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flockpocken wrote:im not a politcally correct kinda guy. i think its a stupid way of life.
How is it a stupid way of life? Can i have an explanation here?
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flockpocken wrote: lighten up lol... anyway ur statement is true... muslims are prone to terrorism, which is why we search them more often in the airport. My friend is Arabic, not muslim, and even THEY have to go through all the fuss of flying
Dude, just drop it. You're only sounding extremely thick.
Actually no its ok, let him have his stereotypes. I'll just maintain my stereotypes of people from the US.

Speaking of which, Canada is a superior country. Grats for like, coming from that country.
Palease... Just because Canada's got better health insurance does not make it a better country by any means. The last time I looked (which was actually sometime last year.) Canada was almost in more financial trouble than the US.

I doubt I would ever live in Canada. I'd get too sick of hearing "eh".
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Since when do finances determine a countries 'superiority'?
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ya... where i live right now, its becoming a trash town... i'm sure i can find many places in the world better than the US.
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ANYWAY... how bout them RPG's eh? pretty sweet stuff.
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Actually no its ok, let him have his stereotypes. I'll just maintain my stereotypes of people from the US.
damn it! lol just when we climb out of the hole some jerk gets us pushed back in the hole. i love living in america, but i hate being associated with it. i remember once (don't really remember, i was just told this had happened), i was five years old and visiting europe because my uncle lived there. we saw some classical music concert or maybe an opera or something (i believe it was Austria, but i'm not completely sure), and some stupid ass american yelled out something along the lines of "Hey speak english, we can't understand what you're saying." so lets drop the "my country's better than your country" bullshit, every country has their assholes.
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gMoney wrote:
Actually no its ok, let him have his stereotypes. I'll just maintain my stereotypes of people from the US.
damn it! lol just when we climb out of the hole some jerk gets us pushed back in the hole. i love living in america, but i hate being associated with it. i remember once (don't really remember, i was just told this had happened), i was five years old and visiting europe because my uncle lived there. we saw some classical music concert or maybe an opera or something (i believe it was Austria, but i'm not completely sure), and some stupid ass american yelled out something along the lines of "Hey speak english, we can't understand what you're saying." so lets drop the "my country's better than your country" bullshit, every country has their assholes.
Lol true. I was just making a point, thats all.
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EH????
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gMoney wrote:
Actually no its ok, let him have his stereotypes. I'll just maintain my stereotypes of people from the US.
damn it! lol just when we climb out of the hole some jerk gets us pushed back in the hole. i love living in america, but i hate being associated with it. i remember once (don't really remember, i was just told this had happened), i was five years old and visiting europe because my uncle lived there. we saw some classical music concert or maybe an opera or something (i believe it was Austria, but i'm not completely sure), and some stupid ass american yelled out something along the lines of "Hey speak english, we can't understand what you're saying." so lets drop the "my country's better than your country" bullshit, every country has their assholes.
Lol true. I was just making a point, thats all.
yeah i know. i wasn't trying to be too serious, but it might have seemed that way since i can't like use facial expressions on teh interwebs.
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thats what i said to this one guy who sent me a PM. its hard to have a sarcastic tone of voice using text.
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flockpocken wrote:thats what i said to this one guy who sent me a PM. its hard to have a sarcastic tone of voice using text.
That's what this :roll: is for. :)
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OH YES TH-.... .... ... >.< i felt like saying "OH YES, THERE WILL BE BLOOD" there. Its kinda just kinda of a reaction- automatically. i still havent seen SAW thr- OK look i feel like we're getting side tracked so jus-
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i wasn't being sarcastic in my post ^^ i was just clarifying that i wasn't 100% serious or pissed off sounding or anything. just clarifying that
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Well I could join in the discussion about my country your country , making a point etc. but I rather get back to topic ^^

Played WoW for 10 Months now and was totally addicted to it. I knew I was because I've read tons of interviews with WoW dependants but I just couldn't stop. Played my character to lvl 70 but fortunately footbag found me again so before I started going for Epic items I quit and I am really happy about my decision. I don't miss that xxxxx Mmorpg the least bit.

Kinda funny : You quit your subscription and the same moment you hit the left button of your mouse to confirm you feel absolutely free and start wondering how the hell you could be so stupid to waste so much time for such a useless game. Before I couldn't wait to play now I can't think of playing this game ever again. It's like a spell that has been broken and I'm so glad that I've made this decision. Anyone that is still playing WoW just quit your subscription it's the only way to stop playing it.
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ya... footbag is wat got me out of the "WoW spell" i learned the hard way though... by the time i quit, i ran out of money.
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never played WoW. glad i didn't. i did enjoy like runescape and stuff though. it killed some time.
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