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[Aesthioseae]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Aesthioseae wrote...

I think we should take this in an entirely different direction. That is to say, I think there should be some DLC released for DA2, similar to the Superman cut-scene that we got in DA:O, where a Chinese, a Russian, a German and an American spaceship have crash-landed on an invading Qunari legion, scattering their numbers. This is where our protagonist can walk in on an argument between the astronauts as to who landed there first, waving their hands, and prying each others flags from the ground.

And then they die because Thedas for some reason doesn't use oxygen.

Well, my original concept had them still wearing their space-suits...

But, you know, it could further into a bout of fisty-cuffs, where they take off their helmets and roll up their multi-million dollar sleeves... AND THEN dying because, for some reason, Thedas does not require oxygen*.

*Perhaps one of the staff will canonize the use of oxygen.

[jonluke93]

Dave of Canada wrote...

In Exile wrote...

My family is rich, so I ride my polar bear when I go baby seal clubbing, thank you very much. Don't lump all Canadians in with you.

You should be grateful, I'm the one who goes out there to tame polar bears with my hockey stick. I live off maple syrup and whale blubber when marching through the harsh tundra, while you're sitting at home living in comfort with your fancy baby seal cub skin sheets.

Why don't you say eh after every sentence?

[Anarya]

Dave of Canada wrote...

In Exile wrote...

My family is rich, so I ride my polar bear when I go baby seal clubbing, thank you very much. Don't lump all Canadians in with you.

You should be grateful, I'm the one who goes out there to tame polar bears with my hockey stick. I live off maple syrup and whale blubber when marching through the harsh tundra, while you're sitting at home living in comfort with your fancy baby seal cub skin sheets.

I thought you guys were fueled entirely by Tim Horton's.

[Daryn Mercio]

burrito wrote...

Daryn Mercio wrote...

Anarya wrote...

Hell Mutant wrote...

Surely you can't believe that people on this message board are representative of Americans at large. I believe that that people (Americans) on here are, in general, of a different breed, and more open minded than the typical American.

I think what we're saying is there's no such thing as a "typical" American.

Closed-minded, overweight, overly proud, overly protective, overzealous people. People that forgot the words united we stand, divided we fall and still choose to implode the country upon itself with all the hate and lack of brotherhood with a focus on status rather than who they really are.
Oh my god! The dwarves match this description perfectly, replacing the overzealous behavior with a god with an overzealous worship of deceased dwarves

What you European

European born, Americanized. Dual citizenship

[jonluke93]

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Modifié par jonluke93, 14 août 2010 - 02:53 .

[MKDAWUSS]

In Exile wrote...

Suprez30 wrote...

Us Canadian live in igloo and nor have electricity.We also live in farm or do lumberjacking.
We also don't have any university (a french guy was thinking that) .

Sight.

My family is rich, so I ride my polar bear when I go baby seal clubbing, thank you very much. Don't lump all Canadians in with you.

Watermelons don't grow in the cold.

[Daryn Mercio]

Anarya wrote...

Daryn Mercio wrote...

Anarya wrote...

Hell Mutant wrote...

Surely you can't believe that people on this message board are representative of Americans at large. I believe that that people (Americans) on here are, in general, of a different breed, and more open minded than the typical American.

I think what we're saying is there's no such thing as a "typical" American.

Closed-minded, overweight, overly proud, overly protective, overzealous people. People that forgot the words united we stand, divided we fall and still choose to implode the country upon itself with all the hate and lack of brotherhood with a focus on status rather than who they really are.
Oh my god! The dwarves match this description perfectly, replacing the overzealous behavior with a god with an overzealous worship of deceased dwarves

Well alright then, I guess me and my social network aren't really American or something.

It's a joke on the american stereotype, sorry if I offended you

[Aesthioseae]

B3taMaxxx wrote...

Aesthioseae wrote...

I think we should take this in an entirely different direction. That is to say, I think there should be some DLC released for DA2, similar to the Superman cut-scene that we got in DA:O, where a Chinese, a Russian, a German and an American spaceship have crash-landed on an invading Qunari legion, scattering their numbers. This is where our protagonist can walk in on an argument between the astronauts as to who landed there first, waving their hands, and prying each others flags from the ground.

 No British or French? Darn, and I thought this was a United Nations affair.............

Originally, I was going to make it a firefly reference, and stick with America and China, but I ended up taking the race-stance, as a result, I felt that adding in too many cultures would seem a bit heavy-handed, and as a result, took an example from the more prominent astro-reaching nations.

I'll edit it just for you!

[Dave of Canada]

Anarya wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

In Exile wrote...

My family is rich, so I ride my polar bear when I go baby seal clubbing, thank you very much. Don't lump all Canadians in with you.

You should be grateful, I'm the one who goes out there to tame polar bears with my hockey stick. I live off maple syrup and whale blubber when marching through the harsh tundra, while you're sitting at home living in comfort with your fancy baby seal cub skin sheets.

I thought you guys were fueled entirely by Tim Horton's.

Tim Horton's has been invaded by the Starbucks crowd, it's contested territory that no polar bear is foolish enough to travel near.

slimgrin wrote...

Sounds luxurious.

Being in a  state that borders Canada, I have to forage for berries, fish for Salmon, and fend off Grizzly bears with a pocket knife. Been doing it for years. Uphill both ways.

You should tame a Grizzly to do all that and more.

Modifié par Dave of Canada, 14 août 2010 - 02:56 .

[Gaxhung]

Flemeth is American or Kate Mulgrew is anyways, ok that's one out of many, but did anybody mind her being American?

Modifié par Gaxhung, 14 août 2010 - 03:01 .

[Anarya]

Daryn Mercio wrote...

It's a joke on the american stereotype, sorry if I offended you

Annoyed would be a better word, but if you were kidding then fine. The internet has long since ceased being "serious business" to me. You have to realize though that over the internet it's impossible to tell if you are kidding when you say things that lots of other people say seriously.

[Dave of Canada]

Anarya wrote...

Daryn Mercio wrote...

It's a joke on the american stereotype, sorry if I offended you

Annoyed would be a better word, but if you were kidding then fine. The internet has long since ceased being "serious business" to me. You have to realize though that over the internet it's impossible to tell if you are kidding when you say things that lots of other people say seriously.

You can transform into a butterfly at will.

[Anarya]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Anarya wrote...

Daryn Mercio wrote...

It's a joke on the american stereotype, sorry if I offended you

Annoyed would be a better word, but if you were kidding then fine. The internet has long since ceased being "serious business" to me. You have to realize though that over the internet it's impossible to tell if you are kidding when you say things that lots of other people say seriously.

You can transform into a butterfly at will.

No one was supposed to find out!

[Aesthioseae]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Anarya wrote...

Daryn Mercio wrote...

It's a joke on the american stereotype, sorry if I offended you

Annoyed would be a better word, but if you were kidding then fine. The internet has long since ceased being "serious business" to me. You have to realize though that over the internet it's impossible to tell if you are kidding when you say things that lots of other people say seriously.

You can transform into a butterfly at will.

No she can't you damned lia...oh wait, I see what you did there.


...Clever.

[Dave of Canada]

Anarya wrote...

No one was supposed to find out!

Your husband told me.

[Anarya]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Anarya wrote...

No one was supposed to find out!

Your husband told me.

Which one?? Oh probably the suave hairy one. Damn his mouth.

[B3taMaxxx]

Aesthioseae wrote...

B3taMaxxx wrote...

Aesthioseae wrote...

I think we should take this in an entirely different direction. That is to say, I think there should be some DLC released for DA2, similar to the Superman cut-scene that we got in DA:O, where a Chinese, a Russian, a German and an American spaceship have crash-landed on an invading Qunari legion, scattering their numbers. This is where our protagonist can walk in on an argument between the astronauts as to who landed there first, waving their hands, and prying each others flags from the ground.

 No British or French? Darn, and I thought this was a United Nations affair.............

Originally, I was going to make it a firefly reference, and stick with America and China, but I ended up taking the race-stance, as a result, I felt that adding in too many cultures would seem a bit heavy-handed, and as a result, took an example from the more prominent astro-reaching nations.

I'll edit it just for you!

 Please no special favors. I don't see the Firefly reference, though it's been a while since I've watched my collection.

Modifié par B3taMaxxx, 14 août 2010 - 03:09 .

[B3taMaxxx]

Daryn Mercio wrote...

European born, Americanized.

 Is that like being 'consolized'?  I hope you haven't been 'dumbed down' as a result.

[Aesthioseae]

B3taMaxxx wrote...

Aesthioseae wrote...

B3taMaxxx wrote...

Aesthioseae wrote...

I think we should take this in an entirely different direction. That is to say, I think there should be some DLC released for DA2, similar to the Superman cut-scene that we got in DA:O, where a Chinese, a Russian, a German and an American spaceship have crash-landed on an invading Qunari legion, scattering their numbers. This is where our protagonist can walk in on an argument between the astronauts as to who landed there first, waving their hands, and prying each others flags from the ground.

 No British or French? Darn, and I thought this was a United Nations affair.............

Originally, I was going to make it a firefly reference, and stick with America and China, but I ended up taking the race-stance, as a result, I felt that adding in too many cultures would seem a bit heavy-handed, and as a result, took an example from the more prominent astro-reaching nations.

I'll edit it just for you!

 Please no special favors. I don't see the Firefly reference, though it's been a while since I've watched my collection.

Already did it, and I was saying that I was *thinking about using a firefly reference*. Because of funding, only the Americans and Chinese could afford the space programs needed for that kind of interstellar travel. That's the reason that they speak a mixture of Chinese and English (though mostly English).

[B3taMaxxx]

Aesthioseae wrote...

B3taMaxxx wrote...

Aesthioseae wrote...

B3taMaxxx wrote...

Aesthioseae wrote...

I think we should take this in an entirely different direction. That is to say, I think there should be some DLC released for DA2, similar to the Superman cut-scene that we got in DA:O, where a Chinese, a Russian, a German and an American spaceship have crash-landed on an invading Qunari legion, scattering their numbers. This is where our protagonist can walk in on an argument between the astronauts as to who landed there first, waving their hands, and prying each others flags from the ground.

 No British or French? Darn, and I thought this was a United Nations affair.............

Originally, I was going to make it a firefly reference, and stick with America and China, but I ended up taking the race-stance, as a result, I felt that adding in too many cultures would seem a bit heavy-handed, and as a result, took an example from the more prominent astro-reaching nations.

I'll edit it just for you!

 Please no special favors. I don't see the Firefly reference, though it's been a while since I've watched my collection.

Already did it, and I was saying that I was *thinking about using a firefly reference*. Because of funding, only the Americans and Chinese could afford the space programs needed for that kind of interstellar travel. That's the reason that they speak a mixture of Chinese and English (though mostly English).

 Ah yes I see, though to correct you, the Chinese are now the only ones able to fund a space program. We ride Russian tubes to the INSS these days.

[Fishy]

Anarya wrote...

Daryn Mercio wrote...

It's a joke on the american stereotype, sorry if I offended you

Annoyed would be a better word, but if you were kidding then fine. The internet has long since ceased being "serious business" to me. You have to realize though that over the internet it's impossible to tell if you are kidding when you say things that lots of other people say seriously.

When i see flaming or provocative stuff  .. i often start writing my stuff and after i completed my wall of text i just delete it and remember it's the internet.That each word , pixel and exclamation point can be taken against you.Some folk don't realize this until it's too late.

Modifié par Suprez30, 14 août 2010 - 03:17 .

[Daryn Mercio]

Anarya wrote...

Daryn Mercio wrote...

It's a joke on the american stereotype, sorry if I offended you

Annoyed would be a better word, but if you were kidding then fine. The internet has long since ceased being "serious business" to me. You have to realize though that over the internet it's impossible to tell if you are kidding when you say things that lots of other people say seriously.

Sorry about that then. I happen to live in America as well