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Posted: May 02 2006 03:49 pm

Bonjour everyone. i've been away for quite some time,visiting my home (manchester,england). im back in canada now,and will start coming back here more often. I did manage to catch the april fools joke and some of the events leading up to it. well done syd.

anyways,did i miss anything important? any new faces?

Oh,and syd, If you could get in touch with me sometime soon,i have a few inquirys/ideas for your gamers against racism group.

Posted: May 02 2006 04:18 pm

Well, we a few new members and a baker's dozen or two ressurected undead threads.

WELCOME BACK, KING!!! Very Happy

Posted: May 02 2006 04:29 pm

Indeed, welcome back.

Joined: Mar 14 2006 Posts: 135

B.B.King wrote:

Bonjour everyone. i've been away for quite some time,visiting my home (manchester,england). im back in canada now,and will start coming back here more often. I did manage to catch the april fools joke and some of the events leading up to it. well done syd.

anyways,did i miss anything important? any new faces?

Oh,and syd, If you could get in touch with me sometime soon,i have a few inquirys/ideas for your gamers against racism group.

I'm fairly new, and've never OFFICIALLY seen you before Smile

, but I've read some of your previous posts.

So welcome back dude! How was Manchester? Laughing

Posted: May 02 2006 06:33 pm

Glad you still visit your English roots. Afterall, Canada, without Quebec and England, you're just Americans.

#edit: I mean without France and England. Got distracted and f'ed up the joke

Posted: May 02 2006 07:46 pm

haha. Thats a damn lie! Canada is not like america at all. like,did you know that we spell color without a U? yeah. madness.

but yeah,I was born in manchester and can't stand to be away from it too long. it's like a dirty shirt that you wear anyways because it's comfortable. It was a lovley time,for sure,full of intense partying and road trips.

Posted: May 02 2006 10:19 pm

I spell color with a u too...obviously. If you search my old posts I'm sure you'll see the words color and favorite, and possibly others like favor, neighbor, and whatever else I happened to be saying. So you're no better than THIS dirty American, mountie!

Posted: May 02 2006 10:25 pm

Carefull when you read. i said we spell it without a U.
therefore we are the greater country,based on how few letters we can use in a sentance.

Posted: May 03 2006 01:41 am

Well most Americans don't use the U. It's the British spelling which I thought was how the Australians and Canadians did it as well. So while I break the mold of modern America by throwing around U's like the grow on trees, without the influence of England and France you really are nothing more than an American.

or something

Posted: May 03 2006 08:40 am

Manchester is definitely a place i must visit in my life. allmost 70% of the music i listen is from england/scotland. i dig much more the england ways of life than the american, personally. but i hate the queen for a lot of reason. so, B.B.King are you a loyal subject to her? in the french-east canadian country the queen is very NOT popular. is this the same in the west-side canada? and how long have you been in Manchester?

Posted: May 03 2006 12:45 pm

Man, nuts to French Canadians, learn english ya limey bastards.

And Canada is not America Jr, Toronto and Calgary are, though.

Posted: May 03 2006 04:00 pm

first,i am NOT loyal to 'her majesty'. fuck that figurehead.
i live in south-western canada,neer the canadian american border,and nobody really makes a big deal,or even cares about the queen here.

second,i was in manchester for a few months,but im back in canada now.