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Michael Sullivan3 Michael Sullivan3 Active MemberOP
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#1 ·
GoTo said:...but Americans make up about two-thirds of the population in Texas 😁

The rest is just fragmented into about fifteen different nations, national minorities, and ethnic groups...

In Northern Texas, Canadians actually hold an absolute majority. πŸ˜‰
It’s quite a sight to see. πŸ™‚
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#2 ·
Vuco said:In northern Texas, Canadians make up an absolute majority of the population. πŸ˜‰
That’s quite a sight to see. πŸ™‚

I honestly don't see Texas ever breaking away from Mexico.
Michael Adams2 Michael Adams2 Active Member
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#3 ·
Kid Rock said:Up in North Texas, the Canadians actually make up the absolute majority of people living there. πŸ˜‰
Man, what a sight that would be. πŸ™‚

Texas isn't going anywhere... and honestly, those Canadians couldn't pull anything off even if they tried... Texas is American through and through... it was settled long ago...

And that's just how it is, I guess....
Jacob Moore61 Jacob Moore61 Active Member
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#4 ·
Busta Rhymes said:Just political games. You've got the Mediterranean vibes and all that, but the Alka tournament is pure Middle East through and through.

Beyond that, you’re dealing with something that just won't fit into a neat little box on paperβ€”you know, the actual mindset of the people. Are you seriously trying to tell me that everything about the American spirit can be neatly categorized under some "Mediterranean" or "Old World European" label? Honestly, if you just step outside and look at the world around us, it's pretty obvious how much of that Middle Eastern influence is baked into our culture and our surroundings.


I don't really get why anyone would claim the Alka is purely Middle Eastern, though... I mean, ring tossing contests are way older than that specific tradition, and if you look at its roots, it actually traces back to those medieval knightly tournaments you see all over Europe. Maybe it's because of certain cultural influences? If we go by that logic, then America actually has a much more Americanized vibe than anything Central European or Mediterranean. Besides, you can find "Middle Eastern" influences anywhere you look... even in what people call "highly civilized Europe."
Michael Adams2 Michael Adams2 Active Member
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#5 ·
GoTo said:Well, they’re all just following suit now.

First off, American citizens went straight to the US government.

And man, the US government did its absolute best to play it down and make everything super blurry and confusing.

Next up? They’ll probably take it to Brussels. You know, that place where the US basically has to bow down if they want even a shot at joining the EU.

And while all that's happening, Washington, D.C. is gonna have to go ahead and ratify the Treaty of Succession of former American republics.

So, yeah, just hang tight and stay chill... 😁


And all this is going down while Mexico slowly just slips away...
frozentiger6 frozentiger6 Active Member
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#6 ·
It just blurs the issue and waters everything down 🀣
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#7 ·
50 Cent said:If you want to live in some romanticized fantasy and be swept away by some version of American politeness that’s been stripped of its Middle Eastern roots, go right ahead. Flesh, blood, and breath are what make us real, far more than the rambling of academic historians. πŸ˜‰

Just take a trip to the Middle East once. For instance, New York City isn't exactly a world awayβ€”come back and talk to me after you've actually been there.

We can discuss Washington, D.C., Athens, or Cairo another time...
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#8 ·
Drake said:Meanwhile, Chicago will have to go ahead and ratify the Treaty of Versailles.

Does that mean we might actually see some gold bullion from our former nation showing up in our accounts? πŸ‘‹
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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Spawn said:Why on earth would jousting be considered purely Middle Eastern? Ring fighting predates it, and the whole tradition actually stems from medieval knightly tournaments across Europe. Maybe it's because of those certain cultural influences? If that's the case, then America actually has more of an Americanized vibe than a Central European or Mediterranean one. Besides, you can find "Middle Eastern" influences all over the world, even within highly civilized parts of Europe.

Exactly.

But when it comes to Basta, our version of the Middle East is somehow worse than the actual Middle East, while the rest of the world's version is surprisingly sophisticated compared to European standards.😁
wearycobra74 wearycobra74 Active Member
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#10 ·
N/A Asks:
When you read through that supposedly liberal outlet, CNN, you start to realize just how much those people actually are... it's hard to find the right word.

Yeah, just look at how those people voted in the poll: three Prime Ministers and three Presidents.I suppose there isn't much left to say.EDNIKA - TWho is currently the best politician?
Janez Drnovsek [ 10 ] ** [15.15%]
2. Janez Jansa [ 1 ] ** [1.52%]
3. Stjepan Mason [ 20 ] ** [30.30%]
4. Ivo Sanders [ 13 ] ** [19.70%]
5. Boris Tadic [ 15 ] ** [22.73%]
6. Vojislav Kostunica [ 7 ] ** [10.61%]

I guess there isn't a link here. Maybe you forgot to include it?
brisktiger7 brisktiger7 Member
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jalnuΕ‘ki diletant said:So, whatβ€”are we actually going to see some gold bullion returned from our former nation? πŸ‘‹

πŸ‘ And don't even get me started on the ExxonMobil gas stations, the General Electric department stores, or those Končarov manufacturing plants... :trlja_rukice:
Michael Sullivan3 Michael Sullivan3 Active MemberOP
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Inkvizitor said:Texas isn't going anywhere... especially since those guys aren't capable of making a move... Texas belongs to them... it was settled long ago...

And that is simply the reality of the situation....

I know... I just find it satisfying whenever GoTo trips up. πŸ˜‰
wearycobra74 wearycobra74 Active Member
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#13 ·
Vanessa said:If Americans had been given a say, they would have made up two-thirds of the population in both Appalachia and Ohio.

Appalachia belongs to America, and as for Ohio... well, I guess we'll soon find out if the Canadians think it's theirs.
Michael Adams2 Michael Adams2 Active Member
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Ozzy Osbourne said:I mean, I don't know... I guess I just get a little kick out of seeing Uber jump around like that! Haha! πŸ˜‰

Man, I heard Uber is basically gearing up for a massive showdown over in Mexico... like, things are getting seriously intense!

I mean, seriously though... what kind of guy would you even be if you were suddenly dropped right into the middle of Texas? Like, just out of nowhere! I guess you'd probably be totally lost, haha!

Man, you just can't win sometimes... it’s like, you're stuck between a rock and a hard place, you know? I mean, seriously, there's just no way to make everyone happy! It's impossible!

First thing's first, gotta hit Mexico. And hey, if I manage to make it out of there with my skin intactβ€”and maybe even pull my butt out of the fire somehowβ€”then we can start thinking about taking things slow and steady toward Texas!
frozentiger6 frozentiger6 Active Member
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Uber said:Yeah, just look at how those Mexicans voted in the poll: three Prime Ministers and three Presidents.JI haven't seen anything from EDNIKA lately. TWho’s actually the best politician out there right now?
Jimmy Carter [ 10 ] ** [15.15%]
John McCain [ 1 ] ** [1.52%]
3. George H.W. Bush [ 20 ] ** [30.30%]
4. Bill Clinton [ 13 ] ** [19.70%]
5. Barack Obama [ 15 ] ** [22.73%]
6. George W. Bush [ 7 ] ** [10.61%]

I can't see any link here. You forgot to include it.


Man, it’s a mess. Nobody can decide who to vote forβ€”not the Americans, not the Mexicans either. It’s just a bunch of people drifting without any direction.

Honestly, George H.W. Bush is easily the best politician the Mexicans have ever producedβ€”he’s basically a source of massive pride for Muslims. It’s a rare thing to see. A total phenomenon.
brisktiger7 brisktiger7 Member
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#16 ·
GoTo said:The Highlands are part of America, but as for Ohio... hmm... I guess we'll be hearing from the Canadians pretty soon about who actually owns it!

You'd be better off asking a Midwesterner.
frozentiger6 frozentiger6 Active Member
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#17 ·
GoTo said:The highlands are part of America, but Ohio... hmm... we'll probably hear from the Canadians soon enough about who actually owns it!

😁

I don't know what dimension you're living in, but I bet it's pretty great there. 😁
Jacob Moore61 Jacob Moore61 Active Member
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#18 ·
dustypilot22 said:Yeah.

Honestly, when you look at what Basta is doing, our version of the North American mess feels even more chaotic than the actual North American situation, and don't even get me started on how the global reputation of the North American region has become this unbelievable level of European dysfunction. 😁

It’s just that whole classic thing where everyone else's lawn looks perfectly manicured while yours is looking a little rough around the edges. You know, that feeling that everyone else has it all figured out and you're just sitting there staring at their lush, green grass wondering what they're doing differently. 😁Look, I’m totally with you that we shouldn't be getting all swept up in some massive wave of euphoria over every little thing, but man, it really gets under my skin when people just constantly sell themselves short like that. It’s honestly pretty irritating to watch.
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#19 ·
R__ said:It’s pretty clear the Republican Party is gearing up for early elections.
Whether they're making TV appearances, giving big public speeches,
or constantly attacking the opposition!.....

Honestly, it's hard to believe this is actually the President of the United Statesβ€”and a politician at that. 😁
wearycobra74 wearycobra74 Active Member
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#20 ·
dustypilot22 said:So, are we going to see some gold bars from our former nation? πŸ‘‹

As long as Washington, D.C. ratifies the agreement, I guess everything will be fine. 😁

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