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The end... Ok thats it...

This whole thread is ridiculous. The rest of world's generalizations are SOOO far off from how it truly is here. Jealousy maybe?

Oh boy, I don't know where to begin. VVanks posts a vid showing 5 silly people for, I am going to assume, entertainment purposes. Now we are going to have a serious discussion about American intellegence & civlization. Yeah we have our problems, but throwing out math and geography questions over the net is not going to prove we are stupid or smart. I can tell you right now, at the sites I work at and the folks I know, we don't think that at all. Then again, that is a small sampling of us. @|kabalah|: I too did not know he was being sarcstic, Maybe you saw a smiley or something that I did not. I don't think that is true. I know folks who do and folks who don't. I am not sure what your definition of "everyday mundane life" is. Is it getting up @ 5:00am, on the road by 5:45am, get to work by 6:40am, get off work by 3:30pm, get home by 4:30, cleaned and dressed by 5:00pm, chores and whatnot til 7:00pm, and then finally getting to either spend time with your girl/wife/family, then getting to find time for your hobbies or whatever till 10:30pm, when you go back to bed and start it all over again. Adjust these times by 1 or 2 hours if the person has to work a 9 or 10 hour day, and for some make this 6/7 days a week instead of 5 for some folks. Tell me when would you like folks to find time for world issues when their life is like that described above. I should ask those who work in sweatshops if they have found time for anything at all with the free time they have. Now this point may be the most relevant: That is a damn good question. America is, and has been, trying to find a culture that is it's own. We are a nation of many cultures, and we cannot just pick one and say that is they way we are, and begin advancing that particular one. If you are looking at us from outside the box, I am sure you can see that we can be divided on any issue in a second. Religions, races, sexes, hell, we even disagree on what rights we should have. We are young and immature as a nation. Until America can define itself and become stable, it is going to be forever young. We have many problems, so does many other countries. I ask you, what would help us to not be such a focal point in the world, but rather another nation of equal stature? Less world involvment? A giant wall where nothing enters and nothing leaves? The U.N. being here? Our involvement with the Middle East? Germany? Korea? Bosnia? Iran? Iraq? Afganistan? Some folks I work with feel we should stop getting involved in every nations BS, and let what happens....happens. Some folks feel we should be involved. Is it that we were awakened in ~1941, and since then have been involved with the world. One of our presidents, Eisenhower, gave this warning to our country: He saw this happening for 20 years after WW2, and I believe this is what makes us a target for the world. Our goverment with ties to a corporation, say, Haliburton, Blackwater, Boeing, Northrop-Grumman, Exxon, and any other, who can make our leaders want to get involved somewhere in the world that many of us here don't care about. -DELETED PARAGRAPH ABOUT IRAQ- Yes, after the internet porn phase wears off, folks with broadband are really self aware of the world around them. Having good healthy conversation with other folks in the world, learning more than school taught. Anyway, after 1-1/2 hours of typing I am going to take a break. Oh yeah, and Y2K.....LOL. -KILSEK

Americans do not need to know where Avganistan or Iraq or for that matter where Serbia is. Vast majority of Americans do not need geography in their every day life. Vast majority of everybody else in the world needs to know where America is. Because their every day life depends on ot.

To: voi Статистику обнулить это просто, а вот выгонять/не пущать как? Киканье - не решит проблему. Я не знаю как реализовать ограничение доступа используя то что есть в наличии. Остается только добрая воля игроков :-). Могу вот еще MeInit.xml включить в serverFiles.

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