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Evril · Guest

One time at work we had to call in some people from the IT team to set up the rights on one of the computers, and he was like "oh nice what what programming language are you working in" C and C++. "Oh that's serious stuff I just learned the MySQL programming language that test was tough". Whole room silently facepalms...
wow, that was a fun few minutes.

Rickets · Guest

“ON. OLD. PEOPLE.I actually dont care. If i dont like it, i wont look at it.

Graham · Guest

From the article: "The Palace of Knossos on Crete, built around 1,700 B.C., features definite latrines: large, earthenware pans connected to a water supply that ran through terra-cotta pipes. Europeans had nothing of comparable sophistication until well into the 16th century."I know what they meant to say, but I'm pretty sure Crete is part of Europe..
this is where msnbc is as bad as fox news. OH NOES, A BOOK SIGNING IN MICHIGAN, AND THEY'RE ALL WHITE PEOPLE. AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

Shelyce · Guest

"MAC|LIFE MADE THESE"?
hyuk hyuk hyuk.

Penny · Guest

You do get a yellow card for diving in football.

Taihman · Guest

I was born and lived in the South until I was 10 and moved to Chicago. I can assure you that the general understanding of the Civil War is very different in the North and South.In the north, the war was about slavery.In the south, the war was about states' rights.This topic is very fascinating to me, and what I have come to understand, is that it was both: A state's right to have slaves.Many northerners take the moral high ground and paint the Union army as fighting for the end of slavery. It was fighting purely for the reunification of the Union (with or without slavery). It wasn't until the Battle of Sharpsburg (Antietam, as it's called in the North), that allowed Lincoln to take the moral highground and turn the war into a war against slavery with the Emancipation Proclamation (which only "freed" the slaves IN STATES OF REBELLION). There were 4 slave states that didn't secede.Some Southerners try to completely ignore the issue of slavery, which is obviously silly.Back to your question, "The South Will Rise Again" is a saying that is interpreted in different ways. To northerners and blacks, it probably sounds like secessionist/racist rabble.To southerners, at least to me, it means a return to glory. I don't interpret the "rising again" as a renewal of the civil war. The last century and a half has been a tough one for the South and it just reminds us to be proud of where we're from. Some southerners might be referring to open hostilities, which is foolish because the war brought shame and destitution to the South.

Kirti · Guest

What the ***** was that guy doing with the cane at that one part?

Janiesa · Guest

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