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First they are buddies with Pakistan who actually harboured and helped Al Qaeda who shamed the US. Then Bush ridicules the 9/11 committee findings about the nonexistent Saddam - Al Qaeda ties because he doesn't have proof of it and they couldn't find proof of it. Then Chris Columbus makes a Harry Potter movie that couldn't have been farther from the book.
Is this the "American Dream"? Is it going to get over anytime soon?
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Yes honeybee, the US is evil, as are all Americans. It's all conspiracy to take your money, oil and women.
Ulan Bator is not even a real place like London and Disneyworld ...
I get the same cigarettes as you do at prices so low you won't even have a denomination for them.Quote:
Originally posted by Wally Pipp
Ulan Bator is not even a real place like London and Disneyworld ...
what, lower than € 0 (because I don't buy cigarettes)? :impressed:
:tryingtosaveface:
Uhm... yeah... they pay me those € things to smoke...
*** pakistanQuote:
Originally posted by honeybee
First they are buddies with Pakistan who actually harboured and helped Al Qaeda who shamed the US. Then Bush ridicules the 9/11 committee findings about the nonexistent Saddam - Al Qaeda ties because he doesn't have proof of it and they couldn't find proof of it. Then Chris Columbus makes a Harry Potter movie that couldn't have been farther from the book.
Is this the "American Dream"? Is it going to get over anytime soon?
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and hairy potter they are not our allies.
Actually the harry potter movie went with the book, though they may have made some cuts here and there for time.Quote:
Originally posted by honeybee
First they are buddies with Pakistan who actually harboured and helped Al Qaeda who shamed the US. Then Bush ridicules the 9/11 committee findings about the nonexistent Saddam - Al Qaeda ties because he doesn't have proof of it and they couldn't find proof of it. Then Chris Columbus makes a Harry Potter movie that couldn't have been farther from the book.
Is this the "American Dream"? Is it going to get over anytime soon?
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Sorry, just pissing myself laughing at this.... with all that's going on in the world, you're worried about Harry potter? :pQuote:
Originally posted by honeybee
First they are buddies with Pakistan who actually harboured and helped Al Qaeda who shamed the US. Then Bush ridicules the 9/11 committee findings about the nonexistent Saddam - Al Qaeda ties because he doesn't have proof of it and they couldn't find proof of it. Then Chris Columbus makes a Harry Potter movie that couldn't have been farther from the book.
Is this the "American Dream"? Is it going to get over anytime soon?
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Sure America has some things wrong with it at present, but it also has a lot of things right with it. No country is perfect. I could point to India and note that the caste system still seems to be in existence, that your young girls from poor families are farmed out as prostitutes, and don't even get me started on Bollywood :p
Apparently, you have read the memo Bush sent out to all americans!Quote:
Originally posted by mendhak
Yes honeybee, the US is evil, as are all Americans. It's all conspiracy to take your money, oil and women.
ixna on the emoma!!Quote:
Originally posted by Memnoch1207
Apparently, you have read the memo Bush sent out to all americans!
its time we bomb Belgium for not handing over enough chocolate. Who's with me :D
Everything's wrong with the US except McDonalds
You're only allies are MacDonalds and any other company that can manage to make you fatter bastards than you already are.Quote:
Originally posted by CORONA BEER
*** pakistan
and hairy potter they are not our allies.
DO NOT GOTO REALITY :mad:
Go volunteer for a suicide bombing.Quote:
Originally posted by chenko
You're only allies are MacDonalds and any other company that can manage to make you fatter bastards than you already are.
Kind of lacking in your own slackness
qweer
You are an idiot and you make no sense, are you from Europe?Quote:
Oh good, the discourse is entering into rare territory.:sick:
It's always a shock to me when we resort to name calling!
You ****ing *******s! :D
It will be over as soon as you get over it bro.Quote:
Originally posted by honeybee
Is this the "American Dream"? Is it going to get over anytime soon?
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It could have been farther from the book if it had been called "john smith and the ice cream cone"Quote:
Originally posted by honeybee
Then Chris Columbus makes a Harry Potter movie that couldn't have been farther from the book.
Well, by mentioning Harry Potter, I was just wondering if that's typical of an American. Taking liberties is fine to a certain limit, but when you start distorting the scenes in the book just because you have to make a 90-minute movie out of it, I just can't understand why should one bother with the movie and why not pick up and read the book? Just after ten minutes of watching the movie, I told my brother it sucked and I wanted to get out of the hall by interval. Was the book converted into a movie because people in the US don't read books? I guess the locations also were changed and Harry and other characters appeared more American than British.Quote:
Originally posted by Ex-FB
Sorry, just pissing myself laughing at this.... with all that's going on in the world, you're worried about Harry potter? :p
Sure America has some things wrong with it at present, but it also has a lot of things right with it. No country is perfect. I could point to India and note that the caste system still seems to be in existence, that your young girls from poor families are farmed out as prostitutes, and don't even get me started on Bollywood :p
Bollywood? I am with you on that. That's one big shame on our country.
Yes, no country is perfect, but I doubt if any other country claims to be.
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It must suck to be so bitter and hateful. What a waste of your time.
Well hb has finally proven he is full of ****!Quote:
Originally posted by demotivater
It must suck to be so bitter and hateful. What a waste of your time.
Don't see how ANYONE here can take him seriously anymore after that load of crap.
I agree...Basing your opinion of an entire country on the actions of a select few who make dumb decisions.
And getting riled up over Harry Potter! man you gotta get out more!
Er, I might be mistaken here.... but weren't the Harry potter movies shot in Britain.... :sick:Quote:
Originally posted by honeybee
Well, by mentioning Harry Potter, I was just wondering if that's typical of an American. Taking liberties is fine to a certain limit, but when you start distorting the scenes in the book just because you have to make a 90-minute movie out of it, I just can't understand why should one bother with the movie and why not pick up and read the book? Just after ten minutes of watching the movie, I told my brother it sucked and I wanted to get out of the hall by interval. Was the book converted into a movie because people in the US don't read books? I guess the locations also were changed and Harry and other characters appeared more American than British.
Bollywood? I am with you on that. That's one big shame on our country.
Yes, no country is perfect, but I doubt if any other country claims to be.
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With actual true to life Brits playing the parts as well. I think even the owl's, frogs, and snakes were British to. The cars were definitely British. :lol:Quote:
Originally posted by Ex-FB
Er, I might be mistaken here.... but weren't the Harry potter movies shot in Britain.... :sick:
Harry Potter should've been shot, that part is at least true ...
I liked the films :D
It is extremely low to complain about the US movie industry when you have the shame of bollywood :lol: :lol:
Well in the fourth book they compete against some German school or some such don't they? So they'll get a chance to have some foreigners in there.... :p
Al-Queda didn't shame the US!!!...Quote:
Originally posted by honeybee
First they are buddies with Pakistan who actually harboured and helped Al Qaeda who shamed the US.
They shamed themselves by murdering 2500+ innocent people.
Agreed, I'd go as far as to say they shamed the whole Muslim world by performing such a dastardly deed in the name of Allah.Quote:
Originally posted by Memnoch1207
Al-Queda didn't shame the US!!!...
They shamed themselves by murdering 2500+ innocent people.
They didnt same anyone, they showed the remarkable resilience of the economy.
and they showed there low-tech advances in technology by crashing planes into skyscrapers.
Er, not trying to belittle the events of 11th Spetember 2001 and, but why should it crash the economy. Like I say, it's still a massive tragedy, but one that a nation of almost 300 million people should be able to weather no problem. 3,000 people die every two days in the US from cancer.... Sorry, horrific though the event was, it should really be no more than a blip on the countries economy. I realise there is a knock on effect with travel etc. but at the end of the day this is counteracted by patriotic buying. :sick:Quote:
Originally posted by CORONA BEER
They didnt same anyone, they showed the remarkable resilience of the economy.
and they showed there low-tech advances in technology by crashing planes into skyscrapers.
wow, is that the only thing you watch during your free time?Quote:
Originally posted by honeybee
he doesn't have proof of it and they couldn't find proof of it. Then Chris Columbus makes a Harry Potter movie that couldn't have been farther from the book.
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me heard that they are finally making good lesbian movies in India..
Maybe the shock that such things could happen in the US itself? There are other countries suffering much worse on account of terrorism. None of them has isolated itself so well from the world as the US. That's why I said the Al Qaeda shamed the US. It's a shame that the nation which calls itself the most powerful on earth has to feel so insecure.Quote:
Originally posted by Ex-FB
Er, not trying to belittle the events of 11th Spetember 2001 and, but why should it crash the economy. Like I say, it's still a massive tragedy, but one that a nation of almost 300 million people should be able to weather no problem. 3,000 people die every two days in the US from cancer.... Sorry, horrific though the event was, it should really be no more than a blip on the countries economy. I realise there is a knock on effect with travel etc. but at the end of the day this is counteracted by patriotic buying. :sick:
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Lesbian movies? I guess there have been about two or three so far, but I don't want to spend money on the tickets just yet. Let me ensure you don't feature into any of them before I buy the tickets :pQuote:
Originally posted by OrdinaryGuy
wow, is that the only thing you watch during your free time?
me heard that they are finally making good lesbian movies in India..
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America isnt used to it. All nations fight terrorism (look at Israel) its just America can do more damage. They are reacting in no strange way and they are no different to other nations.
Maybe its time to stop thinking America is any different and bare in mind it is larger and has a larger military ability. I am certain most countries attacked by terrorists throw allot of their military resources into fighting it. You also have to remember this is one of those few cases where the terrorists arent bordering America and are attacking it for no real goals other than to destroy and damage the country itself. :)