Names

[Bandit LOAF]

I work at the community college from Blair Witch!

 

[LeHah]

That's...not something to be proud of LOAF...

 

[Bandit LOAF]

It's just an eerie fact.

(And not a bad job).

 

[Jochen]

If I understand this thread correctly, you are collecting names containing "Blair". Here is another one:
The Leader of the british "Labour Party": Tony Blair

 

[Penguin]

If you're looking for examples of the name Blair how about this one: 1 of the highest ranking admirals in the US Pacific Fleet is named Blair. Perhaps a distant ancestor to a certain 27th century war hero?

 

[Bandit LOAF]

The Blair's do have a long history of military service, dating back long before today...

 

[Bob McDob]

Wasn't there a US Civil War spy named Blair?

 

[Napoleon]

Originally posted by Bob McDob
Wasn't there a US Civil War spy named Blair?

There was a Brig. General for the Union in the US Civil War named Blair. IIRC Christopher Blair is supposed to be his desendant.

 

[Ladiesman^]

I think there was an American Revolution Blair too, although I think he was more of a politician. He played some part in the Articles of Confederation at least, which leads me to beleive he did SOMETHING during the Revolution.

 

[Bandit LOAF]

There was a Blair... a general... in the civil war.
Which civil war?
ALL OF THEM!

*rimshot*

 

[NoRemorse]

I'm just noting that there are Blairs everywhere... Independance war, civil war, WWI & WWII... and in WC... Born to annihilate...

 

[Bob McDob]

OH MY GOD!!! THEY'RE EVERYWHERE!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUGH!!!!!

D)

 

[redwolf]

Uh huh...maybe Blairs just a pretty common name? Just perhaps?

Hang on, thats stretched credibility a tad? After all, we are dealing with talking bugs as well?

 

[Bandit LOAF]

Credibility and the CIC:CZ don't go together.