Chuong: Whenever people complain about Japanese pop culture to me as being "unbiblical", all I had to do is mention Romania under Vlad the Impaler or Spain's imperial history. Why? Romania and Spain are Christian countries yet have significant amounts of "unbiblical" events happening under them. Even Liviu and Leoncio knows about these events.

Juno: Oof! Yeah Spain... Lovely country with a not-so-lovely history. And then there was a time in the country of Lichtenstein where two royal women engaged in a topless swordfight against each other with their rapiers in front of everybody a long time ago. I think Luitger the Crown Lion from Lichtenstein may remember that one and how that event is immortalized in a painting. He probably thinks its the most unbiblical event in Lichtenstein's history to date.

Chuong: You mean the 1892 duel between Pauline von Metternich and Anastasia von Kielmansegg over a floral arrangement at the Vienna Musical and Theater Exposition? Now that's shocking, even by today's standards. European history is sure quite uhm... interesting these days.

Leo: It makes us even more grateful we are Americans, even though our history also has its sad and unforgivable moments, such as the Trail of Tears.

Dark Wolf: *to Chuong* What was your reaction to the boss's hatred of the film Spaceballs?

Chuong: Amusing because there are far worse things out there in the entertainment industry than Spaceballs. You're talking to someone who's a fan of all things Japan and I've seen some really messed up stuff from that country where in most of those movies, I couldn't finish them. Some of the movies I've seen from that country, lets just say the directors have some very wild imaginations there.

Super C: Point well made, which is also why I apologized to Mr. Brooks.