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i have about 195 posts at this forum (i calculated it with the percentage and all) and only 1 counts!!! :o :angry: :( :blink: :huh: :devil: :unsure:
why oh why? i want more stars! (but i also only want to post in the fun parts of the forum :P )
Hey, lil z click Here and you'll receive your answer. Posts in off topic and in the worlds discussions don't count toward your post count.
ya, i know. :unsure: ive been told a thousand times. i wuz jus lettin off steam... :angry:
:sorcerer: :shifty: :ninja:
:w00t: < this guys funny. :P
so, whats up?
lol another slightly irrelivant post but... as you been told :) you have to sort of contribute to the community to get your stars :)
lil z-
Noticed you've been posting to the political questions being posed and I'm curious-are you from Quebec or an "outlander"? Whichever, what's it like? Spent some time in Canada in the past, most recently on my honeymoon in 2000, but just the Niagara/Toronto/Sudbury/Sault Ste, Marie loop. I like your country, never been treated so well.
"outlander"? lol. actually, i live in a suburb of toronto. how ever i moved here 8 years ago from seattle. i used to think of myself as american, and still do, but i guess im sorta both now. :P (im 16)
Dual citizenship-cool!Quote:
Originally posted by lil_z@19 March 2003 - 22:15
"outlander"? lol. actually, i live in a suburb of toronto. how ever i moved here 8 years ago from seattle. i used to think of myself as american, and still do, but i guess im sorta both now. :P (im 16)
When we went thru there, stayed at Holiday Inn in Mississauga. Nice.
By outlander, I meant what people from Quebec sometimes choose to refer to those who live elsewhere. I've heard they can be very snotty (French)about it.
i dunno. i went to quebec city for a field trip a few years ago. but essentially i dont like the idea of french being everywhere here (not many people do, and not just cuz of french people). its useless.
:)