The First Great Edit War Memorial Page

The First Great Edit War shortly broke out after the first United Servers of Club Penguin reunion.  A tired Davy initiated the conflic by making the edit that was seen across the world-it was madness.  Wicket warned Pippy of this edit through the power of technology and Pippy countered the edit with an edit of her own.  Soon the gallant Axe made his edit trying to appease the conflict, but he too got consumed by it.  Then Wicket1235 appeared with his bright edit color of orange and of hope.   Four USCP titans going at it in an all out edit war! The old enigma Kurama made his edit in a bold red color, threatning Davy; the war was getting intense.  There were casualties, protests, many wanted the war to end.  Soon Kurama could take no more and surrendered giving all his power to Wicket.  Pippy revealed her filipino powers, no one heard from Davy again.  Only three contenders left, Pippy, Axe, and Wicket.  What would be the outcome among these three?  Would Nate end this conflict?  On the third day of the war, tragedy struck.  Most of the dear, powerful edits were deleted.  Axe was the first to notice and warned Wicket of this edit deleter.  It was time unite just like the USCP always did.  On that same day, Nate appeared and even posted on the site!  Wicket got on his horse and delivered the news to all of the citizens of USCP.  With Nate, we are finally USCP again.

Here are those brave fighters who fought in this intense war: ( In order of appearance)

Davy: His crazy manner and long edits will never be forgotten.  The starter of this war and the most noble Irishman of them all.

Pippy: Her counter attacks were something to be admired.  Her tenacity her courage, all traits that were needed on the battlefield.

Axe: His appeasement policies were a great effort, only Winston Churchill could rival Axe. A gallant soldier and worthy friend.

Wicket: His appearance on the battlefield was like that of a hero from heaven.  His edits were so beautiful , so direct, it made him a worthy contender also.  He is what perserverance is all about.

Kurama: This lad strove for peace, but ended in failure.  He was the matyr of this war.

I hope future generations will look back at this war and learn from it.  May this memorial help our prosperity!  Long live the USCP!

August 20, 2011- August 23, 2011