What inspired this, I was just watching the Shania Twain performance at the Juno Awards of her tune Forever and Always.
Dang it that girl is a fine singer, I am glad she's ours
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You getting booted from your modship after you went on your Little Hitler "power" spree over a miniscule amount of "power" you were entrusted with.Les the Sarge 9-1 wrote:Ok in a time when half the non wargame posts are about something most prefer to do nothing but argue over, I want to know what makes your truely and specifically proud to be what you are (insert nation name here).
I have already posted quite a few of my thoughts (under various names) on the pros and cons of living in the UK at this website www.whatswrongwithbritain.com, which also has a flipside forum ("whats right"). The folk posting on these two forums do not pull their punches, and some of it can make for unpleasant (and poorly informed) reading.Les the Sarge 9-1 wrote:Ok in a time when half the non wargame posts are about something most prefer to do nothing but argue over, I want to know what makes your truely and specifically proud to be what you are (insert nation name here).
What inspired this, I was just watching the Shania Twain performance at the Juno Awards of her tune Forever and Always.
Dang it that girl is a fine singer, I am glad she's ours
Hey I don't see John Cleese on your list!Blunderbuss wrote: There are certain Brits who I (and many others) regard as national treasures. I would include the following:- David and 'Dickie' Attenborough, Patrick Moore, David Jason, Ronnie Barker, Bobby Charlton, John Mills and (grudgingly, because I'm no royalist) the present Queen.
Whats wrong about being proud of somthing about your nation? You don't have to be a rasist or similar just because you are proud of your country.BrubakerII wrote:I was going to write a few lines about why I like being who and what I am as well but in the end I thought that it is simply inciteful to do so. Inviting us to be perochrial (sp?) online is simply inviting us to highlight the differences between our cultures. Instead why not invite us to expound on what we think are our similarities.
I like wargames.
I like PC technology.
I most often prefer the company of you gents to flesh and blood buddies.
I (think) I must be a computer nerd
My country of origin or religion or culture is mostly irrelevant.
Brubaker - and I eat quiche