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Aro Mate Question and Answer Capping

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Aro Mate Question and Answer Capping

In Norseman culture, “Aro Mate” question-and-answer cappings are call-and-response phrases used to test members’ knowledge, affirm loyalty, and strengthen group identity.

These cappings are often symbolic and rooted in the group’s mythology and traditions. Below are some common “Aro Mate” question-and-answer cappings:

Aro Mate Question and Answer Capping

1. Question:
“When men were men, where were you?”
Answer:
“I was there singing the song of Vikings to never hang a leg, even at the point of death.”
This response demonstrates loyalty and the unwavering resolve expected of members, even in challenging situations.

2. Question:
“On the day of your I.T, what did you see, and who was your witness?”
Answer:
“Prince Odin was my witness.”
This exchange affirms the initiation process, with Odin symbolizing the spiritual overseer of the journey into the brotherhood.

3. Question:
“What does X.Y. stand for in the Norseical ship of Vikings?”
Answer:
The specific answer may vary but often revolves around loyalty, strength, or key principles of the group. This question tests the respondent’s understanding of group symbols and language.

4. Question:
“Why does the vulture cry Tohin Taha?”
Answer:
“Because the sea is rough, and when the sea is rough, every shaking tree must be a target.”
This capping reflects the readiness and vigilance expected during turbulent times.

5. Question:
“Who is the god of the Vikings, and what is his command?”
Answer:
“Odin is our god, and his command is to crown those worthy and throw the unworthy overboard.”
This question affirms members’ allegiance to the group’s mythology and its guiding principles.

6. Question:
“What do we call when Vikings sail together?”
Answer:
“We call it Aro Mate, a bond that clears vengers and anchors forefathers.”
This answer highlights unity and respect for traditions and elders.

7. Question:
“What do we do when the Iroko tree is tall?”
Answer:
“Odin said there is always a tree taller than the Iroko, and we must sail to see it.”
This phrase emphasizes humility and the pursuit of growth.

8. Question:
“What is the song of the Vikings?”
Answer:
“The song of Vikings is never to hang a leg, even at the point of death.”
This response reinforces resilience and courage as core values.

Complete Aro Mate Cappings

  • “Tohin Taha is the cry of an ugly vulture, and whenever the vulture cries that means the sea is rough and whenever the sea is rough all German are made to nack and when all German are made to nack every shaking trees must be a target”
  • “In the book of Odin 2:2 vs 3 its is cap-go into the world and multiply those that deserve to be kings crown them and those that deserve to be B S T throw them overboard…..Aroooooooooooo mate”
  • “When men were men, where were you -??,, ( I was there singing the song of vikings to never hang a leg even at the point of death”
  • “It was once cap that a jonsin is an abomination in the mist of the righteous”
  • “Not all those who shout Ogbu is rogged and not all men who halla Ayikwerere knows were the fire is,,,
  • “This Norseman Ezekiel, vacantical aro naked sails on board the ship.”
  • “It’s cap, it’s not written ‘stop this.’ In my opinion, you are all bst, you all deserve to be ovb.”
  • “On the day of your I.T, what did you see and who was your witness? (Prince Odin was my witness)”
  • “We call on Opuna Celina, the fortune teller, to come and tell us the past and the present because Viking ships have anchors…Norwich name dblast 2 time duff man retired…subduff retired, eastman retired, and xyz onboard bmp…anyikwere.”
  • “Aro mate! ARO baga mate! For it is cap, clear your vengers and anchor your forefathers.”
  • “We are Vikings. Aro mate.”
  • “Aro mate ssoo. Bloody 4. It’s cap in 360 days when there’s no leg in Viking ship. 24 gods of Odin and 12 gods of Odin jazz out and reset their BP blood on a red ice, singing the songs of an ogre, never too hang a leg, evil are points of death.”
  • “And Odin still cap that IROKO tree is tall, but there is a tree taller than IROKO.”
  • “Odin said go into the world and multiply, for those who want to be king, crown them, and those who choose to be a bastard, we throw them overboard, for our blood will flow out from our veins instead of the blood of the bastard, the bukanias, the pirate will con…”
  • “ARO mate! ARO baga mate! For it is cap, clear your vengers and anchor your forefathers…”
  • “Costra Nostra is our affair, please let’s open WhatsApp, for it is cap, capless, and wider more, for the days are evil, bst everywhere.”
  • “For it is cap, those who do don’t cap, the days are evil.”
  • “On the day of my I.T, mama Hana took me high to Panama.”
  • “Too much cap, na lie lie, mianto capito, men that do don’t cap.”
  • “And Odin still said suffering are lessons for those who don’t want to learn, for them to sit, learn, and become better.”
  • “This is a marjet jarman tested onboard the boat. I was overted by Prince Odin.”
  • “All these deckless V’s… Imagine someone identifying Vakateko instead of Vikanical… It is not really ethical for it is being carped, not all who hears the echo of anyikwerere knows where the fire is coming out from…”
  • “It is cap for all Vikings to sail to give account of their sailing because 22-22 is the fulstep to Panama.”
  • “Samanpe for those who are highly carried for they are O. T Rugged high racki super see.”
  • “It was also cap that a Nama is a Nama and barger is a barger.”
  • “In the book of Odin verse Odin it is cap that we anchor the Norsemen clour the vactaterials for they are your godfathers.”
  • “And Odin still cap that votava- votava- no mercy no forgiveness for the wrong men.”
  • “Odin once cap that not all those who sighted through the eyes of a needle will sail to Panama.”
  • “I am rugged son of Odin representing west and east zone not on this cyber.”
  • “IAM THAT IAM THE TURE SON OF ODIN THE HOW GO TO CHURCH ON SATODEY COMS BARK SONDEY THAT MAMA RIJETTERD PAPA RIJETTED GOS BY MY ROGET PLANET NAME RABET FACE TOW SCURP NAME DON B IF DEREC ROGET SON OF ODIN CAN I”
  • “recasoli vasodin de voice of odin is a voice of a king so im a ruget king.aro 122,122 de face of all norsemen are tootoo ruget to checkmet btard a mainly to throw overboard for d ship to sellmore rugetly sssoo”
  • “I weak I can’t believe what I am seeing here…this group needs to be closed please rather create a WhatsApp group and identify with grey Norsemen is to follow the ethics and norm of the fraternity remember we serve humanity not violence”
  • “Ayeas mate ayeas are rugged akawus mate akawu red eyes sailor mate sailor say tite all protocodolling observe tradition high ranky super sail I go stract to my rugged and pursest planent name lizy crut name lastbullet aje monkey crut c o c akawus”
  • “ARO it’s hapi ar dos seal the rough ic cus dey shal live an head de sos of iceland.xxxooo”
  • “Nowish aro rolling star akwa marine pat’aro promise never to hang even at face of death ayekwerere”
  • “This is Agee conqer bastsrd opon the ship paparejected mamajected but Odin accepted iam sailling on baodi bald under northern Catalina’s”
  • “What does x.y stand for in the Norseical ship of Vikings?”
  • “Great norsemen, salitamus to all densemen and norsemen all over the world. Norseical aro destroyer, xy up ethiope marine, presently sailing ocean gate flotila. xx oo”
  • “ARO mate, it is cap that inochesta innabute de heart of aljar man are not de same. This is me papa rejected mama rejected but Odin in Valhalla when there is no wahala accepted. Ss oo, norish Michael sailing upon the rugged ship under Ubele marin patrol. Iye pere re”

The Role of Aro Mate Cappings

These question-and-answer exchanges are not only a way of testing members’ understanding but also a means of reinforcing group identity and values. Each phrase is a mix of mythology, philosophy, and symbolism, tailored to ensure that members remain loyal and aligned with the group’s ethos.

Such cappings often evoke a sense of pride and belonging while serving as a form of ritual communication within the Norseman fraternity.

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This article is for informational purposes only. It does not endorse, promote, or encourage participation in any group, organization, or activity that may be considered illegal, harmful, or controversial. The intent is solely to provide factual and historical context about the subject.

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