True, but do you recall that the weapon he used was not his own, and since he was unaware it had a hair trigger, it miss fired straight into the air over head. So Burr thinking it a sign of arrogance. Blasted him. -- Vejita's Waste Of Space

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Subject: True, but do you recall that the weapon he used was not his own, and since he was unaware it had a hair trigger, it miss fired straight into the air over head. So Burr thinking it a sign of arrogance. Blasted him.

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Date Posted: 00:29:42 06/14/04 Mon
In reply to: Claude 's message, "Actually, if I remember my history correctly, didn't Alexander Hamilton actually die in a duel against Aaron Burr? I don't think one-on-one fights with politicians are his forte..." on 20:00:22 06/13/04 Sun

Bastard History class... That's when I was having difficulty sleeping.

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Yeah, thats what history teachers WANT you to think. In reality, they both went Super Saiyan and nearly destroyed the whole world. DarkWolf 13:43:19 06/14/04 Mon

I vote for.....Hypno-Toad. -- Ty, 01:22:50 06/17/04 Thu
On July 12th, 1804, exactly 200 years ago today, Alexander Hamilton died as a result of the duel on July 11th. Hooray for history. -- Claude, 19:16:01 07/12/04 Mon

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