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**Japher** · December 13, 2002, 18:22

it was a decent book. the british one that is.

What? You mean the story is different in England? Does Harry Potter die?! If so then your right.

**Imran Siddiqui** · December 13, 2002, 18:24

They were the exact same book with the exact same plot, you wacko! Substitute Sorcerer's for Philosoper's in the British version and voila, you get the American version!

**DinoDoc** · December 13, 2002, 19:16

Originally posted by Japher
It's new and different.... therefore wrong!

Even the arc Furman is writing?

**Inverse Icarus** · December 13, 2002, 19:25

Dragonball Z got popular and "Americanized". it's so much better in japan.

**Seneca** · December 13, 2002, 19:52

I'm frankly fed up with all these people suddenly supporting Southampton and wearing James Beattie T-shirts now we're eighth in the league. Fecking glory hunters - where were you when we were twelfth, eh?

**jdd2007** · December 13, 2002, 19:54

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
They were the exact same book with the exact same plot, you wacko! Substitute Sorcerer's for Philosoper's in the British version and voila, you get the American version!

you are so easily fooled...

**Immortal Wombat** · December 13, 2002, 19:59

Hiding in shame, as any self-disrespecting Saints fan should be.

**Seneca** · December 13, 2002, 20:06

You weren't even singing when we were 11th - how can you not appreciate the rollercoaster ride that is supporting a tedious mid-table Premiership side?

**Al B. Sure!** · December 13, 2002, 20:08

Some things change as they become more popular. For example, a few years ago, I bought a Ja Rule CD. I liked him but then within a year, he had become far more commercial making all those love/sex songs... now all his fans are teenie-bopper girls and I liked him years ago when he was hardcore

thanks

**Hobbes** · December 13, 2002, 20:15

My favourite band is Incubus and I don't really mind that they are mainstream and super-popular. However...

Suddenly being all artsy and geeky is cool! What's the deal with that! I was artsy and geeky back when you got picked on for that! Also the style (grungy beatnik style: it's also a sex position) in which I dress is become all cool too... bah!

**Al B. Sure!** · December 13, 2002, 20:21

Hobbes:

Artsy and geeky cool? Where the **** you live?

**Al B. Sure!** · December 13, 2002, 20:24

that does remind me of other things though... the inner-city is like the base of modern culture now and it always ticks me off when everything from clothing styles to slang words quickly spreads into the suburbs and ****. We created those things here and in two years, they're in the mainstream.

In a year or two, yall in the burbs will start hearing people saying "thats the jawn" if something is good and "that **** wings" if it's bad. People will start wearing plain 3X-6XL white tee shirts and dyed black jeans or jeans with what seems like random stitching on the legs. and not to mention the skullies which came out when I was in 7th grade and are probably spreading.

thanks

**Hobbes** · December 13, 2002, 20:28

The West Coast... nuff said. But think about it... the rise of Garage Rock, the whole 'emo' thing, people admitting they love computers, a new generation of kids following in the footsteps of Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg. Star Wars and Lord of Rings own all, which use to be for the nerds.

***End Is Forever*** · December 13, 2002, 20:30

I'd ignore Speer. He seems to live in a world of his own. He also likes Tupac. 'Nuff said.

**Al B. Sure!** · December 13, 2002, 20:32

Garage rock? emo? Jack Kerouac? Allen Ginsberg? What the hell?

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