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During the [[Canberra Siege]] the greatest leaders of the [[cooker]] army wrote down their most infamous treatise they called the '''Cooker Rules of War'''. It was devised in a series of different and disparate groups. | During the [[Canberra Siege]] the greatest leaders of the [[cooker]] army wrote down their most infamous treatise they called the '''Cooker Rules of War'''. It was devised in a series of different and disparate groups. | ||
== The Rules of War | == The Rules of War == | ||
The following is a collation of the rules of war as dictated by the [[cookers]] | The following is a collation of the rules of war as dictated by the [[:Category:Cookers|cookers]] | ||
''Rule #1:'' Hold the line | ''Rule #1:'' Hold the line | ||
''Rule #1: '' Claim victory when we lose | ''Rule #1: '' Claim victory when we lose | ||
''Rule #1: '' Cash only donations | |||
''Rule #1: '' remember your chairs | ''Rule #1: '' remember your chairs | ||
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''Rule #2:'' Pinkeye? never met her | ''Rule #2:'' Pinkeye? never met her | ||
''Rule #1.2million:'' exaggerate numbers | |||
Latest revision as of 09:19, 15 February 2022
During the Canberra Siege the greatest leaders of the cooker army wrote down their most infamous treatise they called the Cooker Rules of War. It was devised in a series of different and disparate groups.
The Rules of War
The following is a collation of the rules of war as dictated by the cookers
Rule #1: Hold the line
Rule #1: Claim victory when we lose
Rule #1: Cash only donations
Rule #1: remember your chairs
Rule #1: We should use social media to announce our plans
Rule #1: Divide and conquer
Rule #1: There is no leader, we are all the leaders, the leader is in you and has been in you the whole time.
Rule #2: Whats Twitch?
Rule #2: Misinterpret the law so that we can claim ignorance
Rule #2: Pinkeye? never met her
Rule #1.2million: exaggerate numbers