Thread: I think I think too much

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    You guys forget that France was and still is one of your biggest allies. Who gave you the Statue of Liberty?

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    What about the Statue? Did that beat the Germans into submission in WWII or did the US army keep Hitler from ........ing on your really ugly metal tower?
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    they gave us a flame in return actually. its right next to where princess diana died (i discovered on a drunk ramble across town the other night) and its sponsored by loads of yankee companies like Hewlett packard and such. o_O

    and as i previously said, who pwn3d the englis hduring the American revolution? hrm? and what monument do you have hat are worth it? mount ruhsmoore? yay ugly people in rocks!
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    Alright. You can make fun of a man's ugly metal tower. You can make fun of a man's feminine style of playing tennis. But making fun of a man's ugly rock? You don't ever, make fun, of a man's ugly rock. That's just wrong. What's the matter with you?

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    why not? imagine someone official comes along and says, hey were taking you tax money to carve some munter in the side of a mountain! what other 'monuments' has your country got exactly?
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    Lincoln, Washington (quite a few of ex-Presidents), Vietnam, WWII (quite new), and probably a couple of others. And that's just Washington D.C.

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    i mean BIG monuments, most first world countries have all that schnazz
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    If you're talking Rushmore-style BIG I don't think I can think of any. Rushmore is pretty unique and I don't think it's even really considered a monument.

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    well not rushmoore big, but anything unique excluding war memorials and presidents statues

    actually, who cares?
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    Not me. Hey speaking of politics (we kind of were), anybody ever notice the political parallel in computer companies?

    Windows, DOS, Microsoft- Conservative (more for the OS rights than user rights)
    *Nix, Open Source Communites - Liberal (more for the user rights than OS rights)
    Macintosh, Apple, etc. - Green Party (some good ideas, but who wants to throw their vote away?)

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    Quote Originally Posted by sean_mackrory
    Not me. Hey speaking of politics (we kind of were), anybody ever notice the political parallel in computer companies?

    Windows, DOS, Microsoft- Conservative (more for the OS rights than user rights)
    *Nix, Open Source Communites - Liberal (more for the user rights than OS rights)
    Macintosh, Apple, etc. - Green Party (some good ideas, but who wants to throw their vote away?)
    didnt notice that! but its so true...
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    yeh, what is it with beards in the OSS community? they all look like ageing hippies
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