Shootings in US schools
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Rich said:
OK, after the fourth time I asked you for sources or proof, you give the same type of response. I win.
Rich said:
Blah blah blah, more diversion, more lack of sources. I win.
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We are pretty tough.
Rich said:
Finally, a good response from you, although I don't completely agree, it is a valid point, and is duly noted. Nonetheless, Europe, has a worse overall air pollution rating than anyone.
Rich said:
Jack Black is quite funny, and General Sanders is the Kentucky Fried Chicken guy. They have great meaning, and (especially KFC) are a staple of American life.
Rich said:
You never understand sarcasm when its being used against you, yet offer it when it helps you distract from the fact you are getting worked on the forums. I win.
Rich said:
Nope, we started a war. We pretty much take blame...then again is it the first person to swing that starts a fight, or the person who started the problem in the first place?
Rich said:
I like how you separated yourself from "most of those with a Brain". You are finally beginning to understand. I am almost proud of you. You keep assuming the government and the people are the same, and because America is at war, its people are all gun toting violent children eaters, or that we are all like Bush. If the people and the government are all the same type of people, does that mean all of UK "service" Bush for the media? Maybe you do it for fun, lol.
Colin.....I apologize, I seriously was not aware you and Rich were married, I am not prepared to forum battle a married couple. He could have used you as one of his famous diversion attempts a few days ago, he has been getting punished, lol. Also, when did the term "childish" become so terrible that you feel the need to point out my use of the word? (Especially when properly used) I associate the word to him mentally, not physically, I am quite sure he is the epitome of manhood physically (but I'll let you worry about that)...it's his mind I am worried about. If you cannot stand such harsh terms as that, I imagine you are on the wrong forum. Oh, and our media isn't so much censored as it is biased, lol, get it right.
On a serious note, as ex-military, I think it was worth it. You would have to see what these people live like. A government should be afraid of its people, not the other way around. It is easy for us to say we shouldn't be there, we have (like it or not, and admit it or not) a better governing system than they, and no matter the reason for going to Iraq in the first place, it is now an economically powerful country that is completely destabilized. It needs restructuring now, no matter the reason, and there is no responsible way to remove ourselves from Iraq until they have a working government again. Blah blah, you came blame me personally for the US going there, if you want to, and dwell on it as long as you want, but I think its a better policy to wait and point fingers until after we can fix the current problems. It does no good crying over it anyhow, now does it, except perhaps to help the more childish.among us feel a little better. (yes, I wrote "childish", call the royal navy)
Oh, and in my eyes, kids become "kids" or "babies" in my eyes the first time its heart beats, perhaps earlier.
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No diversion at all, I continually post sources to back up my arguments, like I said seek and you will find, now what is it that you have a problem looking for yourself with?Worley said:
More denial, blah blah, your children lose
Where's the evidence to back that up?
You don't completely agree that it was a good response, or that the problem exists in the first place?
They're not funny to me and have no meaning either
You're the one who thought the response sarcastic, I win, now do you need their addresses?
Bush started the problem
Read it again, I didn't separate myself
No, your history does that
Most of the British people saw Bush as the greatest threat to world peace except the prick at the top
Yeah sure, great example, that's why Bush introduced the Patriot act, still as long as your establishment keeps feeding you the "we're free" garbage you'll swallow it
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So is the gun that kill so many, what's your point?FoFa said:
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and who the hell do you think you are, listen sonny, I have every right to be here as do all members.Worley said:
You've been here 5 minutes with 5 posts. I've been here for 6 years, and you're telling me I'm in the wrong forum??
Bloody typical Yank, think you can lord it over everyone - go steady my friend, you are near the edge
you need to visit again, we have over 200 channels including the censored American rubbish called CNN and FoxFoFa said:
I have, I spent 2 weeks in Afghanistan and 2 weeks in Iran, a week in India and a week in Pakistan, we followed the old silk route for 3 months - so again don't tell me what to do. Just because they do not live the USA way of life doesn't mean you have to screw it all up for them.Worley said:
What the USA has done [in Iraq] is like someone trashing your house, then coming back to tell you what furnishings and carpet to have. You would hit the roof if someone did that to you.
Imagine the North Koreans trashing the USA then telling you that you should live their lifestyle
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I am assuming that is an American attempt at a joke - I will treat it that way for the time being. However, there had better not be any undertones to that comment.Worley said:
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Worley said:
Was he promoted for services to the fried food industry?
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Col, I find that a bit disturbing coming from you, Rich, no, but you? OK, you are a solid American basher, but not near as far out there as Rich typically. So why would you just not take it as a joke. If there were under tones, I would take it as working together, teaming up, that kind of thing.ColinEssex said:
Chill a little hows about
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I can be disturbing sometimes, its all to do with the moons phase and of course today is halloweenFoFa said:
Which reminds me, we'd better not get any of those little brats coming round tonight
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Adeptus said:
Maybe this article could help you decide?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3105580.stm
"What's behind the smile, of course, I can't say, but the corners turn up and the cheeks bulge ... I think it must be some indication of contentment in a stress-free environment."
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dan-cat said:I was just thinking who the hell is General Sanders?
I did offer a possible explanation back in #328, but I'll just it here being invisible, underpaid, overworked and unappreciated ...
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Matt Greatorex said:I did offer a possible explanation back in #328, but I'll just it here being invisible, underpaid, overworked and unappreciated ...
I caught the joke and appreciated it. We Matts have to stick together.
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Matty said:I caught the joke and appreciated it. We Matts have to stick together.
Okay, I've climbed back in off the ledge.
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dan-cat said:I was just thinking who the hell is General Sanders?
I was stumped a bit by that one myself, at first.
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