ("A Lyger is pretty much my favorite animal."NapoleonD)
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To: Nervous Tick; allmendream
what he said. :D...and they needed to sever the neck with one blow and also leave a flap of skin so the head would not roll off into the crowd.

thanks....didn't know that.

119 posted on 03/03/2008 7:41:33 PM PST by skinkinthegrass (just b/c your paranoid, doesn't mean "they" aren't out to get you...our hopes were dashed by CINOs :)
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