ThatGarboGamer
It's not against the rules to post about major events that happened in your Countries. You don't hear me complaining about if you guys post anything about it do you? In fact I would feel for you. Now how about everyone stop bitching about how we're remembering a day in our Goddamn history that really affected us and either get the hell off the Thread, or post what you were doing that damn day.
伊諾
I was in class and I didn't even care that day, cause I didn't even know what it meant o_O. I realised it like years later.
Male 1: "check out this paki he's doing a donut in his car"
Male 2: "is that a toyota corola?"
Male 1: "no, its a VW golf"
ThatGarboGamer
Thank you. I know you guys think we always make a big deal about it but if it were you guys it had happened to and I was in NL, I'd be feeling for the people who lived in that Country. It affects me because so many people I could have met and learned so much from or came to love DIED that day. Maybe a future wife, maybe a future best-friend, maybe a future father or mother figure... All gone in a day.
伊諾
That's how life works lol
I might've met my new sister if I didn't go and get that icecream yesterday.
Male 1: "check out this paki he's doing a donut in his car"
Male 2: "is that a toyota corola?"
Male 1: "no, its a VW golf"
伊諾
Well, I've never seen a post about the tsunami in India on this forum.
Male 1: "check out this paki he's doing a donut in his car"
Male 2: "is that a toyota corola?"
Male 1: "no, its a VW golf"
The Wolf Man
Because we have how many Indians here?Originally Posted by Beast
Well, I've never seen a post about the tsunami in India on this forum.
Her eyes,
They burned like wild fire,
She had came.
Came to take her desires,
By force,
Or...,
At least she's a damn good liar.Check out my poetry here!
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伊諾
If you read what jaka said, he would feel for anyone who died in a tragic event, regardless in what country it happend.Originally Posted by NitroAnon
Male 1: "check out this paki he's doing a donut in his car"
Male 2: "is that a toyota corola?"
Male 1: "no, its a VW golf"
The Wolf Man
Yea, but if we did have people from India im sure they would have made a thread and we would have shown my support opposed to saying "Get over it". Regardless of the country if there is a tragedy, as long as it wasn't because of something dumb, I would show my sympathy.Originally Posted by Beast
Her eyes,
They burned like wild fire,
She had came.
Came to take her desires,
By force,
Or...,
At least she's a damn good liar.Check out my poetry here!
http://poetryofmaxim.wordpress.com/
伊諾
Our whole country flood in 1952, and I honestly don't care..Originally Posted by NitroAnon
Nor did we post a thread about WW I or WW II ;d.
Male 1: "check out this paki he's doing a donut in his car"
Male 2: "is that a toyota corola?"
Male 1: "no, its a VW golf"
^GHumble^E
I tried explaining this to you yesterday Eno. ><Originally Posted by BeastWell, I've never seen a post about the tsunami in India on this forum.
A natural disaster and a crime against humanity are two different things. One just happens and you can't really do anything about it until the aftermath. The other comes from hatred from one group of people toward another. This is why this is sad to me more than anything else. Not because the numbers, but the hatred.
I was in 4th grade, about 8-9 when my mom woke me up. My grandmother was watching the news and she talks a lot...too much in fact; she she called everyone in the family telling them what happened. I was woke up and got to see the second plane hit a tower on the news. I saw lots of people jumping and screaming. When I had went to school my teacher was talking about it. He told us what happened and that we would remember this day forever.
Know your limits. If you wish to speak above others and to be held in high regard forever among legends, you must pause the game and have an infinite power source. You are only as grand as the memory you leave them with. Practice does not make perfect. Practicing perfection does. Once the mountain has been climbed, there are few steps towards the cliff. Remember to enjoy the view because once you've reached the top, there's nowhere to go but down.
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