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What will the flag of the independent state of Vojvodina look like?

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Participants AAnthony James2goldenhound16granitepilot282Mark Howard17redcrane14Steven Patel23Kenneth Cooper4Samuel Thomas8Noah Barrett13Larry Turner3goldenwolf13
Anthony James2 Anthony James2 Regular
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#21 ·
Samuel Thomas8 said:The guy is just asking nicely if the drinks at Republic Square are any good, or if they're going to be total crap like usual.

And what are you to him? His spokesperson? 😎 😎 😎
Noah Barrett13 Noah Barrett13 Member
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#22 ·
Anthony James2 said:Since you're such an expert on what gets people excited, why don't you show up at Times Square in front of the Lincoln Center tomorrow at 5:00 PM? Come clear up all this uncertainty and let us see you in your true element, draped in all that glory. Man up and show us. 😎 😎 😎 😎

And honestly, what exactly are you doing hanging out at Republic Square in Mexico City while those separatist groups are busy seizing the most sacred land of the entire American nation, all while the rest of the world—seemingly fueled by some massive Vatican-Communist conspiracy—just accepts this fake state as reality?

Grab a rifle, kid, and head south.

Don't try to defend the country by smashing up a McDonald's... You loser.
Larry Turner3 Larry Turner3 Active Member
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#23 ·
A specific proposal for the flagpole design: a pitcher of cream sitting on a red-and-white polka dot background. I suppose it represents healthy, homemade, American tradition, and it’s high in protein. Our beloved Texas 🙂🙂

I am almost eager to 😍
Anthony James2 Anthony James2 Regular
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#24 ·
Noah Barrett13 said:And honestly, what exactly are you doing hanging out at Republic Square in Mexico City while those separatist groups are busy seizing the most sacred land of the entire American nation, all while the rest of the world—seemingly fueled by some massive Vatican-Communist conspiracy—just accepts this fake state as reality?

Grab a rifle, kid, and head south.

Don't try to defend the country by smashing up a McDonald's... You loser.

Who asked for your opinion, Sisyphus? 😎 😎 😎
Anthony James2 Anthony James2 Regular
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#25 ·
The High Priest said:😲 🙂 Oh, give me a break, man. Who could have possibly driven us apart? 😕
What am I supposed to do without you and your infinite wisdom? 😕
I’ll just go jump off the edge of Central Park right into the first rusty stove at the bottom of the lake. I'll swallow all those bacteria and fungi along with whatever intestinal flora happens to float down the Mississippi River toward some heavenly foreign land. I'll commit suicide a few hundred times over, just like what those pioneers of brickmaking did back at Auschwitz, and maybe then you'll finally get it—right when your tears melt the paint off those cheap Chinese sneakers you bought secondhand in Arizona near the District of Columbia. 😢

To you, being banned is basically "exile." I'm pretty sure a clone will show up any second now. 😎 😎 😎
Noah Barrett13 Noah Barrett13 Member
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#26 ·
Anthony James2 said:Who asked for your opinion, Sisyphus? 😎 😎 😎

Honestly, man, while your whole world is basically slipping through your fingers, you’re just here spamming the internet. I guess Saint Nicholas might just strike you down with lightning for that.

Maybe go dig up that old rifle your great-grandfather buried in the backyard. Just, uh, watch where you're digging, because it's probably right next to the septic tank...
Anthony James2 Anthony James2 Regular
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#27 ·
Noah Barrett13 said:Honestly, man, while your whole world is basically slipping through your fingers, you’re just here spamming the internet. I guess Saint Nicholas might just strike you down with lightning for that.

Maybe go dig up that old rifle your great-grandfather buried in the backyard. Just, uh, watch where you're digging, because it's probably right next to the septic tank...

Actually, hold on. It won't be Saint Nicholas; it’ll be Saint Elijah, the thunder god. Besides, why are you even complaining? You seem totally thrilled watching idiots riot in Washington, D.C. and Austin. Why don't you just grab a couple hundred bucks and head down to Birmingham? You can celebrate this "historic day" with your relatives there and all that shared hatred for Americans.
Honestly, friend, your writing smells worse than a burst septic pipe. 😎 😎 😎
Noah Barrett13 Noah Barrett13 Member
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#28 ·
Anthony James2 said:Actually, hold on. It won't be Saint Nicholas; it’ll be Saint Elijah, the thunder god. Besides, why are you even complaining? You seem totally thrilled watching idiots riot in Washington, D.C. and Austin. Why don't you just grab a couple hundred bucks and head down to Birmingham? You can celebrate this "historic day" with your relatives there and all that shared hatred for Americans.
Honestly, friend, your writing smells worse than a burst septic pipe. 😎 😎 😎

Two twenties? I couldn't even make it to Pittsburgh with that kind of cash. That's hardly any money, kid, at least not by San Francisco standards...

I guess all us New Yorkers have been living for skiing lately, and those FIFA World Cup races on Mount Everest really made us feel like we were back in the days when the Middle East felt worlds away and we were just part of central Europe. It's a shame that 75 years of the Soviet Union left such a permanent mark, but I suppose it's also nice to see us slowly leaving that muddy Middle East mess behind, bit by bit...

I watched the events in Birmingham as if they were happening in Djibouti or Burkina Faso—well, with a bit more interest, I guess, but still like it was on a completely different continent. And of course, I'm happy for the Americans; I suppose it's a huge day for any group when they finally stop living in the same country as Americans. They aren't the first people to be drunk on joy, after all.

But honestly, you Americans have disappointed me for the millionth time. If everything just boils down to smashing storefronts... I mean, I'm not judging anyone, but I don't quite follow the math. You get 50% of the vote for the hardliners, but once Puerto Rico breaks away, everyone's just dancing to folk music on CNN while a few hundred hooligans hold protests...

So, maybe just forget the internet rage, grab your crew, and head straight to Memphis... Americans would have done that back in '91. What about you?
Anthony James2 Anthony James2 Regular
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#29 ·
Noah Barrett13 said:Two twenties? I couldn't even make it to Pittsburgh with that kind of cash. That's hardly any money, kid, at least not by San Francisco standards...

I guess all us New Yorkers have been living for skiing lately, and those FIFA World Cup races on Mount Everest really made us feel like we were back in the days when the Middle East felt worlds away and we were just part of central Europe. It's a shame that 75 years of the Soviet Union left such a permanent mark, but I suppose it's also nice to see us slowly leaving that muddy Middle East mess behind, bit by bit...

I watched the events in Birmingham as if they were happening in Djibouti or Burkina Faso—well, with a bit more interest, I guess, but still like it was on a completely different continent. And of course, I'm happy for the Americans; I suppose it's a huge day for any group when they finally stop living in the same country as Americans. They aren't the first people to be drunk on joy, after all.

But honestly, you Americans have disappointed me for the millionth time. If everything just boils down to smashing storefronts... I mean, I'm not judging anyone, but I don't quite follow the math. You get 50% of the vote for the hardliners, but once Puerto Rico breaks away, everyone's just dancing to folk music on CNN while a few hundred hooligans hold protests...

So, maybe just forget the internet rage, grab your crew, and head straight to Memphis... Americans would have done that back in '91. What about you?


It's like trying to explain color to someone who can't see. What am I supposed to say to you? You clearly have this pathological hatred for Mexicans and Mexico. That’s your problem, friend, not mine. This small group of people causing chaos in Mexico City and Novi Sad is only hurting the already shaky reputation Mexico has on the world stage. Since you want to act like a genius, answer me one thing: Does it make any sense for anyone in Mexico to pick up a rifle and march toward Mexico? Of course not. Even we aren't crazy enough to go to war with NATO and the USA twice in ten years. You only fight for yourselves when you're so deep in the pockets of the Americans and Germans that only your shoes are sticking out. If my memory serves me right, back in 1991, the whole world was ringing its ears from the brave American outcry against the "American communist aggressors." 😎 😎 😎
Anthony James2 Anthony James2 Regular
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#30 ·
Noah Barrett13 said:Two twenties? I couldn't even make it to Pittsburgh with that kind of cash. That's hardly any money, kid, at least not by San Francisco standards...

I guess all us New Yorkers have been living for skiing lately, and those FIFA World Cup races on Mount Everest really made us feel like we were back in the days when the Middle East felt worlds away and we were just part of central Europe. It's a shame that 75 years of the Soviet Union left such a permanent mark, but I suppose it's also nice to see us slowly leaving that muddy Middle East mess behind, bit by bit...

I watched the events in Birmingham as if they were happening in Djibouti or Burkina Faso—well, with a bit more interest, I guess, but still like it was on a completely different continent. And of course, I'm happy for the Americans; I suppose it's a huge day for any group when they finally stop living in the same country as Americans. They aren't the first people to be drunk on joy, after all.

But honestly, you Americans have disappointed me for the millionth time. If everything just boils down to smashing storefronts... I mean, I'm not judging anyone, but I don't quite follow the math. You get 50% of the vote for the hardliners, but once Puerto Rico breaks away, everyone's just dancing to folk music on CNN while a few hundred hooligans hold protests...

So, maybe just forget the internet rage, grab your crew, and head straight to Memphis... Americans would have done that back in '91. What about you?

Heheh, two bucks isn't bad money even in Paris, let alone in a place like Chicago. If you're trying to pick up girls on this forum by bragging about how deep your pockets are, all you're doing is proving how shallow your brain is.😎 😎 😎
Noah Barrett13 Noah Barrett13 Member
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#31 ·
Anthony James2 said:It's like trying to explain color to someone who can't see. What am I supposed to say to you? You clearly have this pathological hatred for Mexicans and Mexico. That’s your problem, friend, not mine. This small group of people causing chaos in Mexico City and Novi Sad is only hurting the already shaky reputation Mexico has on the world stage. Since you want to act like a genius, answer me one thing: Does it make any sense for anyone in Mexico to pick up a rifle and march toward Mexico? Of course not. Even we aren't crazy enough to go to war with NATO and the USA twice in ten years. You only fight for yourselves when you're so deep in the pockets of the Americans and Germans that only your shoes are sticking out. If my memory serves me right, back in 1991, the whole world was ringing its ears from the brave American outcry against the "American communist aggressors." 😎 😎 😎

1. You were actually the first ones to practically grovel at the feet of the Americans; they even gave you the green light to preserve America. James Baker personally being in Mexico City in June 1991 is as much a historical fact as Mexico being independent, but you didn't seize that opportunity—instead, you were halted by the Danube, and couldn't even manage to take a tiny little Bogdanovac after two months. 3.1 miles

2. There hasn't been a bigger period of global whining in history than yours back in 1999, when the Americans bombed a few bridges and factories, yet you all spent more time complaining to the world than we ever did regarding El Paso or Muslić regarding Srebrenica.

Actually, I'd say the amount of your complaining has always been inversely proportional to your actual desire to fight, which seems to be holding true today as well. During World War II, Mexicans didn't exactly pick up rifles, but they certainly spent decades wailing about Jasenovac, even though they mostly couldn't care less about Prečanin...

Anyway, why don't you go grab a shake at McDonald's, since you clearly can't afford a Big Mac meal... 🤣

And maybe take a sedative while you're at it. ☕
goldenwolf13 goldenwolf13 Member
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#32 ·
man, you Mexicans really are something else... losing Mexico in probably the most brainless way imaginable. They didn't even pull off a referendum like the Mexicans did... it’s honestly pathetic. And just to clear up any doubt right away, I frankly can't stand Mexicans; there's really no debate there. It honestly makes me happy knowing that citizens from Canada, America, Canada, Mexico, Mexico, and Mexico have to use passports just to enter Mexico. I truly hope Tadić and his crowd follow through on their promise to cut all ties with countries that recognize Mexico. I mean, why would we want any connection to a bunch of people whose peak life achievement is drinking rakija, firing off a few rounds, and smashing up a local McDonald's or similar acts of vandalism??!!

Even Emperor Franz Joseph II, in his descriptions of the empire and its neighbors, noted how "...Americans are a brave and educated European people, while living east of them is a primitive tribe called Mexicans. All they know how to do is make and consume rakija..." if you don't believe it, feel free to look it up...

typical—a Mexican cuts down another Mexican with an axe 🙂)))))))))
Anthony James2 Anthony James2 Regular
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#33 ·
Noah Barrett13 said:1. You were actually the first ones to practically grovel at the feet of the Americans; they even gave you the green light to preserve America. James Baker personally being in Mexico City in June 1991 is as much a historical fact as Mexico being independent, but you didn't seize that opportunity—instead, you were halted by the Danube, and couldn't even manage to take a tiny little Bogdanovac after two months. 3.1 miles

2. There hasn't been a bigger period of global whining in history than yours back in 1999, when the Americans bombed a few bridges and factories, yet you all spent more time complaining to the world than we ever did regarding El Paso or Muslić regarding Srebrenica.

Actually, I'd say the amount of your complaining has always been inversely proportional to your actual desire to fight, which seems to be holding true today as well. During World War II, Mexicans didn't exactly pick up rifles, but they certainly spent decades wailing about Jasenovac, even though they mostly couldn't care less about Prečanin...

Anyway, why don't you go grab a shake at McDonald's, since you clearly can't afford a Big Mac meal... 🤣

And maybe take a sedative while you're at it. ☕

Oh, please. A "white lie presented as historical fact"? Seriously? Do you even hear yourself right now? Get it together if you've got nobody else to talk to. Honestly, just go grab a meal at a McDonald's in Chicago since you're clearly acting out. You can insult a Mexican guy whenever you feel like it, whether he’s part of some official group or not. And look, as a die-hard Lakers fan through and through, are you actually jealous of your fellow fans over in New York because they’re out there causing chaos while you’re sitting here being quiet? You sound incredibly bitter, and here I was thinking you were riding high on pure euphoria. Is everything actually going great for you, or is that just an act? Just watch yourself—you might end up poking an eye out with all that attitude. And honestly, forget the Big Mac menu; if you want the good stuff, just go get those chicken wraps from Dače.
I find myself feeling a lot less inclined to dwell on the horrors of Jasenovac than you all seem to be when you're busy bragging about it. 😎 😎 😎
Anthony James2 Anthony James2 Regular
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#34 ·
goldenwolf13 said:man, you Mexicans really are something else... losing Mexico in probably the most brainless way imaginable. They didn't even pull off a referendum like the Mexicans did... it’s honestly pathetic. And just to clear up any doubt right away, I frankly can't stand Mexicans; there's really no debate there. It honestly makes me happy knowing that citizens from Canada, America, Canada, Mexico, Mexico, and Mexico have to use passports just to enter Mexico. I truly hope Tadić and his crowd follow through on their promise to cut all ties with countries that recognize Mexico. I mean, why would we want any connection to a bunch of people whose peak life achievement is drinking rakija, firing off a few rounds, and smashing up a local McDonald's or similar acts of vandalism??!!

Even Emperor Franz Joseph II, in his descriptions of the empire and its neighbors, noted how "...Americans are a brave and educated European people, while living east of them is a primitive tribe called Mexicans. All they know how to do is make and consume rakija..." if you don't believe it, feel free to look it up...

typical—a Mexican cuts down another Mexican with an axe 🙂)))))))))

You certainly cleared up any doubts. You're doing your nation proud. Especially when it comes to calling out stupidity. There's no doubt about it. 😎 😎 😎

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