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#102 Mar 20 2007 at 12:43 PM Rating: Good
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OK. Which DumbfUck is going to link a Quality of Life online Quiz?

(Ideally one with extra bonus points for access to Elk, French Speaking neighboUrs and cops in red dresses)
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#103 Mar 20 2007 at 8:34 PM Rating: Default
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Yep, the quality of life in Canada is much better, you're right. It's why it's such a global superpower.
The quality of life is fantastic here. At least our country is not run by a capitalistic dictator that's hellbent on taking over the world!

Also, culturally we are far more diverse and interesting. The US is called the "melting pot" for a reason, you are like the borg. Canada is described as a "Cultural Mosaic", and for good reason.

I've just venturing a guess here, but would you consider yourself to be Far-Right?









Edited, Mar 20th 2007 4:42pm by Elderon


No, I'm definitely not Far-Right lol. I don't really consider my self Liberal or Conservative or Democrat/Republican. I just vote on the issue.

So, while I'm against things like unlimited welfare or unrestricted immigration, I'm pro-choice and anti-religion.

Also, I don't see how Canada is more culturally diverse than the United States, or if it is, I don't see how it's cultural diversity is different than ours. I really don't understand the "borg" reference. It's not like the different cultures that are here are here because they don't want to be.
#104 Mar 20 2007 at 8:40 PM Rating: Good
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I really don't understand the "borg" reference.


It is a fitting illustration of your substandard IQ that you fail to grasp the metaphor. Or maybe you're just not a huge fuCking nerd like Elderon, either way, I'm sad for your parents; they can't be proud to have raised a ******.
#105 Mar 20 2007 at 9:33 PM Rating: Decent
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I don't know where any of you live, but I'm pretty sure my country is better than your country. This of course reflects my personal worth.
#106 Mar 20 2007 at 9:40 PM Rating: Default
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DaimenKain wrote:
I really don't understand the "borg" reference.


It is a fitting illustration of your substandard IQ that you fail to grasp the metaphor. Or maybe you're just not a huge fuCking nerd like Elderon, either way, I'm sad for your parents; they can't be proud to have raised a ******.


Hmm.

Well, at least I can tell the difference between a metaphor and a simile.

Sooo, I don't see how the United States is like the borg in regards to the "melting pot" nature of the country. The cultures that live here aren't forced to stay here, they choose to live here. Unless you're specifically talking about African-Amercians pre-1865.

#107 Mar 20 2007 at 10:39 PM Rating: Good
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Sooo, I don't see how the United States is like the borg in regards to the "melting pot" nature of the country. The cultures that live here aren't forced to stay here, they choose to live here. Unless you're specifically talking about African-Amercians pre-1865.


Lick the gooey remnants of Gerber's off your fingers and I'll hold your pudgey little baby hand through this one, dipShit. What Eldeon is saying has nothing to with whether or not someone chooses to be in America. By reading in context, you can see the that what he is getting at is that a "melting pot" is going to melt the differing cultures into one national identity. Get the borg thing, now?

In contrast, he is saying Canada is a "cultural mosaic", suggesting that diverse cultures can coexist without surrendering the things which make them different, and consequently make a better whole, even. I know fuCk all about Canada's diversity, because I mean really, who gives half a Shit what they do up there, and I don't know that I'd agree with his commentary on American borgism, but at least I can grasp what he's saying without being hit over the head with it. Oh, feel free to argue against his point, I don't really care, I'm not invested in that discussion any further than I like how dumb you look when you fail to get it, repeatedly.
#108 Mar 21 2007 at 4:36 AM Rating: Good
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#109 Mar 21 2007 at 4:41 AM Rating: Decent
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I'm madly in love with BT. True story.
I have trouble comprehending him when he's not talking dirty. I skim through the post looking for the pervy stuff but I'm left Smiley: confused
#110 Mar 21 2007 at 5:21 AM Rating: Decent
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Language tests ftl.
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#111 Mar 21 2007 at 7:24 AM Rating: Good
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I'm madly in love with BT. True story.


Someday, as we stand at the altar, surrounded by our family and friends, penetrating one another to our very cores with our love-locked gazes, we'll look back at this moment and recognize it as the catalyst that brought about heaven upon earth. I'll take your hand in mine, never dropping my eyes from yours, and I will recite with intense passion these vows:

"Tare, I knew I loved you before I ever met you. All my life before you, it was there, this force drawing me to give myself to you, and I begged for it to claim me. Then, I found you, and you me, and it was my soul you heard rejoicing because it had finally found its way home. You who accept me unwaveringly, in all my glory and failings. You, my sweet, sudden angel, had my heart before it knew what it was for, before it knew it could be more than just an empty thing. You glorious woman, you've captured me, and no trap has ever been more welcome than this!

Without you I was always nervous, self-concious and unsure of my place, but you let me know that it's okay to be me. You accept my highs, and my lows. My triumphs and my bitter nocturnal secretions. And all I want to do for you is everything. I desire just to show you how special you make me feel".

You'll say, "Oh, Barkingturtle", and your eyes will glisten, full to the brim with tears of joy.

Then, the preacher will ask for the ring. I will slip the elegant piece of platinum on your finger, and you will reciprocate in turn.

Next, the preacher will ask if "We do?", and we will. He will instruct me to kiss my bride.

And I will flip your dress up over your head and perform the most fantastic cunnilingus upon you that man has ever bore witness to. The gathering of loved ones will burst out in an uncrontrollable, divine symphony of their approval. The scene before them will cause vaginas to moisten and cOcks to become erect, and the entire congregation will become a writhing heap of inspirational intercourse, bathed in the perspiration of our holy union. Your ****** will arrive with such force that you will emit a cry of divine satisfaction, and all peoples within thirty miles shall join you in your uncrontrollable pelvic clenching and spasming, closing businesses and causing massive pile-ups on the freeway. Then the effected population will come to rest, fulfilled in a way they never thought possible, and they will languish the rest of the week in their divine afterglow.



I originally posted this in the OOT, but I'm going to start using it as my standard response anytime I even think a lady or confused young boy may be susceptiable to my squirrely charms.
#112 Mar 21 2007 at 7:26 AM Rating: Decent
I feel used...
#113 Mar 21 2007 at 7:28 AM Rating: Decent
[:golfclap:]

Good thing you put the word cunnilingus in there or I might have skimmed over the good stuff.
#114 Mar 21 2007 at 7:29 AM Rating: Good
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I feel used...
In for sloppy seconds!
#115 Mar 21 2007 at 7:31 AM Rating: Good
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Barkingturtle wrote:
and the entire congregation will become a writhing heap of inspirational intercourse


Oh, great, now I pictured my Uncle Carl with a *****. Smiley: frown
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#116 Mar 21 2007 at 7:31 AM Rating: Good
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I feel used...


Oh damn, baby, what are you doing here? I swear, it meant nothing, I was drunk. You know you're the only one for me.





Tare, PM me.
#117 Mar 21 2007 at 7:36 AM Rating: Decent
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Oh damn, baby, what are you doing here? I swear, it meant nothing, I was drunk. You know you're the only one for me.


Aw, hell. The more the merrier, eh? Smiley: sly
#118 Mar 21 2007 at 9:07 PM Rating: Decent
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Language tests ftl.

I really hate those types of questions, especially when the appropriate answer varies based on conditions not stated.

Most people prefer multiple choice to essays, I always took the essay option in school, MC was just agonizing.

How do you use allakhazam to host images btw?


Surprisingly an internet test is wrong, I'm dumb as rocks.
#119 Mar 21 2007 at 9:39 PM Rating: Excellent
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My triumphs and my bitter nocturnal secretions.


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#120 Mar 21 2007 at 9:41 PM Rating: Excellent
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How do you use allakhazam to host images btw?
Just upload it like you would an avatar. But it has to be either a jpg or gif.
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#121 Mar 21 2007 at 10:04 PM Rating: Decent
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Ah I had erroneously thought only 120x120 files may be uploaded.
#122 Mar 21 2007 at 10:41 PM Rating: Excellent
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I got 130 with guessing every single one of the video questions wrong because apperently I broke the sound on my computer again. Yay Vista. I'd probably do better on it a second time. Or if the sound was working.
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#123 Mar 21 2007 at 10:53 PM Rating: Decent
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I do think it's kind of funny that an internet iq test is trying to adjsut results for age.
#124 Mar 22 2007 at 5:20 AM Rating: Decent
Allegory wrote:
I do think it's kind of funny that an internet iq test is trying to adjsut results for age.
And "star sign"
#125 Mar 22 2007 at 5:27 AM Rating: Good
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Allegory wrote:
I do think it's kind of funny that an internet iq test is trying to adjsut results for age.
And "star sign"


It was adjusting based on age? I thought that was just so they could get info to say which ages/signs/genders/etc had which avg scores.
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#126 Mar 22 2007 at 5:39 AM Rating: Decent
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Says I got a 123. When I took a MENSA IQ test I got a 168, and the test was 4 hours long. Real IQ tests are always several hundred questions.
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