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Jan 18, 2003, 11:15pm

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What's to stop me from going onto tourist mode?

--Bowen--

Jan 18, 2003, 11:24pm

[View Quote] That's impossible to check. I can start my browser, go on as a tourist instead of a
citizen, go into the world, compete. No one's the wiser.

--Bowen--

Jan 24, 2003, 5:40pm

[View Quote] I want a suprise too...

--Bowen--

Jan 24, 2003, 8:56pm

[View Quote] Can anyone detect sarcasm? He misspelt it and thus why I wanted a "suprise."

--Bowen--

Jan 25, 2003, 3:12am

[View Quote] But it was so obvious! I know a lot of people pronounce it suprise but, I mean,
yeah. I'll spell my name encoded if I'm using sarcasm in my post, how's that?

--Bowen--

Jan 27, 2003, 12:51am

Bowen says cat, not rat.

--Bowen--

Jan 27, 2003, 12:51am

[View Quote] Must've looked in the mirror suddenly?

--Bowen--

Jan 28, 2003, 2:42am

You're beginning to hurt me from the inside...

--Bowen--
It needed to be said...

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Jan 28, 2003, 4:14pm

[View Quote] I think so... I had some sort of midi studio with my SB package. That was in the
good ol' days of 386's.

--Bowen--

Jan 28, 2003, 11:37am

[View Quote] It's beginning to hurt...

--Bowen--

Jan 28, 2003, 8:22pm

[View Quote] You are so asking for a noogie.

--Bowen--

Jan 28, 2003, 9:20pm

[View Quote] You put the person in a head lock, make the other hand into a fist, put it on their
head and rub it back and forth hard.

--Bowen--

Jan 31, 2003, 1:45pm

> You hang in there! LISTEN to me! I know what you are going through. Don't
> let them get you down. Do not let evil prevail in your community! Keep
> trying! Don't ever stop! Your efforts to maintain the community do not go
> unnoticed. Don't let anyone make you think it does. Good will prevail!

By evil, do you mean the Chinese?

--Bowen--
I guesstimate you're south of Pennsylvania... or live in Iceland/Greenland.

Jan 31, 2003, 2:02pm

[View Quote] Nah, just in previous posts yanst has had some... issues with all things Chinese. I
happen to like Asian people.

--Bowen--

Jan 31, 2003, 1:43pm

> Don't laugh at me, I'm trying to figure out how to get rid of China.

What the hell does "get rid of China" have to do with anything? Are you being racist
again?

--Bowen--
Go live on Greenland.

Feb 1, 2003, 4:58pm

[View Quote] Lucky I saw this post first. ;)

--Bowen--

Feb 2, 2003, 6:44pm

[View Quote] You're protesting the Chinese culture. I've yet to see any evidence you're just
protesting Chinese gov't. Besides you said that's what you were doing, regardless of
your actual actions. You seemed to dislike the Great Wall clone, which is very much
a part of the Chinese culture and has absolutley nothing to do with Communism.

--Bowen--

Feb 4, 2003, 2:14pm

> Oh yes, this will change everything, thanks for enlightening me light form.
> Of course it is justified to kill innocent people as long it is not done on
> purpose *g*
> You cannot seriously call it a peacekeeping operation if USA (with some
> European countries) will attack Iraque?
> If you say yes, I strongly suggest you get a dictionary and and look up the
> world peacefull and hostile, because you must have mixed up those 2 words
> somehow.

It is considered "peacekeeping" due to what _could_ happen if we don't act with our
military at the current situation.

> Furthemore, I think that if USA attacks Iraque withouth the aproval of UN,
> UN should be obligaded to prevent USA, whatever it takes. Same if USA attack

Mmm, the UN preventing the US from attacking? How much of the UN's "peacekeeping"
personal are actually US troops? More than half I'd bet.

> Mexico or Canada, we should not stand by and look. I doubt tho that USA will
> attack those countries, because then one might need to fight on own land, so
> they will probably keep on bombing countries, which names they do not know
> how to pronounce and is as far away from them as possible ( Vietnam, Korea,
> Iraque, Afganistan etc).

I don't even think the British spell Iraq with a ue at the end, I could be wrong. As
for pronouncing it, it's our language we can say it however we damn well please.
Sorry, it's our dialect. Don't want to get the British crazies on us for "destroying
their language."

> And because I am not anti-american, I need to say this also. If Iraque
> attacks some country, we need to stop Iraque with force also.

Well compare it this way; if the US attacks, civilian deaths will tried to be kept
low. If Iraq attacks, I think, civilian deaths will be what they're trying to
achieve. It's better to be pre-emptive then to have another Hitler who feels the
need to cleanse the world of all those whom are different. Hey, Saddam did it once
already, didn't he? Sorry, I can't say the same for Bush.

--Bowen--

Feb 5, 2003, 5:48pm

[View Quote] Well, I take it no one's seen Collin Powell's speech?

--Bowen--

Feb 5, 2003, 9:15pm

[View Quote] Well you got it a little mixed up, there's only one god, Allah, and his prophet is
Mohammed. According to Mohammed you may not smote your enemy in the name of Allah,
and declare Jihad unless meeting on the combat field first.

--Bowen--

Feb 6, 2003, 4:22pm

[View Quote] After about 20 years of this? There's still a chance? As much a chance as Bush not
looking like a monkey. Iraq won't stop, they know the UN won't stop them either.

--Bowen--

Feb 6, 2003, 4:26pm

[View Quote] Christianity is more wide spread, I do believe. Then Judiasm, then Islam (not too
sure about that, they're fairly close). I know Christianity is #1 of the
monotheistic religions.

--Bowen--

Feb 6, 2003, 7:37pm

>One day Europe and the rest of the world will show you arrogant ppl how to make
peace, by getting rid of the REAL axis of evvil, America
>

Uh, last I checked, "United Europe" tried to take over the world numerous times.
Most have failed. Alexander the Great was the one man that ever came close.

Napollean couldn't even do it, and he was a great general.

--Bowen--

Feb 6, 2003, 9:00pm

[View Quote] Mostly true. I think Islam and Christianity are pretty close in the growing spead.

--Bowen--

Feb 4, 2003, 2:04pm

> Maybe he was chinese?
>
> My english is not very good but I do not see what is so bad with "Bed Pan",
> it is like "Chair Coffeebrewer" or "Desk Spoon"
> If he got ejected, shame on the one who ejected!

Bed Pans are those bowls you put under your bed that one... uses for excretory
measures.

--Bowen--

Feb 4, 2003, 2:14pm

[View Quote] What can I say, they _are_ moronic.

--Bowen--

Feb 5, 2003, 1:37pm

[View Quote] Same meaning. If I were talking to someone and said "bedpans" and then "bed pans"
they'd think the same thing. That is, if they know what a bedpan is.

--Bowen--

Feb 5, 2003, 3:13pm

[View Quote] Well peter could be slang, bed isn't. :P

--Bowen--

Feb 8, 2003, 3:32pm

[View Quote] The US helps more people and gives more money than any European country (not on a
percent basis per population, but on a total amount which is what truely matters).
Especially yours. I'm truely sorry the US can't help the thousands that die in the
middle east, we can barely help our own poor and needy.

I'm surprised more people don't attack Italy and Germany for what they did to
innocent people. Oh wait, they grew up and realized you can't attack people for
something someone else did. In case anyone didn't know, NCC is from Italy and
promotes US hate, although his life/namesake depends on US products. Not to mention
he talks like a "gangsta thug from da ghetto B"

--Bowen--

Feb 8, 2003, 4:21pm

[View Quote] Then explain why you're talking like you're from the US. That certainly isn't a
British sentence. I believe they'd say, "I don't need any bloody crap from the US.
The world would better itself without the US."

Star Trek is a program created by the US corperate society. That opposite society
that doesn't help the needy. I think the word "hypocrite" is sliding itself back
into you.

If the world would be better without the US, why do we give so much to foreign
countries? Ever see those television ads for people to call and donate money to
children in poor areas of the world? Christian Childrens Fund? Oh no, you probably
didn't know that a lot of people do those. Now, if we're talking Government
donations we still donate more money. Then, if we take the donations _not_
government sponsered you'll see just how much Americans give. The non-sponsered
organizations give hundreds of thousands of dollars. Some even breach the millions.

You may not need the US, but those little countries out there that benefit from the
caring people in the US do. Try not to take all those fat, loud American tourists as
any substantial material to base any sort of stereotype on. Or I just may tell you
to go take a bath and whipe the grease out of your hair you smelly Italian.

--Bowen--

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