BrownBear Posted April 1, 2010 Share Posted April 1, 2010 I don't know if the dolmas were meant to be sweet, they just tasted sweet, i got them in a restuarant in Kusadasi. Turks are HUGE tricksters, they will tell you something costs so many lira before you eat it, then when its time to pay its raised hundreds of lira and they say you misheard, then they pay the officials so if you go to them they say they can't do anything. BLOODY TURKS . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LordDastardly Posted April 1, 2010 Share Posted April 1, 2010 My country, or atleast, nation, created GTA - what you gonna say 'bout that, huh!? I wasn't patriotic until R* came along, now Britain is the best place in the world! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Brown Sugar Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 Jakes (neds) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GtaHitmanStrikesBack Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 Jakes (neds) Scum of the Earth and Scotland shame. 1. Grand theft auto created by David Jones. 2 The Scottish sweet Tablet. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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trip Posted April 3, 2010 Share Posted April 3, 2010 I just wanted to confirm dildo/vibrator, but here ya go... 1717 Swim fins 1731 Octant 1742 Franklin stove 1744 Mail order 1749 Lightning rod 1752 Flexible urethral catheter 1761 Armonica 1776 Swivel chair 1782 Flatboat 1784 Bifocals 1785 Artificial diffraction grating 1786 Ocean current mapping 1787 Automatic flour mill 1792 Cracker 1793 Cotton gin 1795 Wheel cypher 1796 Rumford fireplace 1801 Modern suspension bridge 1804 Burr Truss 1805 Self-propelled amphibious vehicle 1805 Refrigeration 1806 Coffee percolator 1813 Circular saw 1815 Dental floss 1818 Profile lathe 1818 Milling machine 1827 Detachable collar 1830 Platform scale 1831 Electric doorbell 1831 Reaping machine 1832 Morse code 1833 Lock-stitch sewing machine 1834 Threshing machine 1834 Combine harvester 1835 Steam shovel 1835 Wrench 1835 Relay 1836 Revolver 1837 Self-polishing cast steel plow 1839 Sleeping car 1842 Ether anesthesia 1842 Grain elevator 1843 Multiple-effect evaporator 1843 Rotary printing press 1844 Vulcanized rubber 1845 Maynard tape primer 1845 Baseball 1846 Printing telegraph 1849 Safety pin 1849 Street sweeper 1850 Inverted microscope 1852 Elevator brake 1853 Potato chips 1853 Clothespin 1854 Breast pump 1856 Condensed milk 1857 Rolled toilet paper 1857 Brown Truss 1858 Monkey wrench 1858 Mason jar 1858 Burglar alarm 1858 Can opener 1859 Modern oil well 1860 Modern water tower 1860 Repeating rifle 1860 Vacuum cleaner 1861 Twist drill 1861 Postcard 1861 Modern pin tumbler lock 1861 Machine gun (Revolving) 1863 Ratchet wrench 1863 Breakfast cereal 1863 Four-wheeled roller skates 1864 Spar torpedo 1865 Cowboy hat 1865 Web rotary printing press 1866 Urinal 1866 Chuckwagon 1867 Motorcycle (f*ck yeah!!!!!) 1867 Paper clip 1867 Barbed wire 1867 Ticker tape 1867 Water-tube boiler 1868 Tape measure 1868 Paper bag 1869 Vibrator 1869 American football 1869 Clothes hanger 1869 Fire hydrant 1870 Sandblasting 1870 Chewing gum 1870 Pipe wrench 1870 Hand mixer 1872 Cream cheese 1872 Diner 1872 Railway air brake 1873 Jeans 1873 Earmuffs 1874 Fire sprinkler 1874 Forstner bit 1874 QWERTY 1875 Electric dental drill 1875 Mimeograph 1876 Synthesizer 1876 Airbrush 1876 Tattoo machine 1877 Phonograph 1877 Modern district heating 1878 Carbon microphone 1878 Free jet water turbine 1878 Bolometer 1878 Refrigerator car 1879 Cash register 1880 Trolley pole 1880 Oil burner 1881 Electric chair 1881 Metal detector 1882 Electric Christmas lights 1882 Electric fan 1882 Electric iron 1883 Solar cell 1883 Thermostat 1884 Dissolvable pill 1884 Machine gun (Automatic) 1884 Fountain pen 1885 Fuel dispenser 1885 Photographic film 1885 Skyscraper 1886 Dishwasher 1886 Horizontal filing cabinet 1886 Telephone directory 1887 Slot machine 1887 Softball 1887 Disc record 1887 Comptometer 1888 AC motor 1888 Kinetoscope 1888 Telautograph 1888 Drinking straw 1888 Revolving door 1889 Paper towel 1890 Stop sign 1890 Tabulating machine 1890 Babcock test 1891 Escalator 1891 Ferris wheel 1891 Radio 1891 Crown cork 1891 Dow process 1891 Gas-operated reloading 1891 Tesla coil 1891 Traveler's check 1891 Zipper 1892 Dimmer 1892 Tractor 1893 Silicon carbide 1893 Spectroheliograph 1894 Pneumatic hammer 1894 Mousetrap 1895 Volleyball 1896 Comic book 1897 Cotton candy 1897 Charcoal briquette 1898 Remote control 1898 Semi-automatic shot gun 1898 Flashlight 1898 Synthetic bristled hairbrush 1898 Vertical filing cabinet 1898 Installer bit 1898 Sousaphone 1900 Duckpin bowling 1900 Merrill-Crowe process 1900 Carbide lamp 1900 Thumbtack 1901 Key punch 1901 Mercury-vapor lamp 1901 Assembly line production 1913 Ford Model T assembly line production. 1901 Disposable safety razor 1902 Hearing aid 1902 Postage meter 1902 Teddy bear 1902 Collapsible periscope 1902 Mercury arc valve 1902 Air conditioning 1903 Tea bag 1903 Offset printing press 1903 Crayons 1903 Airplane 1903 Windshield wipers 1903 Wood's glass 1903 Wood's lamp 1904 Automatic transmission 1904 AC power plugs and sockets 1904 Dragline excavator 1905 Architectural acoustics 1905 Fly swatter 1905 Ice pop 1906 Audion tube 1907 Electrostatic precipitator 1908 Electric washing machine 1908 Electric mixer 1909 Skee ball 1909 Paper shredder 1909 Suppressor 1909 Muffler 1909 Gin rummy 1910 Headset 1911 Automobile self starter 1911 Road surface marking 1911 Flying boat 1912 Autopilot 1912 Fast food restaurant 1912 Electric blanket 1912 Electric traffic light 1914 Regenerative circuit 1914 Traffic cone 1914 Fortune cookie 1915 Skeet shooting 1915 Single-sideband modulation 1915 Gas mask 1916 Supermarket 1916 Cloverleaf interchange 1916 Tow truck 1918 Superheterodyne receiver 1919 Pneumoencephalography 1919 Silica gel 1919 Pop-up toaster 1920 Jungle gym 1920 Polygraph 1920 Dendrochronology 1921 Crystal oscillator 1921 Wirephoto 1921 Flowchart 1921 Adhesive bandage 1922 Radial arm saw 1922 Water skiing 1922 Audiometer 1923 Bulldozer 1923 Masking tape 1923 Cotton swab 1924 Gas chamber execution 1924 Radio altimeter 1924 Langmuir probe 1926 Power steering 1926 Drive through 1926 Liquid-fuel rocket 1927 Bread slicer 1927 Jukebox 1927 Garbage disposal 1927 Negative feedback amplifier 1928 Recliner 1928 Ice cube tray 1928 Bubble gum 1928 Electric razor 1928 Iron lung 1929 Air traffic control 1929 Freon 1929 Applicator tampon 1929 Flight simulator 1929 Sunglasses 1929 Frozen food 1929 Particle accelerator 1930 Car audio 1930 Pressure sensitive tape 1930 Runway lighting 1930 Bathysphere 1930 Chocolate chip cookie 1930 Thermistor 1931 Strobe light 1931 Electric Guitar 1931 Aerogel 1932 Radio telescope 1932 Staple remover 1932 Tape dispenser 1932 Drive-in theatre 1933 Multiplane camera 1933 Frequency modulation 1934 Modern trampoline 1935 Richter magnitude scale 1935 Franchising 1935 Black light 1935 Parking meter 1935 Surfboard fin 1935 pH meter 1936 Phillips-head screw 1936 EEG brain topography 1936 Stock car racing 1936 Programming languages 1936 Chair lift 1937 Photosensitive glass 1937 Digital computer 1937 Shopping cart 1937 Polarized sunglasses 1937 Klystron 1937 Cyclamate 1938 Beach ball 1938 Fiberglass 1938 Xerography 1938 Nylon 1938 Teflon 1938 Soft serve ice cream 1939 Yield sign 1939 VU meter 1940 Blood bank 1940 Fluxgate magnetometer 1941 Deodorant 1941 Acrylic fiber 1942 Corn dog 1942 Ames process 1943 Napalm 1943 Yerkes spectral classification 1945 Cruise control 1945 Microwave oven 1946 Spoonplug 1946 Cancer chemotherapy 1946 DEET 1946 Proton therapy 1946 Cloud seeding 1947 Transistor 1947 Defibrillator 1947 Acrylic paint 1947 Correction fluid 1947 Mobile phone 1947 Instant camera 1947 Supersonic aircraft 1948 Hair spray 1948 Windsurfing 1948 Cat litter 1948 Video game 1948 Cable television 1948 Flying disc 1949 Radiocarbon dating 1949 Airsickness bag 1949 Ice resurfacer 1949 Modacrylic 1949 Holter monitor 1949 Atomic clock 1949 Compiler 1949 Centrifugal clutch 1950 Artificial snowmaking 1950 Credit card 1950 Leaf blower 1950 Disposable diaper 1950 Sengstaken-Blakemore tube 1951 Cooler 1951 Wetsuit 1951 Golf cart 1952 Polio vaccine 1952 Barcode 1952 Artificial heart 1953 Heart-lung machine 1953 Marker pen 1953 Apgar scale 1953 Wiffle ball 1953 MASER 1953 Carbonless copy paper 1953 Crossed-field amplifier 1954 TV dinner 1954 Acoustic suspension loudspeaker 1954 Automatic sliding doors 1954 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation 1954 Synthetic diamond 1954 Radar gun 1955 Crosby-Kugler capsule 1955 Nuclear submarine 1955 Hard disk drive 1956 Kart racing 1956 Bone marrow transplantation 1956 Industrial robot 1956 Fortran 1956 Videotape 1956 Particle storage ring 1957 Wireless microphone 1957 Laser 1957 Confocal microscopy 1957 Air-bubble packing 1957 Borazon 1957 Gamma camera 1957 Cryotron 1958 Lisp programming language 1958 Carbon fiber 1958 Integrated circuit 1959 Fusor 1959 Weather satellite 1959 Spandex 1960 Magnetic stripe card 1960 Global navigation satellite system 1960 Combined oral contraceptive pill 1960 Obsidian hydration dating 1960 Gas laser 1961 Wearable computer 1961 Frozen carbonated beverage 1961 Biofeedback 1962 Communications satellite 1962 Light-emitting diode 1962 Electret microphone 1962 Jet injector 1962 Laser diode 1962 Glucose meter 1963 Computer mouse 1963 Lung transplantation 1963 BASIC 1963 Balloon catheter 1963 Geosynchronous satellite 1963 Neutron bomb 1964 Plasma display 1964 8-track cartridge 1964 Permanent press 1964 Heart transplantation 1964 Artificial turf 1964 Carbon dioxide laser 1964 Liquid crystal display (Dynamic Scattering Mode) 1964 SQUID 1964 Argon laser 1965 Automatic adaptive equalizer 1965 Snowboarding 1965 Kevlar 1965 Hypertext 1965 Cordless telephone 1965 Space pen 1965 Minicomputer 1965 Compact disc 1965 Chemical laser 1966 Dynamic random access memory 1967 Food bank 1967 Airbag 1967 Hand-held calculator 1968 Lunar Module 1968 Virtual reality 1968 Racquetball 1968 Crash test dummy 1968 Bone marrow transplantation (non-cancer patient) 1969 Laser printer 1969 Wide-body aircraft 1969 Taser 1969 Smoke detector 1969 Bioactive glass 1969 Mousepad 1970 Wireless local area network 1970 Optical fiber 1971 Personal computer 1971 Liquid crystal display (TN Field Effect) 1971 Microprocessor 1971 Floppy disk 1971 Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale 1971 Supercritical airfoil 1971 String trimmer 1971 E-mail 1972 C programming language 1972 Video game console 1972 PET scanner 1973 Personal watercraft 1973 E-paper 1973 Recombinant DNA 1973 Catalytic converter 1974 Operating system 1974 Heimlich maneuver 1974 Post-it note 1974 Scanning acoustic microscope 1974 Quantum well laser 1974 Universal Product Code 1975 Digital camera 1975 Ethernet 1976 Compact fluorescent lamp 1976 Hepatitis B virus vaccine 1976 Gore Tex 1977 Human-powered aircraft 1977 Magnetic resonance imaging 1977 Chemical oxygen iodine laser 1978 Bulletin board system 1978 Spreadsheet 1979 Winglets 1979 Inline skates 1979 Polar fleece 1979 Voicemail 1981 Control-Alt-Delete 1981 Fetal surgery 1981 Total internal reflection fluorescence microscope 1981 Space shuttle 1981 Paintball 1981 Graphic User Interface 1983 Internet 1983 Blind signature 1983 Pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine 1984 Polymerase chain reaction 1986 Stereolithography 1987 Digital Micromirror Device 1987 Perl 1988 Fused deposition modeling 1988 Tcl 1988 Ballistic electron emission microscopy 1988 Electron beam ion trap 1988 Nicotine patch 1988 Firewall 1988 Resin identification code 1989 ZIP file format 1989 Selective laser sintering 1989 Magnetic lock 1990 Optical space telescope 1990 Sulfur lamp 1993 Blogging 1993 Global Positioning System 1994 DNA computing 1995 Bose�Einstein condensate 1995 Screenless hammer mill 1995 Xtracycle 1995 Nanoimprint lithography 1995 Scroll wheel 1995 JavaScript 1996 Flash programming 1996 Low plasticity burnishing 1996 Bait car 1997 Mars Rover 1997 Digital video recorder 1998 PageRank 1998 Virtual globe 1999 Torino scale 1999 Phase-change incubator 2001 Microwave Anisotropy Probe 2001 Self-balancing personal transporter 2001 Artificial liver 2002 SERF 2003 Fermionic condensate 2006 HPV vaccine 2006 Three-dimensional model rendering 2006 Shingles vaccine 2009 Composite aircraft My crappy games at MyCrappyGames.com Free copy of Save The Puppies and Kittens Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tyler Posted April 4, 2010 Share Posted April 4, 2010 tripmills, wonderful examination. You do China proud. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BigAmericanTitties Posted April 4, 2010 Share Posted April 4, 2010 Maple Syrup, ketchup flavoured potato chips, ice hockey, cream soda, and five-pin bowling Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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okei Posted April 4, 2010 Share Posted April 4, 2010 Not a lot really. For the record, I'm British. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Emotion98.3 Posted April 4, 2010 Share Posted April 4, 2010 Europe. *America Sorry world. Oh haha, your funny. Not! Too bad Europe is in just as bad shape of a economy as we are. And guess what, if our economy fails your going right down the toilet with us because your countries just as well as pretty much all of the other countries *gasp* Rely on us....But then again, were so mean that we don't help the world, when were sending Millions of Dollars which we could be using to solve or Debt to Haiti to resolve there government and economy and other countries that were in or will be in natural disasters Ughh, i just hate it when Europeans think with there ass about Americans, hate stereotypes. It just kills me, I mean were just as equal as the rest of the world, and we DO NOT think were better than other countries and if we did, we'd be living in a whole different world right now. And actually instead of apologizing to the rest of the world, you should be thanking us for our "Revolution"ized way of thinking. If it wasn't for us, many countries wouldn't be free right now, and we'd still be under Europe control which wouldn't be good for the rest of the world. So....SORRY WORLD Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ZombieFrogger Posted April 5, 2010 Share Posted April 5, 2010 VBFosters Coopers West End James Boags XXXX Gold Bogans Dont Forget Vegimite! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Doc Rikowski Posted April 5, 2010 Share Posted April 5, 2010 (edited) Telephone (Meucci) Radio, Telegraph (Marconi) America (discovered by Cristoforo Colombo and named America after Amerigo Vespucci) Vespa Pizza Pasta Ferrari Bank and banking (Monte dei Pasch di Siena 1472... still on business) University (Bologna 1088) The 1st Highway (Milan-Varese 1921) The "idea" of Helicopter (Leonardo Da Vinci) The first production Helicopter (Corradino D'Ascanio 1930) Ambulance (trained by horses 1244) Jeans (The word "jeans" comes from the French phrase bleu de Gênes, literally the blue of Genoa) Dynamo (Pacinotti 1860) Linear perspective in paintings (Brunelleschi 1425) Barometer (Torricelli 1643) Battery - electric cell (Volta 1800) Carbon Paper (Turri) Fedora hat (Borsalino) Cappuccino Espresso Espresso Machine Mozzarella Cheese Parmesan Electric clock (Zamboni 1815) Mercalli scale Self-propelled torpedo (Luppis 1864) Mafia Ice Cream Ice cream Cone Alpini (first mountain Infantry) Anemometer (Alberti 1450) Cologne (Farina 1709) Confetti Decompression Chamber (Gianni 1916) double-entry bookkeeping system (Manucci 13th century) Eyeglasses (D'Armate 1284) Fax (Caselli 1865) Neo-Realism Fascism Patent Law (Venice 1474) Human Torpedo Frogmen commandos Induction Motor (Ferraris 1885) Renaissance Internal Combustion Engine Magic lantern Nuclear Reactor (Fermi 1942) Nitroglycerin (Sobrero 1847) Piano Quick release skewer Radio direction finder Recombinant DNA Vaccine Stem cells as vectors for Gene Therapy Thermometer Vibram Violin Aqueducts Bridges Dams Sanitations Abacus Amphitheatre Public baths Brass Book (Codex) Cement/Concrete Crank Crane, treadwheel Dome Glass blowing Hydrometer Mills Newspaper, rudimentary Pleasure lake Plough Sausage, fermented dry Stenography Street map Tooth implants Calendar Organized system of roads all over Europe Latin alphabet Spaghetti Western Clint Eastwood as an actor (lol) Spaghetti La dolce vita early football Catenaccio Beretta pistol Some modern cities founded by Romans: London, Tara, York, Chester, Rennes, Lyon, Marseille, Poitiers, Huesca, Cartagena., Cordoba, Trier, Damme, Salzburg, Tangiers, Budapest, Solin... That's all I can remember atm as far as things that come from Italy or Rome Edited April 5, 2010 by docrikowski Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fnorg Posted April 5, 2010 Share Posted April 5, 2010 Europe. *America Sorry world. Oh haha, your funny. Not! Too bad Europe is in just as bad shape of a economy as we are. And guess what, if our economy fails your going right down the toilet with us because your countries just as well as pretty much all of the other countries *gasp* Rely on us....But then again, were so mean that we don't help the world, when were sending Millions of Dollars which we could be using to solve or Debt to Haiti to resolve there government and economy and other countries that were in or will be in natural disasters Ughh, i just hate it when Europeans think with there ass about Americans, hate stereotypes. It just kills me, I mean were just as equal as the rest of the world, and we DO NOT think were better than other countries and if we did, we'd be living in a whole different world right now. And actually instead of apologizing to the rest of the world, you should be thanking us for our "Revolution"ized way of thinking. If it wasn't for us, many countries wouldn't be free right now, and we'd still be under Europe control which wouldn't be good for the rest of the world. So....SORRY WORLD Hahahaha. What the hell are you going on about? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Weirdo. Posted April 5, 2010 Share Posted April 5, 2010 America (discovered by Cristoforo Colombo and named America after Amerigo Vespucci) Since my ancestors are Native Americans, I can't really let Christopher Columbus take credit for that one. Simply because you can't be the first one to discover a land if people were already there. I personally like to say that he just 'publicised' it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ryanhunter_rfc Posted April 5, 2010 Share Posted April 5, 2010 America (discovered by Cristoforo Colombo and named America after Amerigo Vespucci) Since my ancestors are Native Americans, I can't really let Christopher Columbus take credit for that one. Simply because you can't be the first one to discover a land if people were already there. I personally like to say that he just 'publicised' it. BURN Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Typhus Posted April 5, 2010 Share Posted April 5, 2010 I believe we English invented the Gibbet. Great idea, no fancy public execution, we just take the criminal, put him in a cage and hang him by a roadside until he's good and mouldy. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nerner Posted April 5, 2010 Share Posted April 5, 2010 I would like to put to bed the urban legend that America was named after Amerigo Vespucci. As you can see here the expanse of land was named after Richard Amerike, a wealthy trader living in the South West of England. Although the man who had his voyages sponsored by Amerike was an Italian native so you are half right docikowski... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moonshield Posted April 5, 2010 Share Posted April 5, 2010 (edited) I America (discovered by Cristoforo Colombo and named America after Amerigo Vespucci) Since my ancestors are Native Americans, I can't really let Christopher Columbus take credit for that one. Simply because you can't be the first one to discover a land if people were already there. I personally like to say that he just 'publicised' it. Regardless, Leif Ericsson and his crew were the first Europeans to land on the north American continent, preceding Columbus by a couple hundred years. But just because he wasn't a christian, he was never publicized about until somewhat recently. Viking edit: Lief actually had converted to christianity just before serring sail for his first voyage to the west, but still never got any credit for his adventures until the 60s. Edited April 5, 2010 by Moonshield Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Weirdo. Posted April 5, 2010 Share Posted April 5, 2010 America (discovered by Cristoforo Colombo and named America after Amerigo Vespucci) Since my ancestors are Native Americans, I can't really let Christopher Columbus take credit for that one. Simply because you can't be the first one to discover a land if people were already there. I personally like to say that he just 'publicised' it. Regardless, Leif Ericsson and his crew were the first Europeans to land on the north American continent, preceding Columbus by a couple hundred years. But just because he wasn't a christian, he was never publicized about until somewhat recently. I was thinking about talking about who originally discovered America, but I realized that it would be a moot point after what I already typed. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nerner Posted April 5, 2010 Share Posted April 5, 2010 Quite interesting how the native americans got to America, you wouldn't be able to do it nowadays, although it would have added some spice to the cold war. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gundog Posted April 5, 2010 Share Posted April 5, 2010 Punk Metal /thread You are an aperture through which the universe is looking at and exploring itself. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tyler Posted April 6, 2010 Share Posted April 6, 2010 Punk, sucks. Metal died with Randy Rhoads, but wait your younger thn 15 are't you? So shut the f*ck up and stop doing that sh*t Dumb f*ck. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Moonshield Posted April 6, 2010 Share Posted April 6, 2010 /thread Blues Jazz /THREAD Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
okei Posted April 6, 2010 Share Posted April 6, 2010 George Formby /THREAD!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gundog Posted April 6, 2010 Share Posted April 6, 2010 Punk, sucks. Metal died with Randy Rhoads, but wait your younger thn 15 are't you? So shut the f*ck up and stop doing that sh*tDumb f*ck. I'm 17, turning 18, sorry if I did anything to offend anyone, but Jesus, lighten up. Also, Bentley, Rolls Royce, custard, double deckers, football hooligans, chavs ... You are an aperture through which the universe is looking at and exploring itself. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
okei Posted April 6, 2010 Share Posted April 6, 2010 Punk, sucks. Metal died with Randy Rhoads, but wait your younger thn 15 are't you? So shut the f*ck up and stop doing that sh*tDumb f*ck. I'm 17, turning 18, sorry if I did anything to offend anyone, but Jesus, lighten up. Also, Bentley, Rolls Royce, custard, double deckers, football hooligans, chavs ... Don't forget George Formby. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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