Post Great Things ex The USA.

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Originally Posted by maebach

beatles?

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Californian Punk is a marvellous thing from the USA.

I also like the way their tax system works.

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Originally Posted by JPaul

The internal combustion engine.

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:mellow:

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Just joining in with the spirit of some other suggestions mate. Couple of decent rod attempts in there.

Well not really, coz' they didn't work. However be fair, the Americans are trying.

:lol: trying a bit too hard.

They beat the russians to the moon landing :lookaroun

The space programme, good one.

Velcro and teflon as well.

Fantastic things which I believe were USA inventions.

I always admired the invention of the pc and sports

The war on drugs!!!:ph34r:

Hilarious.....:lol:

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I always admired the invention of the pc and sports

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Which merkin invented sport.

Well done, that chap (or chapess).

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The war on drugs!!!:ph34r:

Hilarious.....:lol:

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http://www.grangehillfans.co.uk/star...an_Mustafa.jpg

:rolleyes:

Nylons

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Microwave oven
Cellular phones

The cell phone really has changed the world. More dramatically than most youngsters realize.

The simple "I'm stuck in traffic" phone call makes such a difference in both a work and social sense.

electric traffic lights
interconnected traffic signaling system
safety hood and smoke protector

Nuclear power.

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Nuclear power.

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The US did not invent nuclear power. The US produced electricity from it.

porn

windows

Malcolm in the Middle.

"Dec 7 1941, the opening shot in the second world war."

I like the fact that if you go on holiday in the USA, you can feed a family of seven in a fancy restaurant for only one UK pound, you can buy a Ford Mustang for little less than the average UK inhabitant earns in a week and you can buy a house with six corners in the nation's capital for little under a thousand pounds.

It's fantastic.

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windows

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Fish

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windows

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Fish

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Never heard of it, anything like Linux.

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Fish

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Never heard of it, anything like Linux.

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Yes, although with more scales :unsure:

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Never heard of it, anything like Linux.

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Yes, although with more scales :unsure:

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Does Fish run fastly.

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I like the fact that if you go on holiday in the USA, you can feed a family of seven in a fancy restaurant for only one UK pound, you can buy a Ford Mustang for little less than the average UK inhabitant earns in a week and you can buy a house with six corners in the nation's capital for little under a thousand pounds.

It's fantastic.

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:blink: Where in the Usa are these deals located? Is it on FatWallet.com?

gwen stefani.

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Yes, although with more scales :unsure:

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Does Fish run fastly.

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Run the legs off most things. :)

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gwen stefani.

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As she is in her 30s I have permission from SGG to be vaguely interested in her...

and she is very interesting :naughty:

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gwen stefani.

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As she is in her 30s I have permission from SGG to be vaguely interested in her...

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:lol: :lol:

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gwen stefani.

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As she is in her 30s I have permission from SGG to be vaguely interested in her...

and she is very interesting :naughty:

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In a paternal way, Shirley.

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As she is in her 30s I have permission from SGG to be vaguely interested in her...

and she is very interesting :naughty:

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In a paternal way, Shirley.

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Possibly as much as a slight increase in heart rate


Drooling is out though :(

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In a paternal way, Shirley.

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Possibly as much as a slight increase in heart rate


Drooling is out though :(

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What about dribbling.

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Possibly as much as a slight increase in heart rate


Drooling is out though :(

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What about dribbling.

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Discrete dribbling might be ok - could pass that off as "age" thing. :shifty:

Phil Silvers

Spinal Tap.

Orbital satellites
Cable TV
DSL
Multiplexing

Texas.

A great invention to keep all the cerebrally disadvantaged in one spot.

E-mail

The Even Steven with a temp taper fade, the obvious omission.

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The Even Steven with a temp taper fade, the obvious omission.

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Chapeau, that man.

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The Even Steven with a temp taper fade, the obvious omission.

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Right on, bruh!