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The war being over by the time the U.S. joined was in reference to World War One, not Two.
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But maybe people don't want to change and they ought to have that option.
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Actually I was blatantly referring to how many people who voted for STV were un-informed. Yes, I am well aware you were being sarcastic, but sarcasm does not work when something is obviously stated.
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Actually I am not opposed to this vote, I am opposed to the system, but not the vote because my main criticism of the vote was that many voters I talked to about it voted for the STV representation system un-informed of what it was about. However, The idea of voting between two proportional representational systems that Bizud suggested is ridiculous, it should be between our current representation system and one other new representation system idea.
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What Cds Are You Listening To?
Matt replied to Matt's topic in Music In General: David Bowie Appreciation Station
i noticed that too. when i first heard it i thought they were going to cover the song. for that album i'd say the slower songs are way stronger than the heavier ones. "kill" being a perfect example. as for cds... the new pornographers - twin cinema the constantines - s/t dredg - catch without arms spoon - gimme fiction sparta - wiretap scars and recently i pulled out incubus' make yourself I didn't think it was going to be a cover but I did notice the similarity. However, I enjoy the whole disc... -
My post was fine but there was some errors Yam's post...
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I saw Hedley live awhile back, I didn't want to, but there was four other bands I wanted to see live so I went to the show. Their lead singer was kind have lame too, like he had the audience show their digital cameras and then he soaked people up front in water, and apparently he does this at most shows too... I also did not enjoy the songs either...
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What Cds Are You Listening To?
Matt replied to Matt's topic in Music In General: David Bowie Appreciation Station
Matt, what's Futures like> As for me, it's been mostly The Decemberists Picaresque and Brand New's Your Favourite Weapon, but as of last night, i pulled out Gym Class Heroes Papercut Chronicles and Taking Back Sunday's Tell All Your Friends. I got out Cradle of Filth's Midian this morning. Funky like Funkytown, i tell you what. It's pretty good, it's kind have half slower songs, and half faster songs. "23"'s intro is very similar to "Everything Is Automatic" as well... -
I have been watching this show on Much Music for whatever reason over the last couple weeks, and I am actually enjoying it. It's kind have like "Fromage" except without Ed The Sock, but it is still pretty funny...
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What are you listening to?
Matt replied to Matt's topic in Music In General: David Bowie Appreciation Station
The New Pornographers - "Stacked Crooked" -
What are you listening to?
Matt replied to Matt's topic in Music In General: David Bowie Appreciation Station
Madhat - "Girl On The Street" -
What are you listening to?
Matt replied to Matt's topic in Music In General: David Bowie Appreciation Station
Wide Mouth Mason - "Show Down Satellites" -
Canada does not have any military threats because we do not go invading countries. But, if you want to be on some sort have moral high horse as you put it, where was the U.S. in the begining of World War's 1 and 2? The U.S. fought basically in World War One for six months actually being in the war. The decisive blow came from the Canadian and New Found Land Armies (at the time New Found Land was separate from Canada) at Vimy Ridge. When Canada managed to take Vimy from the Germans after the British and the French (who were the major military nations at the time) failed and the Canadians did it with less casualties (if I remember correctly). In World War Two, the decisive blow came at Stalingrad by the Soviets. They managed to turn the Nazis around and send them back to Germany. However, the British, U.S., and Canadian army managed to help speed up the end of the war in Europe through invading Normandy. Also the American Revolution had lots of help from the French who kept the British from getting out to sea, at which point the war could have gone the other way. The Gulf War and Afghanistan War, the U.S. also had help from other people again. If anything the U.S. has had lots of help from other nations over the years, however, they did not have help when they went to the Vietnam War, and lost that one big time.
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No, I just don't think this is a good idea.
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What are you listening to?
Matt replied to Matt's topic in Music In General: David Bowie Appreciation Station
Madhat - "Girl On The Street" -
What are you listening to?
Matt replied to Matt's topic in Music In General: David Bowie Appreciation Station
Limblifter - "Jumbo Jet Headache" -
From www.canada.com:
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What are you listening to?
Matt replied to Matt's topic in Music In General: David Bowie Appreciation Station
Craig Northey - "Giddy Up" -
What are you listening to?
Matt replied to Matt's topic in Music In General: David Bowie Appreciation Station
Jimmy Eat World - "Just Tonight" -
I watched the movie again, and I think it's just as good on the second watch... I am quite impressed by this one actually, I think for the most part the story was pretty well developed and even though it probably could have been full of loose connections, I think the way everyone was connected in one form or another kind have worked...
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Maybe Canada is not facing any military threats right now because it has remained a peaceful country and not invaded other ones...
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The U.N. wanted to find some proof of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq before it okayed the invasion. It's been a while since the U.S. invaded and still no weapons of mass destruction have been found.
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I didn't like their previous work, but I did enjoy the new song, and I did purchase the new album, and I like most of it.
