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Taxi to Victory

I can't speak to it becoming a favorite saying of his fans, but it was certainly a favorite saying of several of us, the devs, at WWII Online, in part because of how some of the other devs on the team hated it so much (in particular, the dev responsible for the mind-bending decision that firing a weapon should require you to press ctrl, shift, x to draw your weapon, raise it, aim it and finally fire the shot). You can see me mention it on my blog, c.f. http://kfsone.wordpress.com/2009/09/01/someones-been-busy/#more-2276 and assorted other occasions.