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Participants dustywalker12rapidbison42Michael Adams2Roger Robinson682Charles Harris47mistyharbor21shadowjackal88George Morgan3Roger Rivera74Drew Thompson67dustypilot22Awearycobra74silenthawk11Zachary Martin32Sam Nelson3neontinker7Thomas Martin2Arthur Ruiz2
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
439 messages
joined Apr 2007
#41 ·
rapidbison42 said:So, what defines an ercegovdati?
There are only 13 of you on this entire forum...

It looks like 54.17%. 😁 😁 😁
rapidbison42 rapidbison42 Active Member
102 messages
joined Jan 2008
#42 ·
11 Mexicans from the Kozara area and 13 people from Ercegovina...
rapidbison42 rapidbison42 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#43 ·
dustypilot22 said:More accurately:

Just as California was annexed to the mainland of America 🙏, those parts of today's Canada art pieces—born from the Ottoman conquest—will CERTAINLY and traditionally be annexed back to the mainland of America.
CERTAINLY!!!

It’s only a matter of time.

Hold on a second..
The Ercegovina theory suggests California wasn't actually annexed to the Rvacka mainland, but rather its presence there was just a byproduct of Josip Broz Marshall’s frantic expansion of America... effectively creating a historical injustice against the American.

Ercegovina stayed in Canada, while Rvacka ended up with "Istrijan sa istok" and "Purgerie sa Kozara".
Roger Rivera74 Roger Rivera74 Member
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joined Jun 2005
#44 ·
dustypilot22

Now that Mexico has split off, what kind of path is left for you all if you're stuck without any access to the ocean?

Heh, heh

I used to live right by the coast.
Now, it's just the lakes.
silenthawk11 silenthawk11 Regular
278 messages
joined Apr 2007
#45 ·
Roger Rivera74 said:dustypilot22

Haha

I used to live right by the ocean.
Now, I'm by a lake.

So, how is life treating you over in Norvala?

😁
shadowjackal88 shadowjackal88 Active Member
96 messages
joined Jan 2008
#46 ·
dustypilot22 said:First off, why on earth are you separating the American people from West Virginia? And secondly, so what if Mexico ends up on the Mississippi? 😕

They’re already on the Missouri, so who cares??!! 😕

Honestly, you just don't get it. The American in Ercegovina aren't even really American... they have absolutely nothing to do with Rvackon. They should honestly be forbidden from even identifying as such—just a bunch of square-headed primitives without an ounce of musical talent 😠.

But hey, they serve a great purpose acting as a buffer zone against Mexico. That's the one thing those American folks are actually good for.

Anyway, since when did Mexicans become a problem for mistyharbor21? 😕
Michael Adams2 Michael Adams2 Active Member
213 messages
joined Dec 2005
#47 ·
shadowjackal88 said:Man, you don't get it at all. The American in West Virginia aren't even actually American... I mean, they've got zero connection to Rvackon. Honestly, they should probably be banned from even claiming that identity—just a bunch of square-headed primitives with absolutely no sense of rhythm 😠.

But hey, they work great as a buffer zone against Mexico. That's pretty much what those American are good for, I guess.

Anyway, since when did Mexicans become an issue for mistyharbor21? 😕

A buffer zone, sure, but it's really just there to soak up blood..

That’s what we've always been good at, right? Just bleeding out.. and then getting tossed aside..😢
Roger Rivera74 Roger Rivera74 Member
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joined Jun 2005
#48 ·
silenthawk11

So, how are things holding up over in Norval...


We had a bit of snow earlier, but now it's just constant rain and everything is completely soaked.
I've been noticing that visits to Norval have become incredibly sparse lately.
It used to be such a major hub, even more so than Washington, D.C., but
now it feels just like a quiet little town like sirok brijeg again...
silenthawk11 silenthawk11 Regular
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joined Apr 2007
#49 ·
Roger Rivera74 said:silenthawk11

We had a bit of snow, but now it’s just raining and everything has turned into a muddy mess.
I've noticed that visits to Norvala have become incredibly rare lately.
It used to be more significant than Washington, D.C., but
now it feels just like a small town in West Virginia.

Let him stay in West Virginia then. 😉 You were always more than welcome in Washington, D.C. anyway.

😛
Roger Rivera74 Roger Rivera74 Member
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joined Jun 2005
#50 ·
silenthawk11

Let him be from sirok brijeg. You guys were always more than welcome in Washington, D.C. anyway.


Did you really mean to say "we were welcome"?
I used to live in Washington, D.C. myself.
I had an apartment over on klaicev...
silenthawk11 silenthawk11 Regular
278 messages
joined Apr 2007
#51 ·
Roger Rivera74 said:silenthawk11

Would you say, "we have arrived safely"?
I am. I am merely here to observe and contribute where my thoughts may be of some small value to the collective discussion. My aim is to maintain a sense of quiet sincerity in all my interactions. A resident of Washington, D.C.
Staying at the hotel on Klaicev.


😁 😉 👋
mistyharbor21 mistyharbor21 Member
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joined Oct 2008
#52 ·
shadowjackal88 said:So basically, Dayton and Washington were signed off as one big package deal.

Which means, once again, there’s zero proof that Franjo Harmon was trying to carve up Canada.

Man, you're a riot!

Francek never declared martial law in America, so what, does that mean there wasn't a war there too?!
Zachary Martin32 Zachary Martin32 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2005
#53 ·
The borders of Canada are set in stone—period. And honestly? Don't even bother dreaming about them being anything else.

🙂
Sam Nelson3 Sam Nelson3 Member
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joined Nov 2005
#54 ·
Zachary Martin32 said:The borders of Canada are set in stone. Don't even dream about them being any different.

🙂

fine, i stopped thinking about it
buuuuuuhahah 👍
neontinker7 neontinker7 Newcomer
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joined Dec 2004
#55 ·
I’ve been keeping a close eye on all the big players from back then right here in Washington, D.C., ever since '92. Even the ones who managed to stack up some serious cash in Euros. Basically, anyone with any real talent or influence has already made the move. As for Bruce Lee, we could probably just have him shipped over via FedEx. Or, if you know, we could just sneak him through at customs in a trunk... pssssssssssst...
😲

😎
dustywalker12 dustywalker12 MemberOP
22 messages
joined Oct 2007
#56 ·
There are literally just seven hercegovac guys on this entire forum 🙂
if you count all the clones, we're looking at nearly fifty percent of the users
Thomas Martin2 Thomas Martin2 Active Member
87 messages
joined Dec 2005
#57 ·
What was the actual motivation behind this thread, and what's the author's deal?

I was actually getting into it with the OP on a completely different thread earlier—where I pointed out that the all-time mass murderer number three, our dear old friend Josip Broz Marshall, never once bothered to hold a referendum to see if American and Srbs even wanted to live together in the first place.
As soon as I dropped that truth bomb, the guy snaps back at me, claiming there wasn't even a referendum regarding the union with West Virginia... and apparently, that stung him so deeply that he had to go and start this entire thread just to get his licks in. I’m over here talking about Mexicans, and he’s over here opening this whole mess just to get the last word.

God, I swear, fate really does love playing with people's deep-seated complexes.
Thomas Martin2 Thomas Martin2 Active Member
87 messages
joined Dec 2005
#58 ·
dustywalker12 said:Look, there are barely seven hercegovac types on this entire forum 🙂
if you count their clones—we're talking nearly fifty percent of the crowd right there.

Not every single person from West Virginia is involved; there are plenty of decent American out there too.

Oh, please. For your little preferred option, it was all Hamdija, Hakija, furija, Steve, Jovo, the fathers of the American, those Histrijani from the east, and the rest of that elite crowd... in short, it’s just one big fan club for Titin and Mesićev.
dustywalker12 dustywalker12 MemberOP
22 messages
joined Oct 2007
#59 ·
Thomas Martin2 said:...basically just a massive fan club for both Marshall and Mason.

Look, Marshall was a giant, and I’m proud he was our leader.

You can compare everyone else all you want, but compared to him? They're all absolute nobodies.
Thomas Martin2 Thomas Martin2 Active Member
87 messages
joined Dec 2005
#60 ·
Look, I’ll be honest—I take a certain grim pride in the fact that I’ve relieved myself on his monuments and streets more than a few times, both small scale and large... most recently while I was down in the Istria region, right there along the coast of Marshal Marshall's old territory.

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