DigitalSid |
04-05-2013 02:27 AM |
You're really playing up to your national stereotype here Alex (and in your bullish, OTT patriotism, true to that stereotype, are completely missing the point), but if you insist on reinforcing it... :laugh:.
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Originally Posted by lostalex
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Sorry, but how does that mean it's less American?
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It doesn't, it makes it not American at all. An American name is one which originates in America (just as an English name is one that originates in England and a French one is one that originates in France), neither of those do, one originates in Italy and one originates in Greece. America is a country where they are in use, but they're in use all over the world, it's not a German name because they are also in use there. You can find pretty much any popular name, from anywhere in the world, in any populous country with outside influence.
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If you go back far enuf were all ****ing africans, and speaking with ****ing clicks and yelps, so don't lecture me about the ****ing Romans.
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I'm not lecturing you on anything, I'm correcting your introverted ignorance.
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England wouldn't even exist if it wasn't for the ****ing Germans and French who colonized your tiny island to begin with.
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I see your historical, geographical and geopolitical knowledge (not to mention your awareness of hilariously acute Irony :laugh:) are also stereotypically lacking :joker:.
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