Josiahkf said: »
This is still going on? I hope the weekend can reach a resolution between you four on this topic so we can start fresh.
Donny it is like the Random Thought thread...it never ends...
Random Politics & Religion #33: Donald John Trump Is The 45th And Current President Of The United States. All Of Your Viewpoints Are Invalid.
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Random Politics & Religion #33: Donald John Trump is the 45th and current President of the United States. All of your viewpoints are invalid.
Random Politics & Religion #33: Donald John Trump is the 45th and current President of the United States. All of your viewpoints are invalid.
Donny it is like the Random Thought thread...it never ends...
Josiahkf said: »
This is still going on? I hope the weekend can reach a resolution between you four on this topic so we can start fresh.
Change is a good thing that is why we broke away from England. Now they come to our forums to tell us Americans what to do....Get out of here !
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I'd like to hear the History of America through the view of a Canadian.
Please give detailed accounts of the American Revolution...all the way till the birth of the NHL.
Please give detailed accounts of the American Revolution...all the way till the birth of the NHL.
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Trump Thought North Korea’s State TV Was Even Better Than Fox
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At one point, after watching North Korean television, which is entirely state-run, the president talked about how positive the female North Korean news anchor was toward Kim, according to two people familiar with his remarks. He joked that even the administration-friendly Fox News was not as lavish in its praise as the state TV anchor, one of the people added, and that maybe she should get a job on U.S. television, instead.
Garuda.Chanti said: »
Trump Thought North Korea’s State TV Was Even Better Than Fox
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At one point, after watching North Korean television, which is entirely state-run, the president talked about how positive the female North Korean news anchor was toward Kim, according to two people familiar with his remarks. He joked that even the administration-friendly Fox News was not as lavish in its praise as the state TV anchor, one of the people added, and that maybe she should get a job on U.S. television, instead.
What is more shocking is that the NY mag is still in business.
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Candlejack said: »
Garuda.Chanti said: »
Trump Thought North Korea’s State TV Was Even Better Than Fox
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At one point, after watching North Korean television, which is entirely state-run, the president talked about how positive the female North Korean news anchor was toward Kim, according to two people familiar with his remarks. He joked that even the administration-friendly Fox News was not as lavish in its praise as the state TV anchor, one of the people added, and that maybe she should get a job on U.S. television, instead.
CJ if you ever come in contact with reality it would probably cause a rip int he space time continuum.
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Bismarck.Josiahfk said: »
fonewear said: »
fonewear said: »
I'd like to hear the History of America through the view of a Canadian.
Please give detailed accounts of the American Revolution...all the way till the birth of the NHL.
Please give detailed accounts of the American Revolution...all the way till the birth of the NHL.
How could you know anything...that would be the opposite of being Donny.
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Also Canada is our natural enemy of America...we have longed to destroy your nation...but we keep you around in case things get bad here. Canada is a plan b...in case of emergency we will kick your dumb *** out. And just make it America North.
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Bismarck.Josiahfk said: »
fonewear said: »
fonewear said: »
I'd like to hear the History of America through the view of a Canadian.
Please give detailed accounts of the American Revolution...all the way till the birth of the NHL.
Please give detailed accounts of the American Revolution...all the way till the birth of the NHL.
STFU Donny
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Bismarck.Josiahfk said: »
You need us far more than we need you dork!
We are your biggest trade partner and if you calculate all of the fresh water lakes on the entire planet, Canada owns more of them than even all the other countries combined.
We are your biggest trade partner and if you calculate all of the fresh water lakes on the entire planet, Canada owns more of them than even all the other countries combined.
I'm willing to bet that 15% is us buying maple syrup.
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Bismarck.Josiahfk said: »
You need us far more than we need you dork!
We are your biggest trade partner and if you calculate all of the fresh water lakes on the entire planet, Canada owns more of them than even all the other countries combined.
We are your biggest trade partner and if you calculate all of the fresh water lakes on the entire planet, Canada owns more of them than even all the other countries combined.
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fonewear said: »
Is it a British thing to never let something go ? Clinging to the past refusing to change or accept change ?
Britons are notoriously clingy to nostalgia.
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DirectX said: »
Doesn't NZ have even worse of a little islander mentality than Britain?
The last Prime Minister got elected largely due to a campaign promise of not letting pesky foreigners buy any more property or land.
The last Prime Minister got elected largely due to a campaign promise of not letting pesky foreigners buy any more property or land.
Funnily enough, people don't like it when they're told they can't even live in their own country.
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Ruaumoko said: »
fonewear said: »
Is it a British thing to never let something go ? Clinging to the past refusing to change or accept change ?
Britons are notoriously clingy to nostalgia.
Honestly I don't have a problem with this. Because the older people in England probably don't like the direction the country is going. And the young people tend to not study the history to care. We in America are relatively young for a country...so we tend to change more than other countries.
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Candlejack said: »
fonewear said: »
Ruaumoko said: »
fonewear said: »
Is it a British thing to never let something go ? Clinging to the past refusing to change or accept change ?
Britons are notoriously clingy to nostalgia.
Honestly I don't have a problem with this. Because the older people in England probably don't like the direction the country is going. And the young people tend to not study the history to care. We in America are relatively young for a country...so we tend to change more than other countries.
Well I can't figure you out and I don't think you are old...so explain that ?
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