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At 8/8/03 08:05 PM, Wolfintity wrote:
black list? u mean like the kkk peoples have?i dont got one of them u racist whore!
How soon we forget that the US government went around blacklisting commies as well. A black list is simply a list of people or groups regarded as unacceptable or untrustworthy and the action taken is either protest or boycott.
The KKK is a hate group. Get your facts straight before you go attacking people on a knee-jerk reaction.
That said, I will not buy another Tomb raider game since the last one was not only not as fun as the first but it still had all the control issues that the game is known for and it was overly buggy.
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At 8/8/03 08:16 PM, Spike_J_Wolfwood wrote: How soon we forget that the US government went around blacklisting commies as well. A black list is simply a list of people or groups regarded as unacceptable or untrustworthy and the action taken is either protest or boycott.
Yeah. During the cold war people who were suspected of being communist were forced to go to loyalty hearings. Sorta the same thing happened with the internment camps.
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At 8/8/03 08:37 PM, greeniemachinie wrote: Yeah. During the cold war people who were suspected of being communist were forced to go to loyalty hearings. Sorta the same thing happened with the internment camps.
Somoene must have spilt ink on your definition of a similie as a child.
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At 8/8/03 08:42 PM, FakeAnarchyPenguin wrote: Somoene must have spilt ink on your definition of a similie as a child.
It's not all that different. Well...now that I think about it, maybe. That's why I said sorta. Besides...that's not a similie anyways. I learned it in English. A similie is when you compare something (ex. a girl) to something else (ex. a goddess) and you use words such as "like". ex. That's girl's like a goddess. It's like a metaphor. Or maybe I just described a metaphor and a similie....Oh well, a similie is almost the same as a metaohor. I'm just trying to sound smart here.
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