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Them sound like fightin' words!

Yes.
I suggest you run to a video games shop to seek the weapon of your revenge

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hah! i just might, dammit!

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Yessssss.

Yesssssss.

Everrrything eez going according to my plaaaan.

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Could i order it from the american Amazon site? With that the dollar is at, it's like almost for free, there. Or is there some sort of unspeakable objection against that...

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Originally posted by Wanderer:
Could i order it from the american Amazon site? With that the dollar is at, it's like almost for free, there. Or is there some sort of unspeakable objection against that...

Ugh. Kicking Americans while they're down. That hurts...

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well i'm sorry but you'd have to be a fool not to take advantage of it. It's almost half the price of what i'd pay here.

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Yeah, I mean, its not like Americans kick EVERYONE whether they're down or not. Turnabout is fair play I guess, but it does sting a bit.

[edit]I hope shipping costs bite you in the arse :P [/edit]

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well i'm sorry but you'd have to be a fool not to take advantage of it. It's almost half the price of what i'd pay here.

You should be fine.

I got my HL2 from a Canadian site, and I never had any trouble with my Steam account.

I heard Steam was mercilessly shutting down accounts created from foreign versions... but it's only for the people who bought a serial number in China.

You should be safe.

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Originally posted by vecna:
Yeah, I mean, its not like Americans kick EVERYONE whether they're down or not. Turnabout is fair play I guess, but it does sting a bit.

[edit]I hope shipping costs bite you in the arse :P [/edit]

If all else fials we'll simply conquer Europe and make them use the dollar.

Besides, don't they have extraneous debts to pay off of for the Big One?

I think they do, unionizing bastiches...

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Not the UK, last payment for the WW2 $4.34 billion loan was made last year.

On the other hand, there is that money they borrowed for the first war.

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Not the UK, last payment for the WW2 $4.34 billion loan was made last year.

On the other hand, there is that money they borrowed for the first war.

Damn, had a post sitting waiting for me to hit "post now" saying just the same thing!

But, the UK does remain for ever in the US's debt for saving them and winning WWII for them

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I know, I saw Pearl Harbour (sorry... Harbor).

All I can say is thank god for ben affleck.

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well i'm sorry but you'd have to be a fool not to take advantage of it. It's almost half the price of what i'd pay here.

You should be fine.

I got my HL2 from a Canadian site, and I never had any trouble with my Steam account.

I heard Steam was mercilessly shutting down accounts created from foreign versions... but it's only for the people who bought a serial number in China.

You should be safe.

Ok! I'll order it some time soon, then...

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Aisha

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did accounts-- arcghhhh grrrrr-- so slow and numberful.

I am also no. 12 queued at an airline company helpline (looking for a receipt for said accounts)

arcghhh grrrr

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I know, I saw Pearl Harbour (sorry... Harbor).

All I can say is thank god for ben affleck.

Really? With that giant head?

K, I understand, I thought Megan Fox was the only good part of Transformers. And who would have watched New Rose Hotel (except WiGBers) if it wasn't for Asia Argento?

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quote:
Originally posted by titanium wren:
I know, I saw Pearl Harbour (sorry... Harbor).

All I can say is thank god for ben affleck.

Really? With that giant head?

K, I understand, I thought Megan Fox was the only good part of Transformers. And who would have watched New Rose Hotel (except WiGBers) if it wasn't for Asia Argento?

I think the wren meant "thankgod for Ben Affleck saving the world from the horrors of WWII".

Though, I do believe there are sick bunnies out there who actually like The Affleck.

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Originally posted by Noirjyre:

Why do people do that with complete strangers- I'm just most likely annoyed with it, because it reminds me of being in physical rehab, when they want you to relate to everyone- When all I wanted to do was get out the damn hospital-

because you're so...approchable, maybe? ya know, wearing all black with disgruntled look on your face and a button that says 'angry citizen.'

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Originally posted by Noirjyre:
Funny thing is every other person that was there to see the boneman seems to want to compare broken bones- Some weird competition, to see who has it worse- I was annoyed after the first two people-
One lady looked very offended after I told her-
"I broke the bone, it will heal, I move on with my life."
And went back to my magazine-
Why do people do that with complete strangers- I'm just most likely annoyed with it, because it reminds me of being in physical rehab, when they want you to relate to everyone- When all I wanted to do was get out the damn hospital-

Just saw this.. Maybe it just to open conversation?! I know at the pain clinic people, especially the, um, older ones, try and strike up conversation along similar lines.. Sometimes, especially when I am in alot of pain, it bugs the hell outta me, and I have some very un-PC thoughts.. But, sometimes, when you're at the hospital alot, its nice..

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I hate it. I always stick my nose in my book or iPaq, and pretend I haven't heard.

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People rarely initiate conversations with me. I guess that's good?

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