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Posted by St_Andrew on Jun-22-2004 22:12:

quote:
Originally posted by occrider
But don't you also have animal sex movements?


animal sex > no sex at all


Posted by tathi on Jun-24-2004 08:32:

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Originally posted by occrider
Pffft. Thank God all you want. At least our catholic school girls are putting out.

http://news.com.au/common/story_pag...059^421,00.html



good thing your christian alter boys are also putting out


quote:
St_Andrew
animal sex > no sex at all

agree, we aussies go Steve Irwin style


Posted by DaveSZ on Jun-26-2004 10:18:

quote:
Originally posted by St_Andrew


"The youth abstinence movement in the US claims more than 200,000 devotees." - part




That's a complete joke though any way you look at it.

The highest STD rates in the US are in the New Orleans area.




quote:
Originally posted by tathi
thank god i live in australia

edit: pun not intended freudian slip?



The Fundies (let's call them Pharisees) could wise up and take over there too.

:P

It already sounds like they have a leg up in your public schools.


Posted by emander on Jun-26-2004 18:30:

KIds need to say the pledge at school and we need the national anthem at all baseball and football games, period!


Posted by arctic on Jun-26-2004 18:32:

quote:
Originally posted by emander
KIds need to say the pledge at school and we need the national anthem at all baseball and football games, period!


Why?


Posted by emander on Jun-26-2004 18:33:

Because we're in America and you're not!


Posted by arctic on Jun-26-2004 18:37:

quote:
Originally posted by emander
Because we're in America and you're not!


Excellent logic!


Posted by DrUg_Tit0 on Jun-26-2004 19:19:

quote:
Originally posted by emander
Because we're in America and you're not!


Did you ever notice how everything you post is utterly biased, narrow minded, and never backed up at all? From all the posts you had in the political forum, there hasn't been a single one that's longer than a sentence. I really don't like being an ass and complain about the quality of other people's posts, but you make it hard for anyone to care about your opinion.


Posted by tathi on Jun-27-2004 01:25:

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I really don't like being an ass and complain about the quality of other people's posts, but you make it hard for anyone to care about your opinion.

ahh but Tito it's not his opinion. So much for freedom of thought and christianity


Posted by DrUg_Tit0 on Jun-27-2004 12:41:

quote:
Originally posted by tathi
ahh but Tito it's not his opinion. So much for freedom of thought and christianity


Yeah, I guess having an opinion requires at least some intelect.

Btw, I just realized your nick was tathi...I kept thinking all this time that it was tahti.


Posted by emander on Jun-27-2004 15:31:

quote:
Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0
Yeah, I guess having an opinion requires at least some intelect.

Btw, I just realized your nick was tathi...I kept thinking all this time that it was tahti.


Nothing wrong with patriotism. And you're from Croatia? Good news Tito. NATO will probably pull out its forces at the end of the year and you can get back to being good friends with Bosnia. If you don't want to see our forces over there again playing our national anthem then learn to get along with your neighbors.


Posted by arctic on Jun-27-2004 17:46:

quote:
Originally posted by emander
Nothing wrong with patriotism. And you're from Croatia? Good news Tito. NATO will probably pull out its forces at the end of the year and you can get back to being good friends with Bosnia. If you don't want to see our forces over there again playing our national anthem then learn to get along with your neighbors.


Translation: I completely missed the point and failed to understand what DT was implying.

The problem isn't the fact that you support the pledge (I happen to disagree with you, but again, that isn't the issue). The problem is the fact that you appear to be behaving like a troll. Every post you make is nothing more than a delibratley provocative one liner - you never back up what you say - even when challenged. In other words, you clearly aren't willing to debate, which is why I (and apparently others as well) suspect that you're either a banned user in a new alias, or, as mentioned, a troll trying to stir up trouble.


Posted by emander on Jun-27-2004 18:03:

quote:
Originally posted by arctic
Translation: I completely missed the point and failed to understand what DT was implying.

The problem isn't the fact that you support the pledge (I happen to disagree with you, but again, that isn't the issue). The problem is the fact that you appear to be behaving like a troll. Every post you make is nothing more than a delibratley provocative one liner - you never back up what you say - even when challenged. In other words, you clearly aren't willing to debate, which is why I (and apparently others as well) suspect that you're either a banned user in a new alias, or, as mentioned, a troll trying to stir up trouble.


So do they say a pledge of allegiance in Australian schools? Do you play your national anthem at sporting events? We don't particularly need your opinion as to whether we should do so in America. And I don't know why you persist in dising me when others go to the left talking about STDs and animal sex of all things. Unless you believe that's OK since you make no comment about those posts.


Posted by St_Andrew on Jun-27-2004 18:12:

quote:
Originally posted by emander
So do they say a pledge of allegiance in Australian schools? Do you play your national anthem at sporting events? We don't particularly need your opinion as to whether we should do so in America. And I don't know why you persist in dising me when others go to the left talking about STDs and animal sex of all things. Unless you believe that's OK since you make no comment about those posts.


ffs, this is in INTERNATIONAL forum. We try to be a bit open minded here, to share and discuss our opinions and by that hopefully learn something new/learn someone else something new. try it, i think u need it.

if only americans could discuss american issues, there would be no need for this forum. now please get out of here or try to back up your statments / listen to others opinions


Posted by DrUg_Tit0 on Jun-27-2004 18:21:

quote:
Originally posted by emander
Nothing wrong with patriotism. And you're from Croatia? Good news Tito. NATO will probably pull out its forces at the end of the year and you can get back to being good friends with Bosnia. If you don't want to see our forces over there again playing our national anthem then learn to get along with your neighbors.


Ok, let's do this step by step.

1) I never supported Croatian engagement in Bosnia.

2) Croatia currently has pretty good relations with Bosnia, and the only reason NATO forces are there is not because of Bosnian foreign relations but because of its internal instability and the Serbian quasi-state inside the state.

3) NATO forces weren't in Croatia. It was UN forces.

4) I really don't mind having pledge of allegiance at school, as well as I don't mind playing national anthem at some occasions (although I'm admittedly not really fond of the tune). Infact I have never even stated anything against saying the pledge in the entire thread, although I do believe that "under god" shold be thrown out because:

a) It was not there in the first place, it got inserted in 1950's by fundies to make the country seem more opposed to communist atheism.

b) God and religion should be seperated from the state as much as possible.

5) The only reason I complained about your posts is not because I disagree with your opinion, I disagree with opinions of many people. It was because they are idiotic one-liners that are provoking and totally uninteresting.

quote:
So do they say a pledge of allegiance in Australian schools? Do you play your national anthem at sporting events? We don't particularly need your opinion as to whether we should do so in America. And I don't know why you persist in dising me when others go to the left talking about STDs and animal sex of all things. Unless you believe that's OK since you make no comment about those posts.


Have you ever heard of humor? You know, that thing that makes you a miserable failure every time you make an attempt at it?


Posted by arctic on Jun-27-2004 18:41:

First off, how is the above post in any way related to what I said?

quote:
Originally posted by emander
So do they say a pledge of allegiance in Australian schools?


No, we had one but as far as I know it got scrapped.

quote:
Do you play your national anthem at sporting events?


Sometimes, it really depends. At small events, no. At larger events, they often end up scrapping it or another song which isn't our national anthem, but more people know the words to. The national anthem is some crappy old sea-shanty type tune, and since half of the country never really bothers to learn the words to the thing, it makes sense to just scrap it whenever possible.

quote:
We don't particularly need your opinion as to whether we should do so in America.


Great, so stop posting here then.

When there's a thread on Europe, I don't see any Europeans attacking Americans for having an opinion on European politics

quote:
And I don't know why you persist in dising me when others go to the left talking about STDs and animal sex of all things. Unless you believe that's OK since you make no comment about those posts.


And the problem with discussing STDs would be what? Last time I checked AIDS was fast becoming a glabal epidemic - and as such it's worthy of discussion. As dor animal sex, believe it or not, there actually have been some serious arguments over whether it should be illegial or not and whether animals can give informed consent.

But yeah, I do think that discussing STDs and animal sex is perfectly okay.


Posted by emander on Jun-27-2004 18:58:

I give. Go back to talking about animal sex and don't worry about me adding any more to this thread. Sorry I interrupted your intellectual debates.


Posted by TuanAnh213 on Jun-27-2004 19:28:

emander = smokeape the 2nd

except he's got an attitude

watch out for this one

notice they're both dumb southern hicks?


Posted by TuanAnh213 on Jun-27-2004 19:30:

quote:
Originally posted by emander
I give. Go back to talking about animal sex and don't worry about me adding any more to this thread. Sorry I interrupted your intellectual debates.


dude you live in alabama...animal sex is a national pasttime in that entire section of the country


Posted by tathi on Jun-27-2004 21:17:

quote:
Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0
Btw, I just realized your nick was tathi...I kept thinking all this time that it was tahti.

hah, yoepus has also been calling me tahti for the last year,


Posted by St_Andrew on Jun-27-2004 22:00:

quote:
Originally posted by tathi
hah, yoepus has also been calling me tahti for the last year,


i thought you were tahiti for a long time... lol i suck most


Posted by tathi on Jun-28-2004 08:15:

new topic:

why do people assimilate words like this?

i know i've got a big problem with quickly skimming / speed reading and sometimes misconstruing words / sentences. i'm just damn impatient !

Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at an Elingsh uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer
in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoetnt tihng is
taht frist and lsat ltteer is at the rghit pclae. The rset can be a
toatl mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae we
do not raed ervey lteter by it slef but the wrod as a wlohe.


Posted by DrUg_Tit0 on Jun-28-2004 10:53:

quote:
Originally posted by tathi
new topic:

why do people assimilate words like this?

i know i've got a big problem with quickly skimming / speed reading and sometimes misconstruing words / sentences. i'm just damn impatient !

Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at an Elingsh uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer
in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoetnt tihng is
taht frist and lsat ltteer is at the rghit pclae. The rset can be a
toatl mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae we
do not raed ervey lteter by it slef but the wrod as a wlohe.


Interesting, the only word I couldn't decipher instantly was "iprmoetnt", and that's the only one you've misspelled it with an e instead of a. And change your nick to tahti, now I keep getting confused when I see tathi


Posted by tathi on Jun-28-2004 11:02:

lol i didn't write that, i also got stuck on iprmoetnt i thought it said impotent

i've been practicing speed reading lately, it's awesome

it's funny how when you finally realised my nick is differnet you get confused, subconsciously you are thinking tahiti or whatever and consciouly you think wtf thats wrong


Posted by St_Andrew on Jun-28-2004 16:13:

quote:
Originally posted by tathi
new topic:

why do people assimilate words like this?

i know i've got a big problem with quickly skimming / speed reading and sometimes misconstruing words / sentences. i'm just damn impatient !


i got the same problem... probably worse if i read a word a bit (or much) wrong first time, i will read it in the wrong way until someone tells me otherwise. sometimes it is really embarasing :S sometimes i also misses some known words that i have seen many times before and mess up texts and so :S donno if it is that i am impatiant or if it is some kind of light dyslexia


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