What poor grammar.... Ar not Er...

It's spelled grammar. Epic fail, both of you.

That just made my day

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Originally posted by rmctagg10:
It's spelled grammar. Epic fail, both of you.

You were talking to DAFOC and BTR right? Cause i spelt it the same way you did...

Loads of posts about grammar great thread

Haha you need to have some grammar correction posts in any good forum off topic thread

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Originally posted by BenitoFinito:
Loads of posts about grammar great thread

Coming here trying to stat stuff
What an E-thug

What stats are he taking here Dafoc? How many E-thugs there are? Peoples Nationalities? Religons?

Lol.

Obviously my joke went over your heads

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Originally posted by Inquisitor_Zeal:

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Originally posted by rmctagg10:
It's spelled grammar. Epic fail, both of you.

You were talking to DAFOC and BTR right? Cause i spelt it the same way you did...

Yeah, I was.

This is real close to where I live...spooky.

Six bodies at US rapist's house

Sowell admitted his identity as officers began fingerprinting him, police said
Six bodies have been found at the home of a convicted rapist in the US city of Cleveland, Ohio, authorities say.

Police discovered the first two bodies on Thursday when they came to arrest Anthony Sowell, 50, on a rape charge.

A third was found a day later and police have now confirmed three more. The remains were recovered in the house and inside a grave dug in the backyard.

The suspect - who spent 15 years in prison for a 1989 rape - was arrested on Saturday not far from his home.

Cuyahoga County Coroner Frank Miller said two of the bodies had been identified as black females, one of whom had died a violent death, the Associated Press reports.

Autopsies had been performed on all six, the coroner's office said, but no cause of death was announced.


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Police search the house of Anthony Sowell in Cleveland, Ohio

Police chief Michael McGrath told a news conference that Sowell had offered no resistance when arrested, following a tip-off, while walking down the street on Saturday at around noon.

The suspect initially denied he was the man authorities were looking for, but admitted his identity as officers began fingerprinting him, police said.

Chief McGrath said the bodies were in "various states of being decomposed" and could have been in the two-storey house for up to six months.


It was such a disgusting sight... the stench from inside was overwhelming

Lt Thomas Stacho
He said Sowell had initially lived in the property with his aunt and uncle, but that his uncle had passed away and his aunt had gone to a nursing home about a year ago.

Police Lt Thomas Stacho told CNN: "It was such a disgusting sight."

"I can tell you I stood outside the home for about an hour yesterday, and the stench from inside was overwhelming," he added.

Neighbours told media that the suspect made a living from looking for scrap metal to sell.

"He was crazy," said Teresa Hicks, who has known Sowell since school. "Sometimes he would just go off if he didn't have his way."

Missing-person reports are being checked dating to June 2005, when Sowell was released from prison.

Crowds have been gathering outside Sowell's home, in the city's East Side, holding posters of missing loved ones.

PRISTINA, Kosovo (Nov. 1) - Thousands of ethnic Albanians braved low temperatures and a cold wind in Kosovo's capital Pristina to welcome former President Bill Clinton on Sunday as he attended the unveiling of an 11-foot (3.5-meter) statue of himself on a key boulevard that also bears his name.
Clinton is celebrated as a hero by Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority for launching NATO's bombing campaign against Yugoslavia in 1999 that stopped the brutal Serb forces' crackdown on independence-seeking ethnic Albanians.
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Former President Gets Hero's WelcomeArmend Nimani, AFP / Getty Images3 photos Officials in Pristina, Kosovo, unveiled an 11-foot statue of former President Bill Clinton on Sunday. Many ethnic Albanians admire him for his role in stopping the Serbian crackdown on their bid for independence 10 years ago.(Note: Please disable your pop-up blocker)
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Former President Gets Hero's Welcome
Officials in Kosovo's capital of Pristina unveiled an 11-foot statue of former President Bill Clinton on Sunday. Many ethnic Albanians admire him for his role in stopping the Serbian crackdown on their bid for independence ten years ago.
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This is his first visit to Kosovo since it declared independence from Serbia last year.
Many waved American, Albanian and Kosovo flags and chanted "USA!" as the former president climbed on top of a podium with his poster in the background reading "Kosovo honors a hero."
Some peeked out of balconies and leaned on window sills to get a better view of Clinton from their apartment blocks.
To thunderous applause Clinton waved to the crowd as the red cover was pulled off from the statue.
The statue is placed on top of a white-tiled base, in the middle of a tiny square, surrounded by communist-era buildings.
"I never expected that anywhere, someone would make such a big statue of me," Clinton said of the gold-sprayed statue weighing a ton (900 kilograms).
He also addressed Kosovo's 120-seat assembly, encouraging them to forgive and move on from the violence of the past.
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The statue portrays Clinton with his left arm raised and holding a portfolio bearing his name and the date when NATO started bombing Yugoslavia, on March. 24, 1999.
An estimated 10,000 ethnic Albanians were killed during the Kosovo crackdown and about 800,000 were forced out of their homes. They returned home after NATO-led peacekeepers moved in following 78 days of bombing.
Leta Krasniqi, an ethnic Albanian, said the statue was the best way to express the ethnic Albanians' gratitude for Clinton's role in making Kosovo a state.
"This is a big day," Krasniqi, 25 said. "I live nearby and I'm really excited that I will be able to see the statue of such a big friend of ours every day."
Clinton last visited Kosovo in 2003 when he received an honorary university degree. His first visit was in 1999 — months after some 6,000 U.S. troops were deployed in the NATO-led peacekeeping mission here.
Some 1,000 American soldiers are still based in Kosovo as part of NATO's 14,000-strong peacekeeping force.
Police in Kosovo upped security measures ahead of Bill Clinton's arrival by adding deploying more traffic police and special police.
NATO officials said the peacekeepers were also on alert, although no additional security measures were taken.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-cQVj40XcI
Opening level to MW2
Dont worry its just training and it looks alot more fun than COD4s training mission
You train local Afgahnies
Also the opening is epic. especially with the music made by
HANS mother****ing Zimmer baby (Gladiator, BlackHawk Down, POTC:WE)

It's great to know there's still some countries that love us

But you should see the Newsvine forum about that article... abolutely disgusting, people are talking about how Serbs are poor persecuted victims and that the Kosovars were terrorists and that there was no genocide...

Oh, there'll always be countries that love the states. It might interest you to know, the second tallest structure in australia's capital city is the american memorial, built from public donations to commemorate the american soldiers who fell in the pacific war. Takes pride of place on Russel Hill (australia's Pentagon).


Also, i just won $200 on the melbourne cup 'Shocking' ftw!

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The only country that loves the states...Is the states.


Even Canada doesn't like you guys, they are just too nice to say it

yay!

Finally, lisbon is through!

One more step to a truely unified Europe.

OR if your part of the BNP or UKIP,

One more step to anarchy.

I feel somewhat mixed though overall the benefits will probably outweigh the costs