Makarios: Drumbums are generally seen as a culture shock allover my country except one city; Sparta. Once upon a time in Sparta, men not only trained and worked out, but each of them were also physically inspected by physicians and leaders to determine if they are worthy of bearing the warrior title as Spartan. That's why it only took 300 Spartans to slay thousands of invading Persian warriors at the time in the Battle of Thermopylae much to Xerxes' frustration. Sparta has a place for Greek Drumbums who can prove themselves to be Spartans and Drumbums today.

Mikko: Finland has a place for Drumbums; especially during the coldest of winter. We got saunas and the Drumbums would fit right in with us.

David S.: New Zealand is perfect for Drumbums and we like it more if they have Maori tattoos painted allover their bodies.

Macho Major: Any Drumbums with tattoos would be Earth dwellers; it's against the Forsythian's Unwritten Code of Conduct to have a tattoo.

Super C: Do most of those ingenious Maoris have tattoos?

David S.: Maori warriors have their tribal tattoos which makes them look more fierce in battle but also as part of their heritage. Renata the Maori Lion has Maori tribal tattoos on his body for this purpose since we Kiwis see this as tradition. Captain Kiwi would know too.

*Captain Kiwi nods.*

Macho Major: Then we'd have to let them do that, then.

Blue: I wonder if they would do well for the likes of Germany, Japan and Switzerland.

Snare Soldier: They're hoping to do well everywhere.