CrowleyHead
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I'm not sure what it is I feud with.
Dissensus Rivalries and Blood Feuds
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luka
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your father?
CrowleyHead
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I meant on the FORUM *eyeroll*
sufi
lala
It's basically all the same behaviours described as opaque and mysterious here: https://www.wired.com/2016/08/how-teens-use-social-media/
just that what characterise as feuding, they characterise as flirting
just that what characterise as feuding, they characterise as flirting
woops
is not like other people
hm, i was considering posting in this thread that i've never had an argument or flame war ever on this forum, now i feel sad & lonelyIt's basically all the same behaviours described as opaque and mysterious here: https://www.wired.com/2016/08/how-teens-use-social-media/
just that what characterise as feuding, they characterise as flirting
luka
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who are you going to pick on?
woops
is not like other people
yeah. good idea. or maybe i'll issue a challenge to all comers. i can't see any possibility of that backfiring or getting out of hand.
yeah, but they still taste fucking rank.
IdleRich
IdleRich
They certainly do in Portugal, they sell things here that look like croissants but they just haven't mastered that flakey light pastry.
Anyway, Portugal have very little in the way of victories to celebrate over the moslem forces. One of the main squares is called Martim Moniz and that is named after a guy who, according to legend, sacrificed himself in some way to help the Portuguese recapture Lisbon. I think maybe he put himself in the gate so that although he was crushed to death it remained open and meant that the soldiers could still enter and rout the moor... or perhaps he wedged it shut, one of those two.
But half the country still has names that bear witness to the occupation... Almada, Alcochete, Alamaeda, Alcantara.... the Algarve as a whole in fact and so on and so forth.
Anyway, Portugal have very little in the way of victories to celebrate over the moslem forces. One of the main squares is called Martim Moniz and that is named after a guy who, according to legend, sacrificed himself in some way to help the Portuguese recapture Lisbon. I think maybe he put himself in the gate so that although he was crushed to death it remained open and meant that the soldiers could still enter and rout the moor... or perhaps he wedged it shut, one of those two.
But half the country still has names that bear witness to the occupation... Almada, Alcochete, Alamaeda, Alcantara.... the Algarve as a whole in fact and so on and so forth.
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IdleRich
IdleRich
I was right the first time
I wonder would anyone here do that... Luka bravely give up his life so that the lads could finally and decisively defeat the dudes? Stupid question really when you think about it, we can crush them easily with one hand tied behind our back, no sacrifice required.
I wonder would anyone here do that... Luka bravely give up his life so that the lads could finally and decisively defeat the dudes? Stupid question really when you think about it, we can crush them easily with one hand tied behind our back, no sacrifice required.
Leo
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so you finally mailed his belt back?
What happened 5 years ago that was more important?
IdleRich
IdleRich
Yeah, that is why something that looks like a croissant and which is sold as a croissant but which ultimately is nothing like one other than that it is vaguely crescent shaped is so disappointing.
One thing I always find strange though, did you know that the French don't have their own word for baguette?
Mr. Tea
Let's Talk About Ceps
The ones in M&S are quite good too.