if you had to pick between a lebanese with a nice teez who likes to get on her knees and one who doesnt but with plastic surgery, which would you choose?
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No you didn't hit the nerve. It takes time to do that.
We're in NATW, you'll find many lame things, Canardo.
You asked for it, and I already explained it to you, If your women are the ones who do get on their knees doesn't mean all women around the world do that.
It's not the first time you put such a stupid comment about Lebanese women. It's good thing you found my reply soo lame. This way you would keep your dickarm out of the keyboard and not turn into an imbecile. Who is here with his dictionary between his arms.
And I promise to take some courses in "general communication". Wouldn't be a bad idea.
We're in NATW, you'll find many lame things, Canardo.
You asked for it, and I already explained it to you, If your women are the ones who do get on their knees doesn't mean all women around the world do that.
It's not the first time you put such a stupid comment about Lebanese women. It's good thing you found my reply soo lame. This way you would keep your dickarm out of the keyboard and not turn into an imbecile. Who is here with his dictionary between his arms.
And I promise to take some courses in "general communication". Wouldn't be a bad idea.
Pure poetry, man.
And just for the record, Lebanese women would never go down on her knees
.... thats a fact.
If your women (though I don't know) where you come from, do make it on their knees, our women don't.
.... thats a fact.If your women (though I don't know) where you come from, do make it on their knees, our women don't.
That is my contribution for tonight. Gordon Ramsey is less boring than Juventuz.
Oh, blame Congress. Not that they don't play a role, but that's bureaucratic convenience at its finest.
One of my biggest complaints about Americans is that we live in a representative government, elect people in office (well, sometimes it actually gets counted), and then blame our elected officials with 100% liability when hindsight shit happens and stuff gets f*cked up. It's just more of that us vs. them bullcrap mentality, when the truth is -- we are them. That's the whole frigging point of a representative democracy.
People will bitch and moan about their tax burden and refuse to support certain infrastructure investments through their congressmen, and then when the bridges and levies start collapsing it's all Congress' fault. Not that Congress shouldn't be impaled on spikes and spit at on a regular basis, but it's far too convenient and clean for a voting public to shirk all personal responsibility and roles for any of it. It's a complete cop out. It's a bit of the old saying, "You get the government you deserve." (Far less true in Darfur, of course, but much less of an excuse in the U.S.)
Katrina may have screwed over hundreds of thousands of people who were let down by their local, state, and federal governments. But the truth is they contributed to their own predicament and share some of the responsibility as well -- given who they voted for, measures they supported, where they influenced public policy for tax investments, and their personal level of engagement (or lack thereof) in public policy. (Oh man, am I starting to sounds like Seven by blaming the victims here?
)
Of course, for all my bitching about Americans, at least they're not like most Europeans -- who have only grown a cynical plaque to their psyches, where they've given up on even entertaining the possibility of influencing their fate.
One of my biggest complaints about Americans is that we live in a representative government, elect people in office (well, sometimes it actually gets counted
), and then blame our elected officials with 100% liability when hindsight shit happens and stuff gets f*cked up. It's just more of that us vs. them bullcrap mentality, when the truth is -- we are them. That's the whole frigging point of a representative democracy.People will bitch and moan about their tax burden and refuse to support certain infrastructure investments through their congressmen, and then when the bridges and levies start collapsing it's all Congress' fault. Not that Congress shouldn't be impaled on spikes and spit at on a regular basis, but it's far too convenient and clean for a voting public to shirk all personal responsibility and roles for any of it. It's a complete cop out. It's a bit of the old saying, "You get the government you deserve." (Far less true in Darfur, of course, but much less of an excuse in the U.S.)
Katrina may have screwed over hundreds of thousands of people who were let down by their local, state, and federal governments. But the truth is they contributed to their own predicament and share some of the responsibility as well -- given who they voted for, measures they supported, where they influenced public policy for tax investments, and their personal level of engagement (or lack thereof) in public policy. (Oh man, am I starting to sounds like Seven by blaming the victims here?
)Of course, for all my bitching about Americans, at least they're not like most Europeans -- who have only grown a cynical plaque to their psyches, where they've given up on even entertaining the possibility of influencing their fate.
And since we had no part in electing someone such as Bush into office, we can blame all of these idiots.
Sorry, Andries, but you alluded to your notion several times that a school shooting would never happen on European soil. You were indeed proven wrong with the acts of a Finnish psycho. Just admit you were wrong, Andries. Perhaps people would take you a little more seriously.
I recall reading an article after Katrina that stated the United States as a whole is less civilized than Africa and Asia. Many members of this forum actually agreed with that statement. If that were the case, I would have to expect hundreds of deaths every year outside of various drunken stadiums.
hatin? complimenting lets break it down:
there are women who love to get on their knees and those who dont and like any other respectable man i fancy women(not del piero) who do get on their knees. And out of the multitude of nationalities amongst said women i meticulously picked the lebanese ones. if thats not a compliment i dont know what is.
there are women who love to get on their knees and those who dont and like any other respectable man i fancy women(not del piero) who do get on their knees. And out of the multitude of nationalities amongst said women i meticulously picked the lebanese ones. if thats not a compliment i dont know what is.