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To further clarify myself I'm recieving montly emails about the US from my uncle whos living in Baltimore. He has been writing editorials to the Baltimore Sun and has been many US papers USSR correspondent over the years. Living in Kyiev and Moscow for years and years kinda give him some authority over social analysis. Also he has some very cool spy stories to tell. Unfortunately he couldnt vote in the election this year since he still has a Finnish passport.Last edited by laurentius; November 22, 2004, 19:33.Que l’Univers n’est qu’un défaut dans la pureté de Non-être.
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YEAH WE DONT WANT YOU FINNS MESSING WITH OUR ELECTIONS unless you vote democrat of course
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I'm sure he would have voted for Kerry. He gave an interview about it to the national television and nowadays has his own radio show here where he reviews american literature.Que l’Univers n’est qu’un défaut dans la pureté de Non-être.
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Since when has popular == correct?Originally posted by laurentius
I'm using a popular belief.
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excuse me Mr. Dalgetti?Originally posted by Azazel
the '***** really are in force today.
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Originally posted by loinburger
Since when has popular == correct?
It better than "I think so"
Ask the Baltimore authoritiesIs it something in the water?
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Sure, stereotypes are much more authoritative than common sense.Originally posted by laurentius
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excuse me Mr. Dalgetti?
Nah, just ****ing with you. Got sick of reading that entire "there are no disabled people" claptrap...Comment
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And where was that "claptrap"? All I've seen in this thread was people saying that aspergers wasn't a disability.Originally posted by Azazel
excuse me Mr. Dalgetti?
Nah, just ****ing with you. Got sick of reading that entire "there are no disabled people" claptrap...Rethink Refuse Reduce Reuse
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Well. perhaps some isrelis are using as much medicine as the average american
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And I guess you will be the judge of this "common sence". Face it, you cant cope with the reality without your pills.Originally posted by loinburger
Sure, stereotypes are much more authoritative than common sense.Que l’Univers n’est qu’un défaut dans la pureté de Non-être.
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Well, General Ludd, may be correct. However, I can extrapolate to have your povs on that as well. Like that entire "blind people aren't disabled" discussion we had way back.
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