Careful there...despite being a Brit, I *loved* (and still do) BG, despite the fact that my g/f calls all Sci-fi that comes out of the US "Cowboys & Indians in the sky shite".
I have read much of this with interest, and i can't help thinking that this is a step in the right direction for the US.
Lat me explain. Many Brits, myself included, are a little confused by the passion with which Americans approach patriotism. Am I the only one who thinks it a little scary that very young children are swearing an oath to a country? Or a God? Any God for that matter.
There was an interesting comment posted earlier in this discussion, something to the tune of
"...in the current political climate you are either a patriot, or a terrorist..."
Think about that, we now have Americans too afraid to stand out, in a country that makes children swear an oath to a political body they have little comprehension of.
No offence intended, I'm just saying be careful, and perhaps for once the courts have got it right.
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You would have been modded higher if you'd said "We're" - that's the way of these people.
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Americans, i ask you
i'm going out on a limb here, but i think you're upset.
Nice one mate, I too bought that software, so we're both 1eeT. Aint having money great?
I happen to have liked Armageddon - but i'm the only person i know who did. And yes, i did have to go to dictionary.com to spell it.
Jesus can't help you my friend :)
FUD it might be, but at least I finally have a target. To think there was a time I thought DoS attacks were childish. Oh well, you live you learn...
Careful there...despite being a Brit, I *loved* (and still do) BG, despite the fact that my g/f calls all Sci-fi that comes out of the US "Cowboys & Indians in the sky shite".
/hugs Firefly DVD
I have read much of this with interest, and i can't help thinking that this is a step in the right direction for the US. Lat me explain. Many Brits, myself included, are a little confused by the passion with which Americans approach patriotism. Am I the only one who thinks it a little scary that very young children are swearing an oath to a country? Or a God? Any God for that matter. There was an interesting comment posted earlier in this discussion, something to the tune of "...in the current political climate you are either a patriot, or a terrorist..." Think about that, we now have Americans too afraid to stand out, in a country that makes children swear an oath to a political body they have little comprehension of. No offence intended, I'm just saying be careful, and perhaps for once the courts have got it right.