Americans are proud of being American.

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Did they fly Pan-Am or Air Asia?

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They walked. ;)

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How :lol:

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They walked. ;)

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How :lol:

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:lol:

Good one.

Seriously; they walked...the Asian land-bridge.

So that means it should be the United States of Arabia

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So that means it should be the United States of Arabia

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Actually, a more accurate term would be the United States of Polynesia.

And if they walked across that ocean, I'll be a......

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So that means it should be the United States of Arabia

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Actually, a more accurate term would be the United States of Polynesia.

And if they walked across that ocean, I'll be a......

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Hmmmm.

Two reaches to my none. :P

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Especialy the Irish Americans, Italian Americans, Polish Americans .... etc.

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German-Dutch here, which comes under your etc.

First traceable ancester ashore in 1634.

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25 to 5, just in time for dinner.

Tho' I much prefer the more traditional "ancestor" spelling. Perhaps your version is a "hun" thing. It's just the right mix.

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German-Dutch here, which comes under your etc.

First traceable ancester ashore in 1634.

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25 to 5, just in time for dinner.

Tho' I much prefer the more traditional "ancestor" spelling. Perhaps your version is a "hun" thing. It's just the right mix.

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I'm on my laptop, JP.

It has a strange effect on my spelling.

Actually I'm lucky to have been able to find a fucking vowel.

In any case, I appreciate the parse, and shall amend my mistake forthwith.

BTW-

26 to 5, I think you'll find... :P

In time for dessert, maybe.

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25 to 5, just in time for dinner.

Tho' I much prefer the more traditional "ancestor" spelling. Perhaps your version is a "hun" thing. It's just the right mix.

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I'm on my laptop, JP.

It has a strange effect on my spelling.

Actually I'm lucky to have been able to find a fucking vowel.

In any case, I appreciate the parse, and shall amend my mistake forthwith.

BTW-

26 to 5, I think you'll find... :P

In time for dessert, maybe.

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try 13375p34|<, you might like it

And they should be proud too , some of the nicest people I'v met in my travels.

You can 't blame a person because of their " governments " policy .

thats messed up.