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11 Bravo wrote:

SEREMAKER wrote:

you were watching the history channel

yep..never knew half that shit tbh.

its interesting

Nature programmes are better.

Though I have neither now just having freeview.

SEREMAKER wrote:

11 Bravo wrote:

SEREMAKER wrote:

its interesting

and youre one of them lulz

I wouldn't talk being from cincinnati

eh?

ya man i aint from cincinasty

SEREMAKER wrote:

thats even worse


should have stuck with cincinnati

nah dude cleveland is german and italians.....not scotts like cammrob and finray.  i win.

cincy is germans and irish.. then the hillbillies invaded

Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:

@nukchebi0 yeah, true dat.


thanks ya euros

and all the fine, cultured parts of america come from european heritage, as well

what's yer point?

racial tensions fucked cincinnati.. shit sux, when you go downtown you have to be cautious to get shot/robbed. when you see hillbillies you just have to be cautious not to laugh

Uzique wrote:

Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:

@nukchebi0 yeah, true dat.


thanks ya euros

and all the fine, cultured parts of america come from european heritage, as well

what's yer point?

damn scots, they ruined scotland

my mom didnt get here until the mid 1960's and father was given political assylum after the carter administration left the somoza regime out to dry in 1979

mek get a history lesson, dude. the whole 'classical' ideal has been copied from ancient rome, and then later from classic greece and has been seen as the 'standard' of beauty right through the classical-era up until the advent of modernism-- at which point europe was still the leading taste-maker in terms of architecture, fine art and whatnot anyway. the point isn't who 'invented' the standard of taste, the point is the pervasive influence that they do command (for whatever reason)- america copied europe's approach and reinvented and reused many european architectural and art movements, e.g. the american gothic that is present in lots of manhattan's skyscrapers. america had a different take on 'modernism' during their own era of city-building but it took a lot from the european principles... big names like le corbusier.

basically stop with your cynical bullshit in every thread and just face that the founding principles of america's culture and architecture was based in european classicism. of course it was 'their take' but the whole 'city on a hill' thing and the layout of major cities like washington d.c. is just a neo-classical project. america is not a 'foreign culture' so you really don't have a point... we're all in the same boat and all conforming to the same standards of beauty and accomplishment.

Last edited by Uzique (2010-07-02 09:16:19)

Uzique wrote:

mek get a history lesson, dude. the whole 'classical' ideal has been copied from ancient rome, and then later from classic greece and has been seen as the 'standard' of beauty right through the classical-era up until the advent of modernism-- at which point europe was still the leading taste-maker in terms of architecture, fine art and whatnot anyway. the point isn't who 'invented' the standard of taste, the point is the pervasive influence that they do command (for whatever reason)- america copied europe's approach and reinvented and reused many european architectural and art movements, e.g. the american gothic that is present in lots of manhattan's skyscrapers. america had a different take on 'modernism' during their own era of city-building but it took a lot from the european principles... big names like le corbusier.

basically stop with your cynical bullshit in every thread and just face that the founding principles of america's culture and architecture was based in european classicism. of course it was 'their take' but the whole 'city on a hill' thing and the layout of major cities like washington d.c. is just a neo-classical project. america is not a 'foreign culture' so you really don't have a point... we're all in the same boat and all conforming to the same standards of beauty and accomplishment.

pretty much right, except wasnt classical greece before ancient rome.

adam and eve tbh