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I hope this publication is marked all over the cover with the word "altered."
I hope this publication is marked all over the cover with the word "altered."
Change the transcript lets...
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"Blazing Saddles: Recut for the 21st Century!"
^lol mods editting each others posts dont even think about doing it to mine, I see what you're doing
fixtAussieReaper wrote:
^lol slaves editting each others posts dont even think about doing it to mine, I see what you're doing
Kmar will kick my ass the next time I touch his post.
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It's not like it's the first time history is changed to appease certain people ...
My opinion: Get the fuck over it ... to much emotions tbh
My opinion: Get the fuck over it ... to much emotions tbh
Wait behind the line ..............................................................
"I'd rather be called a Nigger than a Slave." - Roger Ebert
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I'd rather be called a kike than a gas chamber cronie too.
Hey, check out Ebert desperately trying to stay relevant.
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lol
If you want a laugh, read his review for Fight Club. It's like he never even watched the movie.
If you want a laugh, read his review for Fight Club. It's like he never even watched the movie.
eh... *shrugs* The dude lost his jaw. Writing is really his only form of communication left.Kmar wrote:
Hey, check out Ebert desperately trying to stay relevant.
ayeKmar wrote:
Have you ever seen a generation of Americans so in love with itself as this one?
nayKmar wrote:
Have you ever seen a generation of Americans so in love with itself as this one?
Webster just needs to add the definition of " nigger " to its dictionary as: "A person of superior physical and athletic conditioning".
This way there is no need to change words in books and it won't confuse people with its use through history.
This way there is no need to change words in books and it won't confuse people with its use through history.
LoL
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I don't think we are in love with ourselves more than any other generation of people. We just have the tools to make it easier and more time to do it (love and indulge ourselves)..Kmar wrote:
Have you ever seen a generation of Americans so in love with itself as this one?
uwot
Do you think you are in the same generation as the professor, Alan Gribben? I'm talking about baby-boomers. Yea, we've got more time to do it, since they've butchered alive the economy with their ineptness.Macbeth wrote:
I don't think we are in love with ourselves more than any other generation of people. We just have the tools to make it easier and more time to do it (love and indulge ourselves)..Kmar wrote:
Have you ever seen a generation of Americans so in love with itself as this one?
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We owe a hella lot to the baby-boom generation. America could have just settled for mediocrity like the WWII and WWI generations were willing to do.Kmar wrote:
Do you think you are in the same generation as the professor, Alan Gribben? I'm talking about baby-boomers. Yea, we've got more time to do it, since they've butchered alive the economy with their ineptness.Macbeth wrote:
I don't think we are in love with ourselves more than any other generation of people. We just have the tools to make it easier and more time to do it (love and indulge ourselves)..Kmar wrote:
Have you ever seen a generation of Americans so in love with itself as this one?
that includes the both of you and me, but i don't agree with this statement.11 Bravo wrote:
ayeKmar wrote:
Have you ever seen a generation of Americans so in love with itself as this one?
im not a baby boomerKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
that includes the both of you and me, but i don't agree with this statement.11 Bravo wrote:
ayeKmar wrote:
Have you ever seen a generation of Americans so in love with itself as this one?
must have interpreted his post wrong. I though kmar was referencing "this current generation"
20-30's aren't really steering the ship today. .. for the most part at least. Most political, social, and business leaders right now are baby boomer's.
but yea, I could have been more specific.
but yea, I could have been more specific.
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