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| I hope the following juxtapostion is unintended: | I know humor is usually not the intended effect in the Misplaced Pages. I hope the humor inherent in the following juxtapostion is unintended: | ||
| : With the return of democracy in 1993, Kolingba declared a general amnesty for all prisoners as one of his final acts as president. Bokassa was released on August 1. He had seventeen wives and a reported fifty children. He died of a heart attack. | : With the return of democracy in 1993, Kolingba declared a general amnesty for all prisoners as one of his final acts as president. Bokassa was released on August 1. He had seventeen wives and a reported fifty children. He died of a heart attack. | ||
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194.117.133.118,
Talk to me.
I'm user 172 now.
- Please see your talk page. 194.117.133.118 11:05 Dec 23, 2002 (UTC)
I somehow suspect that the bit about Giscard is a bit biased. David.Monniaux 21:07, 18 Sep 2003 (UTC)
Humor?
I know humor is usually not the intended effect in the Misplaced Pages. I hope the humor inherent in the following juxtapostion is unintended:
- With the return of democracy in 1993, Kolingba declared a general amnesty for all prisoners as one of his final acts as president. Bokassa was released on August 1. He had seventeen wives and a reported fifty children. He died of a heart attack.
--iFaqeer 18:11, Sep 21, 2004 (UTC)