When History Is A Weapon doesn't refer to History Is A Weapon

Mon, 12/21/2009 - 02:50 — history is a weapon

Because we have a huge love for the History Is A Weapon site and we occasionally twitter, we put a follow on History Is A Weapon to see if people tweet about it. And they do, sort of. What follows is a list of tweets that are not exactly about History Is A Weapon:

David	@natalietweets Desert Eagle is a great weapon, but the M1 has a lot of history behind it. #guns #nra
Mike	UC Radio 388 is up - Tiger and his putter, shoe throwing as a political weapon and This day in music history Pls RT http://bit.ly/7edzZr
Nick	It is a weapon! My cock is a weapon! I may be the one who has used his dick as a weapon more than anyone in the history of cockage!
r0	No matter what one's sexual history is, I don't think it should be used as a weapon against you...she kinda asked for it (this) though
Ray	The mind is the most powerful weapon in history. A well equipped mind can change everything in ur life. Pursue wisdom, knowledge and history.
Paul	A gutsy 39-pitch performance by Mo, & still the greatest weapon in postseason history. #Yankees win and all is right in the world. #fb
Yatrell	@Kalacree Perhaps, but it is not an offensive weapon, and it has a long history of non-aggressive, albeit usually illegal, uses.
John	WSJ.com - A Soap Dish That Changed History http://bit.ly/31kSCx Any object is a deadly weapon in the hands of one who knows how to use it.
Teebes	I've always favored blades over bullets, and thanks to History Channel, my new anti-zombie weapon of choice is a pair of tactical

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