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But do you like it here?Daryn Mercio wrote...
Sorry about that then. I happen to live in America as wellAnarya 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.
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I might haveB3taMaxxx wrote...
Daryn Mercio wrote...
European born, Americanized.
Is that like being 'consolized'? I hope you haven't been 'dumbed down' as a result.
In fact, I happen to love it here!Some Geth wrote...
But do you like it here?Daryn Mercio wrote...
Sorry about that then. I happen to live in America as wellAnarya 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.
B3taMaxxx wrote...
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.
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Daryn Mercio wrote...
Sorry about that then. I happen to live in America as wellAnarya 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.
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).
Me too but I need to see more of this world somedayDaryn Mercio wrote...
In fact, I happen to love it here!Some Geth wrote...
But do you like it here?Daryn Mercio wrote...
Sorry about that then. I happen to live in America as wellAnarya 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.
The only thing I don't like are the thigns that are present in other countries as well.
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Dave of Canada wrote...
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 have cake that tells meBryy_Miller wrote...
The internet is incredibly serious business. I have a T-Shirt telling me so.
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What about FranceDaryn Mercio wrote...
In fact, I happen to love it here!Some Geth wrote...
But do you like it here?Daryn Mercio wrote...
Sorry about that then. I happen to live in America as wellAnarya 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.
The only thing I don't like are the thigns that are present in other countries as well.
Suprez30 wrote...
Next thing you know .. The video you recorded 1 month ago dancing in front of your camera to kill time it's on youtube with 10 millions hit..Some day Oprah call you and ask you why you did it and you go WHAT?
What i did?
In Exile wrote...
When I save up enough to buy my own zamboni I will finally escape this frozen tundra and go somewhere nice and warm, like Anchorage.
relhart wrote...
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).
Is it now? I havn't watched that show in awhile, though it's around on my external here somewhere. I remembering wondering if China had become the global superpower at some point in the setting (which would make sense) I never picked up on a clear referance as to what was going on with that theme though.
B3taMaxxx wrote...
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.
As an Australian I love that.kusvuari wrote...
So are Dwarves Australian or what? They live down under, constantly pissed, unique fauna that cannot be found topside.
Aesthioseae wrote...
B3taMaxxx wrote...
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.
No correction needed, really. When I was talking about funding, I was making mention of the Firefly reference that I ended up not going with.
However, that's an interesting tidbit, I wasn't fully aware of. The Chinese able to fund themselves, yes. That we ride the Russian Tubes, no. Thanks.
relhart wrote...
Is it now? I havn't watched that show in awhile, though it's around on my external here somewhere. I remembering wondering if China had become the global superpower at some point in the setting (which would make sense) I never picked up on a clear referance as to what was going on with that theme though.
GodWood wrote...
As an Australian I love that you portrayed us to be such pricks, you ironic pissant. Cheers.kusvuari wrote...
So are Dwarves Australian or what? They live down under, constantly pissed, unique fauna that cannot be found topside.
relhart wrote...
As demoralizing as I personally find the US stance on space exploartion these days, it does make a kind of sense. Untill new propulsion techs are invented and refined, it really is just a money and resource sink. I'd feel better if we were actually fast tracking those tech lines, but unless fusion power kicks off in a big way and we have a reason to go to the moon again to mine He3, I'm forced to be pretty pessimistic about any significant advances happeing in my life time.
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