Saving people? :confused: That isn't the primary function of a military. Quite the opposite as a matter of fact.
As useless as French is, I learned it.
I certainly hope that you have a greater idea than that.
The Vancouver Reminents ships return home and the Vancouver Reminents begin to prepare for war in earnest.
How in the world could he bribe people? How much power does a tribune actually have? I cannot think of anything else that he could be trading.
I still have no idea what the issue was to begin with.
I find... wisdom in this. Really, the thread itself, in by the fact that you singled him out, is viewed as insulting and a threat. Your...
Ahh... Shogun: TW, how you never knew how much I cheated you and enjoyed your fast load times. Nice control of language btw.
To be fair, if the British didn't piss the Americans off, they would have never spawned the abomination that is American English.
On that point, [since it gives me an opening] I would like to point out that, in spite of the movement supposedly being for the benefit of all...
If you go to any certified librarian, and ask which is a more reliable source: a .com or a .gov, [in general] 10/10 they will say a .gov. The fact...
I am sorry, but there is a limit to everything. Not knowing basic words is not a reason to call for a spell checker. In other cases, if the words...
Was talking about tv sets.
Same developers...
LOL. Thats what.
I can't. I can, but refuse to, sit here and sift for you through the mountains of papers published by M.D.s on the subject. However, I will point...
Theres a clan? Where?! Honestly speaking, I think that people are thinking this spam because you have been posting alot of... useless threads...
There is a 'u' in 'us', but no 'I'.
No, but there is the matter of ethos and the clashing of the powers. And still, nobody has explained to me what the problem with the elections...
Actually, I'm pretty sure that everyone thinks that it is spam. Alot like some other threads that you have been posting of late.
Separate names with a comma.
