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The Holy Therns wrote:

DesAnges wrote:What happened Ferny?

I've just been aching all day. I think I might've slept wrong somehow last night.

A massage might do wonders.

Hurdegaryp wrote:

The Holy Therns wrote:I've just been aching all day. I think I might've slept wrong somehow last night.

A massage might do wonders.

Yep.

Hurdegaryp wrote:

The Holy Therns wrote:I've just been aching all day. I think I might've slept wrong somehow last night.

A massage might do wonders.

This, or perhaps whatever it's American counterpart is, is sold at your local department store.

Grounded Vindaloop is one of the most confusing things I've ever watched.

Simply Tyrone wrote:

Hurdegaryp wrote:A massage might do wonders.

This, or perhaps whatever it's American counterpart is, is sold at your local department store.

Interesting.

Anyways, evening y'all.

Have not met an Islamophobe in a loooong time.

Amusing, really.

Senyosu wrote:Have not met an Islamophobe in a loooong time.

Amusing, really.

Why?

Luziyca wrote:

Senyosu wrote:Have not met an Islamophobe in a loooong time.

Amusing, really.

Why?

The amount of bloodthirsty revenge the Islamophobe is spewing out is disgusting and highly amusing.

I lost it when he wanted to join the Marines.

Senyosu wrote:

Luziyca wrote:Why?

The amount of bloodthirsty revenge the Islamophobe is spewing out is disgusting and highly amusing.

I lost it when he wanted to join the Marines.

I could see why it may be a bit amusing.

It was and still is, a good day for soup and biscuits.

Is it bad to say I see similarities between the greek people and the native americans in terms of history? Both lived in a particular area for thousands of years and had great civilizations, foreign conquerors came, started genocides, forced them off their land and to convert to a new religion, and now little to none of them remain in those areas. I'm thinking of Constantinople and Anatolia in particular in concern to the greeks.

Untaroicht wrote:Is it bad to say I see similarities between the greek people and the native americans in terms of history? Both lived in a particular area for thousands of years and had great civilizations, foreign conquerors came, started genocides, forced them off their land and to convert to a new religion, and now little to none of them remain in those areas. I'm thinking of Constantinople and Anatolia in particular in concern to the greeks.

I'd rather have been a Greek than a Native American at that time. Let's just say that.

Untaroicht wrote:Is it bad to say I see similarities between the greek people and the native americans in terms of history? Both lived in a particular area for thousands of years and had great civilizations, foreign conquerors came, started genocides, forced them off their land and to convert to a new religion, and now little to none of them remain in those areas. I'm thinking of Constantinople and Anatolia in particular in concern to the greeks.

Indeed. I think for the Big Dipper, both groups have legends involving bears as for why they see it as, well, a fucking bear.

Untaroicht wrote:Is it bad to say I see similarities between the greek people and the native americans in terms of history? Both lived in a particular area for thousands of years and had great civilizations, foreign conquerors came, started genocides, forced them off their land and to convert to a new religion, and now little to none of them remain in those areas. I'm thinking of Constantinople and Anatolia in particular in concern to the greeks.

Eastern Barbarians from the steppes got me like.

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:It was and still is, a good day for soup and biscuits.

Nana

Indeed it is

Soldati senza confini wrote:

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:It was and still is, a good day for soup and biscuits.

Nana

Indeed it is

Lito!!

Or ''un buen menudo''.

I might be able to get Omega Ruby next week.

Progress. *nod*

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:

Soldati senza confini wrote:
Nana

Indeed it is

Lito!!

Or ''un buen menudo''.

Oh my yes!!!

Menudo is amazing!

Soldati senza confini wrote:

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:
Lito!!

Or ''un buen menudo''.

Oh my yes!!!

Menudo is amazing!

Just not too spicy, please.

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:

Soldati senza confini wrote:
Oh my yes!!!

Menudo is amazing!

Just not too spicy, please.

Sure, but I'll make sure to put a lot of hot sauce on mine. nom.

Soldati senza confini wrote:

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:
Just not too spicy, please.

Sure, but I'll make sure to put a lot of hot sauce on mine. nom.

I prefer mine mild.

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:

Soldati senza confini wrote:
Sure, but I'll make sure to put a lot of hot sauce on mine. nom.

I prefer mine mild.

As hot as possible and with a cold beer with some lemon please

Soldati senza confini wrote:

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:
I prefer mine mild.

As hot as possible and with a cold beer with some lemon please

That's how I saw people eating it in Mexico.

*loud sniffling*

Ah, that new thread smell...

*looks at page count*

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:

Soldati senza confini wrote:
As hot as possible and with a cold beer with some lemon please

That's how I saw people eating it in Mexico.

It is the only way