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**Cuchulain** · Posted On: 6/08/2007 5:03pm

Originally Posted by Angry_Spastic

We also spawned Perry Bartlett, Catherine Freeman, Deborah Mailman, Nugget Coombes, Sir William Deane, Sir Marcus Oliphant, Henry Lawson, a bunch of misappropriated fighters for WW1 and WW2, the show "The New Inventors", played host to Chief Big Little Wolf (who gave up life in America to travel the East Coast of Australia tearing people's legs out of the ballsocket joint), Kevin Rudd, Chopper Read (admit it, he's funny)
The Umbilical Brothers, Charles Kingsford Smith and have given my crazed Serbian boss a new home.

You gave us the British Royal Family. Except for Diana (poor lady), I can't fucking stand them, apart from your King George III and whichever king helped fight the Fire of London in 1666. And Queen Elizabeth.

Your Westminster systems sucks arse. No more duelling? Courts designed to scare people? Parliamentary debates going nowhere?

If you love England (and I assume you do) then how about reading a book. I recommend starting with Robert Hughe's commentary on British colonisation "The Fatal Shore".

Finding pride in the achievement of someone who was spawned on the same piece of land is illogical and backward.

No-one chooses where they live.

**It is Fake** · Posted On: 6/08/2007 5:07pm

Originally Posted by seanyseanybean

Finding pride in the achievement of someone who was spawned on the same piece of land is illogical and backward.

No-one chooses where they live.

Welcome to the land that is Angry_Spastic.

**Toby Christensen** · Posted On: 6/08/2007 5:11pm

If it's anything like the land of the Faker, then I can at least say I hang out with strippers, molecular neuroscientists, a tiny Chinese man who does mantis and is in permanent deadlock with an Australian, a person with a unique family name who knows shitloads of celebs, my crazed Serbian friend who tried to club the police with a piece of wood, Tibetan monks, cryonicists, mental patients, roleplayers and my personal favourite an 11 year old who does 2nd year Advanced maths at University.

Basking in reflected glory is cool.

**ironlurker** · Posted On: 6/08/2007 5:17pm

Originally Posted by It is Fake

Oh no not self published.

Doesn't count.

Then by your logic he's still a virgin

**Lu Tze** · Posted On: 6/08/2007 5:26pm

I'm trying to get riled at your jibes at my nationality, but I keep picturing Wellington, his army outnumbered ten to one, his enemy well equiped, fielding twice as many guns (that's artillery to idiots like you) and holding a fortified town... across a river. And see, I picture Wellington charging this army, and not just winning, but shattering it completely.

Nothing a pissant like Robert Hughes can say will ever take that victory, and countless others like it away. Not that I'm at all nationalistic or jingoistic, far from it, but there's something beautiful about a tiny little island, the runt of Europe, foiling the plans of imperialist European powers so completely, that it ended up ruling half the world itself. Something it didn't set out to do by the way, it just wanted to keep it's fucking trade routes open and away from the greedy French and Spanish bastards.

So **** you, you sheep fucking spaz, go cry into your meds.

**It is Fake** · Posted On: 6/08/2007 5:26pm

Originally Posted by Angry_Spastic

If it's anything like the land of the Faker, then I can at least say I hang out with strippers, molecular neuroscientists, a tiny Chinese man who does mantis and is in permanent deadlock with an Australian, a person with a unique family name who knows shitloads of celebs, my crazed Serbian friend who tried to club the police with a piece of wood, Tibetan monks, cryonicists, mental patients, roleplayers and my personal favourite an 11 year old who does 2nd year Advanced maths at University.

Basking in reflected glory is cool.

See what I mean. He thinks the internet is "real."

Plesae, don't tell him Sims stands for simulation. It isn't real.

**sochin101** · Posted On: 6/08/2007 5:42pm

Originally Posted by Angry_Spastic

cryonicists

Dude, whassup? Did they freeze your dick then accidentally use it to cool down a thimble full of water?

Or, did you mis-spell crayonist? You know, the guy who makes sure the wax crayons you use aren't too sharp in case you decide to do the decent thing and kill yourself.

**Abusivemelon** · Posted On: 6/08/2007 5:49pm

Originally Posted by Angry_Spastic

If it's anything like the land of the Faker, then I can at least say I hang out with strippers, molecular neuroscientists, a tiny Chinese man who does mantis and is in permanent deadlock with an Australian, a person with a unique family name who knows shitloads of celebs, my crazed Serbian friend who tried to club the police with a piece of wood, Tibetan monks, cryonicists, mental patients, roleplayers and my personal favourite an 11 year old who does 2nd year Advanced maths at University.

Basking in reflected glory is cool.

Yeah but your online friends are no reflection on you as a person. What is a reflection on you as a person is how you are so hated here yet you continue to stay. Where you are despised and ridiculed you feel at home for it is the life you have always led since the kids would throw stones and laugh and that was before you were unfit for a decent standard of living. You may be alright financially but its not really living is it?

**Abusivemelon** · Posted On: 6/08/2007 5:50pm

Originally Posted by sochin101

Dude, whassup? Did they freeze your dick then accidentally use it to cool down a thimble full of water?

Or, did you mis-spell crayonist? You know, the guy who makes sure the wax crayons you use aren't too sharp in case you decide to do the decent thing and kill yourself.

That may well be my first sig.

**DAYoung** · Posted On: 6/08/2007 5:51pm

Originally Posted by seanyseanybean

Finding pride in the achievement of someone who was spawned on the same piece of land is illogical and backward.

No-one chooses where they live.

Absolutely.

Although you can see yourself as an active and engaged part of a tradition, in which case you may well exemplify the very virtues you're praising.

If 'where you live' coincides with this tradition (e.g. nationalism), then there might be a contingent but not necessary relation between geography and identity.