I have a compulsion to quote you and shout BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS!!!Pegghead said:
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IF YOU DID IT MIGHT RESULT IN A DISCUSSION THAT COULD END BY MIDNIGHT TONIGHT!ottenni said:I have a compulsion to quote you and shout BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS!!!Pegghead said:
/Thread mates!
Heh, sounds about right. It's not the biggest conflict in the world, but it secured Finland its independence, so it's without a doubt the most important thing my country every did - because without it, obviously, Finland might not have been Finland anymore <.<Mucinex-D said:I'm a history buff and even I didn't know about that...Karathos said:Well, eh. One thing does spring to mind!
My mind... blown has it been.
I do remember hearing about it a bit. How the Finnish soldiers could move quickly across the ground due to their equipment while other soldiers had to trek through the snow. That along with their amazing hit and run tactics decimated invading forces. Though I may be thinking of another country.
unoleian said:What in the world is that concoction? It looks like deep-fried chicken fried chicken with fried bacon.KiruCookie said:
America.
It's almost divine...
Known to friend and foe alike as the KFC Double Down sandwich or: "How to Go From Junior Bantamweight to Heavyweight the Easy Way!"selce said:unoleian said:What in the world is that concoction? It looks like deep-fried chicken fried chicken with fried bacon.KiruCookie said:
America.
It's almost divine...
its two fried chicken breasts with bacon and cheese in the middle of it, more cholesterol and fat than a deep fried tub of lard but damn are they tasty
sure makes me proud to be from kentucky!SimuLord said:Known to friend and foe alike as the KFC Double Down sandwich or: "How to Go From Junior Bantamweight to Heavyweight the Easy Way!"selce said:unoleian said:What in the world is that concoction? It looks like deep-fried chicken fried chicken with fried bacon.KiruCookie said:
America.
It's almost divine...
its two fried chicken breasts with bacon and cheese in the middle of it, more cholesterol and fat than a deep fried tub of lard but damn are they tasty
You and half the worldkesslerparadox52 said:I don't know...Beating the Nahtzees?
Born 8 June 1955 (age 54)[1]Plazmatic said:no actually you are wrong.. he is not British (well technically he was), the moment he became a citizen of the united states and had residency, he became known as an american, which was far before he made the internet. Disagree? well then, all the big achievements made by the united states belonged to other countries then, except those made by Native Americans.mb16 said:(British guy Tim Berners-Lee not the usa)Plazmatic said:Us (were I am from) invented the internet..
auto-win
none of you would be able to post here if it wasn't for the united states scientists!
OT: usa, canada, australia? (we kinda 'made' them)
also what are we speaking....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Berners-Lee
Full Independance, huh. Northern Ireland Furburt. I'm not condoning what we English did, I'm just saying the Irish haven't taken everything back.Furburt said:Beat the biggest army in the world with a force of 3000 men, and secured full independence from Britain within 2 decades. Go Ireland!
We also brought some of the greatest poets, writers and artists to the world, and exported our winning formula all over the globe. Wink Wink.