Is it true that the 101st airborne division actually cooked an Iraqi baby they had accidentally killed and ate it for lunch?Lotta_Drool wrote:
That is because your posts are shorter than usual.CameronPoe wrote:
There isn't enough groundlessness in this thread.
I want my baby back baby back baby back..... RIBs.CameronPoe wrote:
Is it true that the 101st airborne division actually cooked an Iraqi baby they had accidentally killed and ate it for lunch?Lotta_Drool wrote:
That is because your posts are shorter than usual.CameronPoe wrote:
There isn't enough groundlessness in this thread.
This is a sure sign that the lack of Pork in that country is messing up their diet and causing side effects. The other white meat, mmmm.
Ooh, I remembered another thing. What's the US curriculum on geography like?
-kon
-kon
I am Anti-American, because I'm Anti-stupid.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Calling our Congress liberal shows that you are Anti-American and have no concept of a balanced political spectrum. It also is evidence of your appeasement to like-minded dullards.lowing wrote:
Well thanks to our liberal congress, you probably could get away with it.d4rkst4r wrote:
I ain't afraid to say it, your country sucks, and everything it's stands for currently makes me want to vomit on your Bill of Rights.
"you know life is what we make it, and a chance is like a picture, it'd be nice if you just take it"
Flopping heads all full of lies.d4rkst4r wrote:
I am Anti-American, because I'm Anti-stupid.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Calling our Congress liberal shows that you are Anti-American and have no concept of a balanced political spectrum. It also is evidence of your appeasement to like-minded dullards.lowing wrote:
Well thanks to our liberal congress, you probably could get away with it.
Yes because it's so intelligent to hate a country of 300 million people.d4rkst4r wrote:
I am Anti-American, because I'm Anti-stupid.
Suck it up, haters, America isn't over
That is not true, I have respect for a balanced political spectrum......................... a blance of Republican and Libertarian ideologies.................KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Calling our Congress liberal shows that you are Anti-American and have no concept of a balanced political spectrum. It also is evidence of your appeasement to like-minded dullards.lowing wrote:
Well thanks to our liberal congress, you probably could get away with it.d4rkst4r wrote:
I ain't afraid to say it, your country sucks, and everything it's stands for currently makes me want to vomit on your Bill of Rights.
And I called our congress liberal because that is what it is mostly made up of.......Didn't mean to insult you...I forgot liberals hate being liberals.
Apparently you believe everything you see on the internet.konfusion wrote:
Ooh, I remembered another thing. What's the US curriculum on geography like?
-kon
Yea, I agree. I guess it's easier just to ignore things instead of trying to argue against it. Whatever though, America pretty much is the best country in the world. I'm biased though.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Paranoid delusions at all?ThaReaper wrote:
Everywhere I ago people are bashing America.The problem with that is that, with a lot of the topics that are discussed here, Americas role in the issue is at the heart of the issue.ThaReaper wrote:
Maybe people should just stick to the topic instead of just saying stuff about America. I never say anything about any other countries (excluding Iraq) and I want the same. Why can't people just stick to topics and not go into the "It's Americas' fault" and whatnot.
This is only because America is the worlds only superpower.
It was the same with the UK when we owned half the planet - everything that ever went wrong was all our fault - and some things that happen now-a-days, in places we used to own, still get blamed on us.
When you've got the biggest boots, you end up stepping on the most toes.
No, I lived there for 3 years. When you assume... you know how it goes.SoC./Omega wrote:
Apparently you believe everything you see on the internet.konfusion wrote:
Ooh, I remembered another thing. What's the US curriculum on geography like?
-kon
I know plenty of Americans who don't know that there is a Paris outside of Texas. I moved before I got to 7th grade, so I was (seriously) wondering what the geography curriculum is like - because I think that Americans learn a lot more about national than international geography. I mean, I knew the capitals of each state, and could label them all in 5th grade or maybe even fourth, and I think so could most of my class. Where did that go wrong?
-kon
World geo (at my school) Is sophomore year, and I knew most countries before that.konfusion wrote:
No, I lived there for 3 years. When you assume... you know how it goes.SoC./Omega wrote:
Apparently you believe everything you see on the internet.konfusion wrote:
Ooh, I remembered another thing. What's the US curriculum on geography like?
-kon
I know plenty of Americans who don't know that there is a Paris outside of Texas. I moved before I got to 7th grade, so I was (seriously) wondering what the geography curriculum is like - because I think that Americans learn a lot more about national than international geography. I mean, I knew the capitals of each state, and could label them all in 5th grade or maybe even fourth, and I think so could most of my class. Where did that go wrong?
-kon
Americans are very well educated....
oh yay, this argument again!Fred[OZ75] wrote:
Americans are very well educated....
great, you found two videos. do you know how many threads on this site ALONE have been made about them?Fred[OZ75] wrote:
Americans are very well educated....
you generalize a nation, based on youtube content.
come here buddy, i have a bridge to sell you
as soon as I can I'm going to london and interviewing hundreds of people just to post the idiots on the internet.cowami wrote:
oh yay, this argument again!Fred[OZ75] wrote:
Americans are very well educated....
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ … _confusionMiggle wrote:
as soon as I can I'm going to london and interviewing hundreds of people just to post the idiots on the internet.cowami wrote:
oh yay, this argument again!Fred[OZ75] wrote:
Americans are very well educated....
but i digress, this is meant to be anti-american
Already been done.....
So I have a question for Lt._Jensen.
Was Virginia a part of Europe before 1776?
Was Virginia a part of Europe before 1776?
Wasn't Virginia the state that was named after the Virgin Queen? I'd go with yes... Mind you, I took this like...10-12 years ago, so it's a bit hazy...nukchebi0 wrote:
So I have a question for Lt._Jensen.
Was Virginia a part of Europe before 1776?
-kon
The point was a territory's location has nothing to do with political bonds and everything to do with geographical ones.
Stupid britsFred[OZ75] wrote:
Already been done.....
New England, Africa and India all used to be part of the british kingdom, but that didn't make them part of europe, did it?Lieutenant_Jensen wrote:
Greenland is in Europe, lol.Mek-Stizzle wrote:
Damned lies.CameronPoe wrote:
Greenland ain't in AMerica.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_America
You tell me that Greenland isn't highlighted in green. TELL ME BITCH.
I'm right you're wrong, your turn to buy me a pint
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America_%28continent%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America_%28continent%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America_%2 … ntinent%29
It's under the kingdom of Denmark, which is in Europe.
kthxbi.
see where i'm going here?
yeah but they don't count because math is hard.cowami wrote:
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ … _confusionMiggle wrote:
as soon as I can I'm going to london and interviewing hundreds of people just to post the idiots on the internet.cowami wrote:
oh yay, this argument again!
but i digress, this is meant to be anti-american
As I pointed out.
