I haven't tried Duvel and Leffe, but a friend of mine is huge into Belgian wheat ales. He loves Blue Moon, but I'm not a big fan. I like Guinness (Draught, I'll drink all night, Stout or Extra Stout, not so much), Newcastle, stuff like that. i used to drink not much but Miller Light, but thankfully my eyes have been opened to the wonderful world of real beer.
Oh, and do you like beer? I mean real beer. Not Budweiser and stuff like that. But things like Duvel, Leffe. Belgian beer.
Happy birthday and all that. Have a great day and don't give a crap what anyone thinks about you. Especially not today. cheers!
I just don't like losing. Otherwise, I wouldn't have even gotten the high score in the first place.
Yeah what's up with the damage. Really annoying game and I can't see why I wanted to beat your high score in the first place O_o
Hahahahah, I'd been working on it for a few days. The randomizer is too high, and the damage limit is really annoying.
You broke my highscore, you bastard How long did it take for you to get there? Must've been at least half an hour
Even if the majority of the people want it (democracy), that doesn't mean that a right should be taken away. Europe has less gun crime, sure, but not less crime in general than the United States. Criminals, whether they are civilian or government, always prefer unarmed victims.
Very true. But I never said that owning a firearm was more dangerous than those SUV's that have disastrous consequences when they hit a pedestrian. (Although relatively speaking they are, it's just that there are much more car accidents out there than we can count.) Don't get me wrong, I don't think the posession of firearms should be forbidden or anything. At least not as long as a great amount of people (especially in the US) want to own one or two, cause that's called democracy. But I personally wouldn't mind heavy restrictions on them like over here in Europe. But that's just me.
Of course people with firearms in their homes are more likely to accidentally shoot someone in their home. Just like people who own cars are much more likely to hit somebody with a car.
Just picking up an old subject ^_^ I saw a documentary saying that people with firearms in their homes are 43 times more likely to (obviously, accidentally) shoot a member of their household than a criminal. Although you could also see it like "the stupid firearm owners outnumber the safe/smart ones by 43/1", and you just might be that 1, hehe. peace out, Rags
"I just don't understand why people still encourage the posession of firearms." -Because a firearm is the only permanent guarantee of the retention of individual rights.
Now I've figured out that your a soldier/veteran, I understand... better. But what I said previously still stands. Double U
I just don't understand why people still encourage the posession of firearms. Giving you bad rep was not the fairest thing to do, but it's something I felt like doing on a forum where people as young as 12 years old are active. I know you'll never change your mind on the posession of fire weapons for civilians, but as I'm getting older, my disliking of the US is evolving to hatred on some points and I never expected it to turn out so sad...
