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myrnova wrote: "panem et circenses".

is there a band called this? I like it

great concept

Funk N. Furter wrote:

myrnova wrote:

Funk N. Furter wrote: Myr, why are you calling 911 a fart? That is a really dumb thing to do and undermines the rest of what you say.

Becuase IT IS. Talking about the twin towers attack as "the huge tragedy, the worst thing happened in human history" and such bullshit in 2013? I would call it "a fart".

You mean just the scale of it compared to other tragedies?

No, I mean the U.S. war propaganda cynical strategy. Does not matter the number of victims, even one single innocent victim would be a tragedy. But this intimate grief and sorrow for innocent victims has nothing to do with the U.S. war strategy. The 9/11 is a lame excuse for war, everyone outside the U.S. can understand it. In the U.S. they can't, because brainwashed by the state. Moms and children are scared, they don't know the truth, trust the government and "salute the troops"

wait a minute. You lead me to believe panem et circenses meant pussies and circuses

it's bread. I feel decieved.

Forge. wrote:

myrnova wrote: "panem et circenses".

is there a band called this? I like it

great concept

you like it?...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bread_and_circuses

Funk N. Furter wrote:What previous comment?

Now you're just playing dumb. I was of course referring to your comments on myrnova's English. Here's a reminder of the verifiable sequence of posts:

- Myrnova stated that she doesn't care about the quality of people's English.
- She then attacked someone on the quality of their Italian.
- I accused her of having a double standard.
- You randomly defend her English, which quite frankly is neither here nor there.

Do you accept that your comment was off-topic and that you didn't understand what was being said, or are you going to continue to play dumb and avoid confrontation?

Incidentally, your story about how you got into school was dull, but I do appreciate that you feel the need to defend your mother's honour, as if it were really on the line. Physically, how much do you resemble your "father"?

this may be one of those language/culture things

I'm kind of being sarcastic and windng you up at the same time, but when you've talked about it some of the other 5 thousand times you said pussy and circuses or something like that, and it seemed somehow like a more provocative and funny band name than bread and circuses.

Forge. wrote:this may be one of those language/culture things

I'm kind of being sarcastic and windng you up at the same time, but when you've talked about it some of the other 5 thousand times you said pussy and circuses or something like that, and it seemed somehow like a more provocative and funny band name than bread and circuses.

"bread" today is "pussy" (porno). "circus" is sport, movies, tv shows etc. It is not that difficult to understand: sex is one of the most powerful weapons in order to avoid popular anger against the government. Try it, sometimes, and you'll get what I mean

myrnova wrote:"bread" today is "pussy" (porno). "circus" is sport, movies, tv shows etc. It is not that difficult to understand: sex is one of the most powerful weapons in order to avoid popular anger against the government. Try it, sometimes, and you'll get what I mean

Myrnova: using sex as a weapon since potato.

Jack McOck wrote: - Myrnova attacked someone on the quality of their Italian.

drink less alchoolcheese, tinycock

myrnova wrote:

Jack McOck wrote: - Myrnova attacked someone on the quality of their Italian.

drink less alchoolcheese, tinycock

Do you deny saying:

myrnova wrote:your italian is fathomless. what you wrote is absolutely nonsense Try in english... I know well I make mistakes etc. but for sure my english is much better than your absurd italian

myrnova wrote:[Try it, sometimes, and you'll get what I mean

are you offering there myrnova?

I still don't know if you're a man or a woman, that will affect my decision significantly

Jack McOck wrote:

myrnova wrote:

Jack McOck wrote: - Myrnova attacked someone on the quality of their Italian.

drink less alchoolcheese, tinycock

Do you deny saying:

myrnova wrote:your italian is fathomless. what you wrote is absolutely nonsense Try in english... I know well I make mistakes etc. but for sure my english is much better than your absurd italian

This is "attacking" in your cheesebrain?
I was just telling the guy "google translator" translated his english into absurd italian.

Oh, and relax: everyone can notice you speak english as a native speaker. because FnF prefers my spaghetti english does not mean you have tiny prick

myrnova wrote:
No, I mean the U.S. war propaganda cynical strategy. Does not matter the number of victims, even one single innocent victim would be a tragedy. But this intimate grief and sorrow for innocent victims has nothing to do with the U.S. war strategy. The 9/11 is a lame excuse for war, everyone outside the U.S. can understand it. In the U.S. they can't, because brainwashed by the state. Moms and children are scared, they don't know the truth, trust the government and "salute the troops"

Actually you know what, myrnova you are even more rik off the young ones than funken

the two of you are a pair of Riks.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vc1ha6-H8rs

myrnova wrote:
The 9/11 is a lame excuse for war, everyone outside the U.S. can understand it. In the U.S. they can't, because brainwashed by the state. Moms and children are scared, they don't know the truth, trust the government and "salute the troops"

I was going to post links to anti war protest from 2003 here in the U.S. but there are so many I didnt know where to start.
Try searching for Anti war protest 2003 nyc, chicago, l.a.

At the time of the 9/11 war hype I was living in the south of the U.S. and most people down there were 100 percent for war. If you said anything against the war they acted like you were a satan worshiper getting ready to perform human sacrifice. The south for the most part was pro everything that's shit. I moved away from there and have only been back once to see my niece but I still get facebook updates from some people down there and they are all still the same. My point though is you are generalizing people in the U.S. The U.S. is a big country (probably to big too be governed properly) and many people have opposing views about war, a lot of people are purposely ignorant and brainwashed but there are also a lot of us who critically examine the news (or just completely reject it) and all information given by the government.



I also feel this is something I shouldn't have to explain to an adult, you should know what words like "everyone"means by now. everyone is the entire population!
Instead of saying "moms and children are scared" say "a lot of moms and children are scared, or some moms and children"
Instead of saying "in the U.S. they cant understand... " say "some people in the U.S. cant understand"

I live within the borders of the U.S. so its annoying to read from some one outside of the U.S. telling me that I dont understand that we are being given propaganda on a regular basis. I live here, I understand this and the people that live here pretty well. Im not patriotic for the government at all and I find it ridiculous!

myrnova wrote:Regardin dis pseudoglenn303 prez above here, I remember well tha rap battlez ta tha heroic U.S. "troops" made by italian televizzle. I aint talkin' bout chicken n' gravy biatch. They axed tha soldiers thangs like: "what do you know bout iraq culture, bout tha people, they habits...". Da dumb criminals replied like: "well, there be a shitload of sand... mmm... sand... oil... lot of oil, yeah... mmm...". Then they axed dem if at least they knew where they were, so peek-a-boo, clear tha way, I be comin' thru fo'sho. They replied: "mmm.. fo' realz. Arabia?... mmm no, wait.. fo' realz. Asia, biatch? mmm..."

Straight-up embarassin fo' bein "heroes"

Oh... "Salute tha Troops"