Invasion of Iraq

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/10643329/

Let's hope he gets an A for that essay...

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"If you talk at all during this lesson, you have detention. Do you understand?"

• My yr11 Economics teacher

Jackass. (not you)

if i was one of that kids folks, i'd hug him to death, then prolly beat him to death.....the inexperience and idealism.....wow....eggs the size of cocoanuts on that boy though.....he outta get an "A" on his paper, then get kicked out of school for truancy... :heee: ....

Doc B... :dodgy:

I don't think he wrote those words it says he did- not only is the english far in advance of an American 16 year old, but look how he talks! Always saying "Its like, wow, omgz, iraqis are poor".

Hes a really big fool, but I do give him credit for his stupidity/courage.

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Myrk- said:
Hes a really big fool, but I do give him credit for his stupidity/<STRIKE>courage</STRIKE>.

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Some people are like slinkys...

They aren?t really good for anything, but you can't help but laugh when one tumbles down the stairs.

Sh*t. What a nonchalant fool. This is the reason why we see news about people abducted by Al-Quaeda on TV.

sigh You don't see anything wrong in some american 16yo kid going to
Iraq where people (more or less) older and "wiser" than him are being
abducted or blown to bits on a regular basis? Hmm...

HELLO, this is Iraq we're talking about, not some museum in London or New York.

hehe , it's a miracle that he wasn't .. in any case i bet it was at least an enlightening experience XP.

man i bet his parents were pissed...

i've had extremly moving and less dangerous experiences such as visiting New york after 9/11 and missioning there.

you can find the most inspiration from the smallest thing sometimes ..

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My English at twelve could beat his English at sixteen.

And he is a dumbass. LOLOLOLOLOLOL

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[Im_invisible] "I would suck a man off, but only for sustenance."

lol, I guess he has never seen the "Al-Qaeda Beaheading" videos... what a complete wanksauce...

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I tried sniffing coke, but the ice cubes kept getting stuck in my nose.
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His mom is showing every sign of being a fool aswell; an irresponsible one.

"Proud of his
achievement" (what is it exactly that he "achieved", BTW?) and that
gratuitous remark at
the end of the video about how smart her kid is ? FFS, if I ran to
Iraq, my parents would skin me alive, not say how proud they are of my
"achievement".

^^That is just sick.^^

It's a metaphor FFS. :heee:

Romania can't be that good either

Where did that come from? I don't see the connection.

Andy, calm down mate.

Paladin[NL said:
]Andy, calm down mate.

Yeah, Freeman is a puke, ignore him Andy.

There was no connection, obviously.

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The best things in life, aren't things.

You're making it sound as if I were choleric or something .

/me looks up new word.

Nope, that would be me. :rolleyes:

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The best things in life, aren't things.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choleric maybe?
Talking is silver, Silence is gold is a good ground rule.

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Actually, I think this is what he meant.

Fits the mood of the topic at the point of Andy's inclusion by Freeman anyway.

and, it still fits me more so. :wink:

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The best things in life, aren't things.

My advice to you Freeman, is to shut up before you dig yourself and even deeper hole....

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Dark_Kilauea
DVS Administration
http://www.dvstudio-production.com/

draws a big circle in the dirt around myself

Come on in.

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The best things in life, aren't things.

**stands back exactly from edge of said circle 4'-6", brandishes 2x4 fir, 92 and 5/8 " long, and commences standard war dance....gives center "point" of circle the occasional "poke" ..... :dodgy:

Doc B.... :biggrin:

laughs heartily at Brasso's big woody

Is that a big stick or are you happy to see me?

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The best things in life, aren't things.

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Can't argue with you there. Yet I still see no connection between terrorists and governmental corruption.

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Btw,why are you calling him "Andy" are you crazy or something his names aint andy

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It's a diminutive form of the name "Andrew" (it also was my old PFL ID).

Has anyone ever read Going After Cacciato by Tim O'Brien? What this teen did was a perfect example of the moral of that story: Anything is possible.