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NotSoDumBlonde
Pompano Beach, FL
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Bamma Breeze wrote: <quoted text>I love psycho! And to answer your query.Bare footed,Marine corps tee,semi fat(JUST GOOD LIVIN")16 hairs,And just one beer on my desk...Green lizard.Oh,I have a halh a twinkie.Does that count for that devil?...Sorry, ya just can't beat me on this one darlin'.Good try thoughh!..Damn "H", got an onion in it....BB twinkies and beer? thats DISGOOSTIN! you must have sprayed Rogaine since I last counted no beer on this desk, a dead lifesaver with fuzziewubbles all over it and oneathem speaker things with ears that goes louder so you can hear what the neighbors are saying erm...I mean so you can hear the tv late at night and dont wake anyone up :D
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Bamma Breeze
Jupiter, FL
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NotSoDumBlonde wrote: <quoted text>
twinkies and beer? thats DISGOOSTIN!
you must have sprayed Rogaine since I last counted
no beer on this desk, a dead lifesaver with fuzziewubbles all over it and oneathem speaker things with ears that goes louder so you can hear what the neighbors are saying erm...I mean so you can hear the tv late at night and dont wake anyone up :D Nooooo.Your missing the point here...OK i'll go s-l-o-w-e-r.Twinkies in the am/greenlizards in the pm.Now shall we try to tackle the real hard one.I have 25 acres here.My closest neighbor is 1.5 miles away.So forget tv! I got the U.F.O's to look at...:{) And happier than a pig in wshity...bb
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NotSoDumBlonde
Pompano Beach, FL
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Bamma Breeze wrote: <quoted text>Nooooo.Your missing the point here...OK i'll go s-l-o-w-e-r.Twinkies in the am/greenlizards in the pm.Now shall we try to tackle the real hard one.I have 25 acres here.My closest neighbor is 1.5 miles away.So forget tv! I got the U.F.O's to look at...:{) And happier than a pig in wshity...bb thats a long trip if you need to borrow a cup of sugar!
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Random Sample
Atlanta, GA
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NotSoDumBlonde wrote: <quoted text>
And when I go to England several times a year, I pretend I'm Canadian
Americans are so hated over there that people literally pick fights if they just hear you speak..and its always starts out the same "your president is a $*%*#" I have had a different experience. I have been in England, Spain and Greece and have had nothing but a pleasurable time in each. Not sure if I would go to the former USSR or Germany and admit to being an American though. But I did feel like an outcast in Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Santa Domingo! Oh but in every country they do say that our current president is a #$*&^@! That thought is world-wide!
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mexicans in staten island
AOL
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jeesh guys ,i was not putting him on a pedistal,i was mearly stating that turning himself in was the right thing to do ,he still could be on the loose soaking up tax dollars to find him or worse yet to hit and run again,and turning himself in does not lesson his crime,i do not know the circomstance of the event whether he stays and the guy lives,my next door neighbors kid thinks its fun to bolt out in front of cars ,that will come to a tragic end when the crackys or speed demons make there next rip thru
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NotSoDumBlonde
Pompano Beach, FL
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Random Sample wrote: <quoted text>
I have had a different experience. I have been in England, Spain and Greece and have had nothing but a pleasurable time in each. Not sure if I would go to the former USSR or Germany and admit to being an American though. But I did feel like an outcast in Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Santa Domingo! Oh but in every country they do say that our current president is a #$*&^@! That thought is world-wide! Yikes! My ex's mother is Greek Cypriot and she detested me for the mere fact that I'm American - because the Turks stole her home when she was a child in Cyprus and the Americans built a military base on the Turkish side of the island. So instead of hating the Turks for what they did, she placed the hatred on the Americans. Maybe it's trendy to hate Americans!
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“Beyond all comprehension”
Since: Dec 06
The Moon
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Bamma Breeze wrote: <quoted text>LMFAO..I thought ya said, "parrot without flesh"...Time to trim my beard and get a new script on my bi-focals..LOL Sounds like a good name for a thrash metal band. LOL
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“Beyond all comprehension”
Since: Dec 06
The Moon
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NotSoDumBlonde wrote: <quoted text>
A parrot without fresh ideas is like a salad without tomatoes
I hear bbq'd parrot is nice on a chef's salad but I never order it - I'm afraid the feathers will get caught in my teeth Barbecued iguana in Tijuana is good. "I'm on a mexican radiooooooo..."
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Random Sample
Atlanta, GA
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NotSoDumBlonde wrote: <quoted text>
Yikes! My ex's mother is Greek Cypriot and she detested me for the mere fact that I'm American - because the Turks stole her home when she was a child in Cyprus and the Americans built a military base on the Turkish side of the island. So instead of hating the Turks for what they did, she placed the hatred on the Americans. Maybe it's trendy to hate Americans! I travel for vacation and fun and tend to be with likewise people who are in their 20s and rarely in their 30. I spend most of my time in clubs and universities. My guess is that we (people my age)are more accepting?
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Heinrich
Jupiter, FL
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NotSoDumBlonde wrote: <quoted text>
Yikes! My ex's mother is Greek Cypriot and she detested me for the mere fact that I'm American - because the Turks stole her home when she was a child in Cyprus and the Americans built a military base on the Turkish side of the island. So instead of hating the Turks for what they did, she placed the hatred on the Americans. Maybe it's trendy to hate Americans! I actually did a research paper on this very topic, and for those who have never encountered it, it is pretty interesting stuff. Apparently this fight between the Turks and the Greeks has gone on for a very, very long time. Anyway, to get back to the topic, I think people across the world for the most part are accepting of Americans. Our last 8 years have not helped our street cred, but still it comes down to the individual. Those who hate us tend to be the more ignorant types - the type that believes a stereotype and crucifies a whole country of people for it. This kind of thinking is more prevalent in the undereducated countries, but not so much in the rest of the world. Hey, we're guilty of this type of thinking ourselves about others. Just read these boards for a couple of days and you can't miss it. Still, I think it's folly to categorize a whole group of people as bad just because of the actions of a few. I'm sure we all know someone we love dearly that could easily fall into any negative category. People throughout history have always found reasons to dislike each other and fight. This is no different.
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NotSoDumBlonde
Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Random Sample wrote: <quoted text>
I travel for vacation and fun and tend to be with likewise people who are in their 20s and rarely in their 30. I spend most of my time in clubs and universities. My guess is that we (people my age)are more accepting? could be, yes but could be that people in their 20's arent quite ready to settle down into being very serious just yet, and are still wearing their party hats
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NotSoDumBlonde
Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Ignignokt wrote: <quoted text>
Barbecued iguana in Tijuana is good.
"I'm on a mexican radiooooooo..." whats on that mexican radioooooo? all together now at the count of 3: 1 2 3 DUST!
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NotSoDumBlonde
Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Heinrich wrote: <quoted text>
I actually did a research paper on this very topic, and for those who have never encountered it, it is pretty interesting stuff. Apparently this fight between the Turks and the Greeks has gone on for a very, very long time. Anyway, to get back to the topic, I think people across the world for the most part are accepting of Americans. Our last 8 years have not helped our street cred, but still it comes down to the individual. Those who hate us tend to be the more ignorant types - the type that believes a stereotype and crucifies a whole country of people for it. This kind of thinking is more prevalent in the undereducated countries, but not so much in the rest of the world. Hey, we're guilty of this type of thinking ourselves about others. Just read these boards for a couple of days and you can't miss it. Still, I think it's folly to categorize a whole group of people as bad just because of the actions of a few. I'm sure we all know someone we love dearly that could easily fall into any negative category. People throughout history have always found reasons to dislike each other and fight. This is no different. I wish you could have met her then because she had some really raw stories that would leave me in tears sometimes. She recently went back to Cyprus to visit when the gov't let them back over the line into Turk territory. The family who 'stole' her home were quite nice and had a box with a small doll and some other personal effects that were left behind, and returned them. Gut wrenching for her, but healing as well. I can understand it to a point because the Brits (especially) are more reserved than we are - unless of course they're drunk - and when they hear loud talking coming from Americans they cringe. I was in London once with a coworker who is from Kentucky. I'm not a snob by a longshot, but have to admit to being highly embarrassed when she was trying to explain the Polaner's all fruit commercial to someone during high tea at the St James Hotel and bellowed in that Kentucky accent WOULD YOU PLEASE PASS THE JELLY!!!!!!!!!! haha
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Random Sample
Atlanta, GA
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NotSoDumBlonde wrote: <quoted text>
could be, yes
but could be that people in their 20's arent quite ready to settle down into being very serious just yet, and are still wearing their party hats Party? Why, yes, of course. I am not much of a hat guy though.
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NotSoDumBlonde
Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Random Sample wrote: <quoted text>
Party? Why, yes, of course. I am not much of a hat guy though. well you should try it, a decent party hat just might suit you!
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