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Revision as of 14:52, 5 August 2006
Contents
Who???
HAI = Heavily Armed Iguanas
#HAI on QuakeNet
The Hidden Theme
Back in the way way back, when MikeyBear and Borg were still trying to adjust to life without hair, the former HAI webby contained a secret page that could only be found by molesting the elmer fudd style character at the top of the page.
This secret page (there were two!!!) lead to the following:
The HAI Theme tune |
To be sung as a team before each match to the tune of "when the saints go marching in" |
<Repeat over and over and over...> |
Unfortunately never actually sung because HAI never actually played a match, in fact on the only occasion that the clan was all in a server at the same time, the other side didn't show up... GO DEFAULT!
Highs
- Had TWO female members (way before the current corporate bullshit trend of creating girl clans to try and boost sales of shit games from essentially defunkt software houses)!
- Ranked higher than several other clans in the BWT2L without actually playing.
- Several clan members went on to be an integral part of GamesDomain, which wasn't a bad result to get from hanging around on IRC telling jokes and telling everyone else to FO! (those same members would then abuse the ability to run Operation Flashpoint servers!)
- Got away with calling TedTheDog a cunt (you try it!)
- Congregated at The Playing Fields to be one of the last groups of people to drink there.