If you sprinkle them with maple syrup.Cybargs wrote:
can mooses even be mods?Ultrafunkula wrote:
We have Canadian mods?.Sup wrote:
Canadian mods ban for posting "lol"
War Man, I doubt you're even old enough to remember the politics of the Clinton years.War Man wrote:
Yep, Bush may have been meh but he was a decent President. The Clintons are even better than Obama, although I'd still take Bush over Clinton.burnzz wrote:
and Bush nearly took a couple of shoes to the face, amirite?War Man wrote:
Obama is a pussy, pussies can't take such things. At least Bush could take criticism and insults unlike Obama
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A Møøse once bit my sister...mtb0minime wrote:
If you sprinkle them with maple syrup.Cybargs wrote:
can mooses even be mods?Ultrafunkula wrote:
We have Canadian mods?
No, but my parents remember.Ty wrote:
War Man, I doubt you're even old enough to remember the politics of the Clinton years.War Man wrote:
Yep, Bush may have been meh but he was a decent President. The Clintons are even better than Obama, although I'd still take Bush over Clinton.burnzz wrote:
and Bush nearly took a couple of shoes to the face, amirite?
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
We lost two buildings, they lost two countries.Sisco wrote:
Reading through here, the Terrorrists cleary won. You´re way of life, gone.
Might wanna send Osama a card to let him know he can stop with the threat shit now.
I think we're doing better than Shiek Osama bin Hidin'
Lol. Pretty much sums up 75% of DST right here.War Man wrote:
No, but my parents remember.Ty wrote:
War Man, I doubt you're even old enough to remember the politics of the Clinton years.War Man wrote:
Yep, Bush may have been meh but he was a decent President. The Clintons are even better than Obama, although I'd still take Bush over Clinton.
D&ST: Just like EE, but we use more bigger words, don'tchaknow.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Lol. Pretty much sums up 75% of DST right here.
Stop adopting your parents' views on politics then. Unless they continue to support you throughout your adult life, (and hey, they might,) you're in a completely different socio-economic situation to them and you'll find that their politics won't necessarily suit you. Don't just blindly follow one side because "you always have, and my parents did before me" and quote dinner table political discusions between mum and dad to make yourself look politically informed. I'm not saying you should immediately start leaning one way or the other I'm just saying you should make up your own damn mind instead of blindly following. Too many people do that already.War Man wrote:
No, but my parents remember.Ty wrote:
War Man, I doubt you're even old enough to remember the politics of the Clinton years.War Man wrote:
Yep, Bush may have been meh but he was a decent President. The Clintons are even better than Obama, although I'd still take Bush over Clinton.
[Blinking eyes thing]
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What if I made up my mind that my parents are right mostly when it comes to politics?Ty wrote:
Stop adopting your parents' views on politics then. Unless they continue to support you throughout your adult life, (and hey, they might,) you're in a completely different socio-economic situation to them and you'll find that their politics won't necessarily suit you. Don't just blindly follow one side because "you always have, and my parents did before me" and quote dinner table political discusions between mum and dad to make yourself look politically informed. I'm not saying you should immediately start leaning one way or the other I'm just saying you should make up your own damn mind instead of blindly following. Too many people do that already.War Man wrote:
No, but my parents remember.Ty wrote:
War Man, I doubt you're even old enough to remember the politics of the Clinton years.
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
Well I'll leave that up to you 'cause only you can know that. If you really truly think that your parents' political beliefs are right for you personally and you're not just following because it saves you from actually having to think then more power to you. It makes you no different from the vast majority of people who always vote a cartain way for no other reason than "I always have" and believe everything they're spoon-fed by their side of the story because it doesn't chellenge their pre-concieved opinions.
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Why'd you edit the last part saying "no one agrees with their parents 100%", 'course I don't always agree 100%. Also, has it occurred to you that I think the same way about you?Ty wrote:
Well I'll leave that up to you 'cause only you can know that. If you really truly think that your parents' political beliefs are right for you personally and you're not just following because it saves you from actually having to think then more power to you. It makes you no different from the vast majority of people who always vote a cartain way for no other reason than "I always have" and believe everything they're spoon-fed by their side of the story because it doesn't chellenge their pre-concieved opinions.
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
Not really, considering my political opinions don't mirror my parents'. In my household in the last NZ election my mum voted far left, my sister voted left and my dad voted far right. I voted centre right myself because the left Government of the time, which I had voted for last time, had started getting complacent, lazy and started being too overbearing. A political discusion with my folks is never a bitch-session about whatever policy we all disagree with it's generally a no-hold-barred bitch session at why the other person's opinions are wrong. Suffice to say we don't talk politics much any more.
But you weren't to know that. If you were wondering how I came to my conclusion about you it's because everything I read from you on politics does seem like it's regurgitated from someone else. You have strong opinions that don't stem from any source, you don't even back them up yourself, you just state them. Given your reletively young age and the fact that your political opinions don't necessarily relect this (youth in general lean left and when they don't they are marginal, not to mention the fact that when choosing out of the last three administrations you'd staunchly pick the one that made the worst advances with youth,) I simply drew the conclusion that your family is politically one-sided, (which isn't a bad thing, use my previous example of my family to prove this,) right-wing type family, (again, nothing wrong with this,) and this is where you get your political insights. It's not a criticism so much as a character judgement. I feel if you're going to your voice political opinions you should at least believe in them. This brings me back to the posts I read from you on your political opinions: They don't seem like yours.
If you want to continue this discussion I suggest we move it to PMs as I've succeeded in completely clusterfucking this thread.
But you weren't to know that. If you were wondering how I came to my conclusion about you it's because everything I read from you on politics does seem like it's regurgitated from someone else. You have strong opinions that don't stem from any source, you don't even back them up yourself, you just state them. Given your reletively young age and the fact that your political opinions don't necessarily relect this (youth in general lean left and when they don't they are marginal, not to mention the fact that when choosing out of the last three administrations you'd staunchly pick the one that made the worst advances with youth,) I simply drew the conclusion that your family is politically one-sided, (which isn't a bad thing, use my previous example of my family to prove this,) right-wing type family, (again, nothing wrong with this,) and this is where you get your political insights. It's not a criticism so much as a character judgement. I feel if you're going to your voice political opinions you should at least believe in them. This brings me back to the posts I read from you on your political opinions: They don't seem like yours.
If you want to continue this discussion I suggest we move it to PMs as I've succeeded in completely clusterfucking this thread.
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Or xfire/steamTy wrote:
Not really, considering my political opinions don't mirror my parents'. In my household in the last NZ election my mum voted far left, my sister voted left and my dad voted far right. I voted centre right myself because the left Government of the time, which I had voted for last time, had started getting complacent, lazy and started being too overbearing. A political discusion with my folks is never a bitch-session about whatever policy we all disagree with it's generally a no-hold-barred bitch session at why the other person's opinions are wrong. Suffice to say we don't talk politics much any more.
But you weren't to know that. If you were wondering how I came to my conclusion about you it's because everything I read from you on politics does seem like it's regurgitated from someone else. You have strong opinions that don't stem from any source, you don't even back them up yourself, you just state them. Given your reletively young age and the fact that your political opinions don't necessarily relect this (youth in general lean left and when they don't they are marginal, not to mention the fact that when choosing out of the last three administrations you'd staunchly pick the one that made the worst advances with youth,) I simply drew the conclusion that your family is politically one-sided, (which isn't a bad thing, use my previous example of my family to prove this,) right-wing type family, (again, nothing wrong with this,) and this is where you get your political insights. It's not a criticism so much as a character judgement. I feel if you're going to your voice political opinions you should at least believe in them. This brings me back to the posts I read from you on your political opinions: They don't seem like yours.
If you want to continue this discussion I suggest we move it to PMs as I've succeeded in completely clusterfucking this thread.
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The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
how old are you?Ty wrote:
Stop adopting your parents' views on politics then. Unless they continue to support you throughout your adult life, (and hey, they might,) you're in a completely different socio-economic situation to them and you'll find that their politics won't necessarily suit you. Don't just blindly follow one side because "you always have, and my parents did before me" and quote dinner table political discusions between mum and dad to make yourself look politically informed. I'm not saying you should immediately start leaning one way or the other I'm just saying you should make up your own damn mind instead of blindly following. Too many people do that already.War Man wrote:
No, but my parents remember.Ty wrote:
War Man, I doubt you're even old enough to remember the politics of the Clinton years.
and wow kids going opposite of the parents....not exactly original
No realli! She was Karving her initials on the møøseAussieReaper wrote:
A Møøse once bit my sister...
with the sharpened end of an interspace tøøthbrush given
her by Svenge - her brother-in-law - an Oslo dentist and
star of many Norwegian møvies: "The Høt Hands of an Oslo
Dentist", "Fillings of Passion", "The Huge Mølars of Horst
Nordfink".
Mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretty nasti...
Wi nøt trei a høliday in Sweden this yer?
hippie gen lol11 Bravo wrote:
how old are you?Ty wrote:
Stop adopting your parents' views on politics then. Unless they continue to support you throughout your adult life, (and hey, they might,) you're in a completely different socio-economic situation to them and you'll find that their politics won't necessarily suit you. Don't just blindly follow one side because "you always have, and my parents did before me" and quote dinner table political discusions between mum and dad to make yourself look politically informed. I'm not saying you should immediately start leaning one way or the other I'm just saying you should make up your own damn mind instead of blindly following. Too many people do that already.War Man wrote:
No, but my parents remember.
and wow kids going opposite of the parents....not exactly original
isnt warman 12?
Tu Stultus Es
17, I was 12 when I registered.eleven bravo wrote:
isnt warman 12?
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
some things don't change, eh Warman?War Man wrote:
17, I was 12 when I registered.eleven bravo wrote:
isnt warman 12?
So technically speaking you are not actually a war manWar Man wrote:
17, I was 12 when I registered.eleven bravo wrote:
isnt warman 12?
Amirite?
You're so dumb is actually pains me.War Man wrote:
What if I made up my mind that my parents are right mostly when it comes to politics?Ty wrote:
Stop adopting your parents' views on politics then. Unless they continue to support you throughout your adult life, (and hey, they might,) you're in a completely different socio-economic situation to them and you'll find that their politics won't necessarily suit you. Don't just blindly follow one side because "you always have, and my parents did before me" and quote dinner table political discusions between mum and dad to make yourself look politically informed. I'm not saying you should immediately start leaning one way or the other I'm just saying you should make up your own damn mind instead of blindly following. Too many people do that already.War Man wrote:
No, but my parents remember.
ONLY IN AMERICA!!
that's right..
that's right..
If there was one country on earth I wouldn't mind being banned from for life it would be...
Spoiler (highlight to read):
Chad
Spoiler (highlight to read):
Chad
or niger
whole of africa for me11 Bravo wrote:
or niger