No one else rwooooar in laughter... we can escape through the alley door as not racist

Screw that, I laughed.

Ramrod is racist?!

This'll hurt his image for the election...

I vote Ramrod because of a reason we've worked out together

You Have To Burn the Rope

I can't figure out how to beat the last boss

Coleslaw, your avatar is amazing.

lol u guys are too random in hree

lol haburger midge pizza

wtf is that n e way?

i mean mayb u take a pizza and make it small and put it on buns maybe, lol

one tiem i had a pizza and it had hmburger on it but then i found out it was sausage

then i ate it

lol hamburgr midget pizza

So, uh, are we jigglin'?

hint: you have to burn the rope

Hell yeah, we jigglin'.

Burn...The rope?

How the heck was I supposed to figure that out

Wait, so it's not gonna be funny?

>Shortly before the release of Portable Ops, someone on the Internet discovered a song by Classical Russian composer Georgy Vasilevich Sviridov, named The Winter Road. The Metal Gear community was in an up-roar at how similar the song was to the Metal Gear Solid Main Theme, and requested the song be shown to Hideo Kojima. Eventually, a YouTube video emerged of a group of people showing the song to Hideo, with Hideo giving a very surprised reaction. Since then the Theme Motif was removed from the Portable Ops Main theme (the original, with the Motif, appeared in an E3 Trailer, and the version with no Motif played after "Calling To The Night" during the games ending credits, and appears on the Portable Ops OST as the track "Show Time") and was even removed from the Snake Eater Version of the theme on the Metal Gear 20th Anniversary Music Collection (it was replaced with "The World Needs Only One Big Boss!" from Metal Gear Solid 2). With this in mind, the Motif is not likely to appear in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns Of The Patriots.

Colonel tells you