Latest from the leader of Hizbullah:

THIS IS THE MOST LOGICAL EXPLAINATION YET :rolleyes:

Man, I seriously cannot wrap my head around the way these people think. Would it be possible to drop a Prozac bomb on some of these turds and see if it straightens out their thinking?

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Spanky

He's struggling alright.

Maybe a DailyKos guy. Also the DemocraticUnderground.com type too.

Actually, my take on the guy.... based on what he has said in his postings, I'm guessing he's most likely Canadian.

It's also quite possible that Desert_Rat just posted a picture of him.

He lives in Toronto.

He's a member of SOXC.

You know this guy Graham?

I didn't even think he had an Xterra.

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No.

Just reading his past posts:

"Hey, my friends. I live in Toronto, and I am part of SOXC, the Southern Ontario Xterra Club. I visit Montreal from time-to-time. I don't know how long your club has been around; I have just noticed it. Good idea, in any case."

Forgive the poor translation. Tenth-grade French was a long time ago, and I spent most of it at the arcades (shouldn't have made it last period!).

I guess you just HAD to know what the other 3 posts he's ever made were about, eh?

Hmmm... French Cannuck. That explains a lot.

Exactly. He probably can't figure out why Israel isn't standing out there waving a white flag.

My name is Gaston and I do live in Toronto. I am not a writer but a baker. I bake baguettes and croissants too. Good, golden croissants.

BTW you guys are taking this WAY TOO seriously. Hopy shit batman you need to lighten up. I find a lot of the commentary appaling so why not speak up but it's not like you're Zidane and I insulted your sister. It's a truck board. You're not running for president. Go for a walk and lighen up fellows.

tag da en skidepille og slap lidt af. I er alle under skolede korn fede amerikanere som ikke har en skid udsigt til hvad der ligger to hundrede meter uden for jeres egen baghave. I er bare saa lette at narre til at tro hvad som helst naar det har at goere med at vaere patriotiske for jeres land. hvis I bare vidste hvor meget verdenen griner af jer.....

My name is Gaston. I bake good, golden croissants. I am wise, worldy and witty. I fart in your general direction. Now go away or I shall be forced to change my user name and taunt you further.

He said skid.

It's not like Canada is even a real country anyways.

I agree. Don't let this idiot bother you. To many Canadians, people like Howard Dean and Bernie Sanders are "right wingers". Especially the despicable French Canadaians.

This guy is a moonbat Frenchy named "Gaston" who bakes croissants. Is it possible to be any more of the stereotypical "surrender monkey"?

Yeah, I know. This guy's pink panties are probably still in a bunch because Stephen Harper and the Conservatives showed so well in the last election. I'm sure that's Bush's fault too. :rolleyes:

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This guy is a moonbat Frenchy named "Gaston" who bakes croissants. Is it possible to be any more of the stereotypical "surrender monkey"?

Madman, you rock.

There are some people in Canada who actually get it...

Israeli ceasefire no solution to peace in Lebanon, MacKay says

You would have never heard this kind of clarity from the disgraceful Cretin government of a few years ago.

Woohooo! I'll play along, since I've been out of this thread for a while... What the heck was I thinking... First, I agree with the majority of opinions, here, and my initial impression way back on page 1 or 2 of this darn thing is no longer valid.

1. Define "foreign" language? Does that mean not my first language? Because if so, then technically english is my foreign language. But, since I don't use spanish on a regular basis (a few times a year, tops), and have been speaking English since I was about 4, I guess I should say english is my native language. I'm confused... I don't know how to answer the question. (Incidentally, my parents native language is english, and mine technically is spanish; we moved to Guatemala when I was a baby, and that's where I learned my first language, spanish.)

2. Not sure if this is completely correct, I may be missing one or two, but I've been to Nicaragua, Honduras at least 4 times (I've lost track), England, France, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Mexico, Canada, Guatemala, and Costa Rica. Will eventually get to the rest of the continents; just haven't found the time, yet.

3. Only muslim countries I've been to are African muslims, which are completely different than Arab muslims. Come to think of it, "Muslim" isn't a type of country; Arab is, Persian is, but Muslim is a religion, not a country. So really, nobody's been to a "Muslim" country before. It doesn't exist.

No, I haven't been to Israel, yet. I have no desire to get blown up on a bus ride by some sheet head with a grudge against my forefathers from centuries ago. (yeah, I'm jewish by blood. Bite me.)

4. Besides the famdambly? Umm, not many that I know of. We stopped having to wear those little star of david arm bands sometime around 1945 or so. It's damned hard to pick 'em out anymore. I mean, you can always look for the big noses, but seriously, some people might just be Indian (dots not feathers), or other, and not Jewish or Muslim. It's too hard to tell from just looking at someone.

5. Non-American media? Oh, you mean the media from all those other countries that have "Freedom of the Press" like Iran, North Korea, China, etc.? Nah. No thanks. Besides, we already established that I don't speak any foreign languages in #1, so how am I supposed to read "non-american" media? I can't even pick up a paper in Honduras when I'm there, and fill that bill, 'cause believe it or not, "America" consists of two continents, and a middle connector... Hell there's at least 4 major languages in the Americas (English, French, Spanish, Portugese) and I don't speak but half of 'em! Geez... I guess I should freshen up on my Swahili, so I can read some "non-american" media next time I'm in Africa.



editors note: going places, speaking other languages, reading translated versions of foreign media, doesn't mean you know shit about shit. I've done all that, and I'm dumb as a rock if you ask some of the people around here. So freaking what. If you post something stupid, like justifying the Hezbollah, then you're not nearly as "enlightened" as you think. You're just very poorly informed, or else you've been brainwashed from birth.

I had to go back through many pages of posts - but I did not see a single post justifying Hezbollah! This is precisely the kind of language that gets innocent people killed, and a certain reputation to some people as being right-wingnuts.

Next thing you know someone says - French Canadians are on the side of Hezbollah, then someone else says Canada is not a country and then someone says Canadians don't have a right to exist... see where this goes...

Generalizing is bad enough - but then when you make up something and generalize from that - that is just plain stupid.

Can we just stay away from the bravado and the rhetoric?