Gwyneth Paltrow- Smarter & More Civilized than Americans

  • #61
I think the best band ever to come from England is the Spice Girls!:crazy:
 
  • #62
narlacat said:
I don't know, but they do.....you guys aren't the flavour of the month down here that's for sure...alot of Australians resent GW atm....

I would love to visit your country, can think of a dozen places just off the top of my head that I would love to see......you guys have alot to be proud of...
A lot of Americans resent him too! LOL!

You can stay with me anytime you hit the states, narlacat!
 
  • #63
southcitymom said:
A lot of Americans resent him too! LOL!

You can stay with me anytime you hit the states, narlacat!
I know!

That's nice of you!
One things for sure I won't have to worry about accomodation money if I ever get there.....lol.....you guys are very generous!
 
  • #64
2sisters said:
I think the best band ever to come from England is the Spice Girls!:crazy:
Oh definitely!
 
  • #65
I say England is home to alot of pop music teenybopper garbage but yet I was a huge Bros nd Take That fan and was really into the British pop music scene in the 80's and 90's. :doh:

I have to admit, Matt and Luke Goss are still hot.
 
  • #66
"Me thinks you all protest too much"- as shakespeare would say... truly- who the heck cares what one person says- actress especially-wow- I am truly amazed at the feedback and people who are offended- why the uproar?!
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In the long run, is it that important?

Honestly, if we Canadian's got upset with every little comment- not to mention ignorance- that was quoted- we would all be suicidal- seriously- put things into perspective guys- family matters, friends matter, kind heartedness, good nature and unselfish gestures matter....way more than anything someone says or thinks of you...be proud, but not defensive- it counteracts it...truly!
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JMHO of course
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  • #67
G.P. blew it in my book. She just lowered herself to the very "class" she snubs. I love the Brits, but sorry.........the Royal Family is an embarrassment to all mankind (although I LOVE Di's boys). The whole world got to listen to their future MARRIED King telling his lover he wishes he was her tampon. :silenced:

You go Gwennie! :laugh:
 
  • #68
narlacat said:
I don't know, but they do.....you guys aren't the flavour of the month down here that's for sure...alot of Australians resent GW atm....

I would love to visit your country, can think of a dozen places just off the top of my head that I would love to see......you guys have alot to be proud of...
Oh God-narlacat-you don't even know how many American's really resent GW-trust me-you are not alone.

ITA with you about the US space program. While I think space exploration is a worthy pursuit I think it should come second to making sure every child in this country has access to a good education, every senior can pay their heating bills, and every family can afford to put food on the table.

I love the US and I think this country has done some great things (although singlehandly winning WWII was not one of them) but I think our country needs to own up to our mistakes and learn from them too-and there are certainly many of them. I also think our country needs to take a more inclusive position in world politics-we may be a "superpower" but that doesn't give us the right to disregard the input of everyother country.

Lol-Narlacat I'd offer you a place to stay in the US if you ever came to visit but we live in Iowa and no one ever wants to visit us. Too bad-we're not nearly as obsessed with corn or the bible as people would have you believe. :D
 
  • #69
narlacat said:
Um, I'll take the Beatles over fatboy Elvis anyday!
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Leave Elvis out of it, lol....I have a soft spot for him.:blushing:
 
  • #70
michelle said:
Leave Elvis out of it, lol....I have a soft spot for him.:blushing:
Whoops sorry Michelle, how naughty of me to call people names :p

He was fat though lol and I didn't like any of his music, maybe liked 'suspicious minds'...
 
  • #71
narlacat said:
Well, that's just being greedy :p but hey let's not worry about that-or the worlds resources!
Well, credit where credit is due, pity they did it the wrong way around, they should have banished themselves here lol, it doesn't get much better than this :laugh:


Aussies have always been there with us, even when they had little to gain; so with the Brits. When I visited the World War II Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial near Omaha Beach, some of the sacrifices we have made for each other come into perspective. Brothers shouldn't put much energy into small differences and are glad we can all be here for each other. In any one of the three countries: Imagine the other two weren't there with you on the world stage, then look at The Australian War Memorial. The Aussies were a damned long way from home in a lot of the conflicts catalogued there and didn't have to be there, but they were, like the US guys at Normandy, trying to help their allies. In WWII Australia, on a population-weighted basis, paid as steep a price as the US.

Straight lines of crosses and stars let us see Paltrow and her claptrap for what it is: quite pathetic.

Crypto6
 
  • #72
narlacat said:
Whoops sorry Michelle, how naughty of me to call people names :p

He was fat though lol and I didn't like any of his music, maybe liked 'suspicious minds'...
He was fat in the end, he sure was fine though when he was younger. I love suspicious minds too.
 
  • #73
beakiebean said:
Oh God-narlacat-you don't even know how many American's really resent GW-trust me-you are not alone.

ITA with you about the US space program. While I think space exploration is a worthy pursuit I think it should come second to making sure every child in this country has access to a good education, every senior can pay their heating bills, and every family can afford to put food on the table.

I love the US and I think this country has done some great things (although singlehandly winning WWII was not one of them) but I think our country needs to own up to our mistakes and learn from them too-and there are certainly many of them. I also think our country needs to take a more inclusive position in world politics-we may be a "superpower" but that doesn't give us the right to disregard the input of everyother country.

Lol-Narlacat I'd offer you a place to stay in the US if you ever came to visit but we live in Iowa and no one ever wants to visit us. Too bad-we're not nearly as obsessed with corn or the bible as people would have you believe. :D



Well, I'm not up on what is a cool state and what isn't in the US!
I didn't even know Iowa is known for it's corn or Bibles :p

I do know your southern states get bagged for whatever reason...but from what I've seen it's beautiful down there!

I just googled Iowa, all those farms- I love those old barns!
 
  • #74
narlacat said:
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Well, I'm not up on what is a cool state and what isn't in the US!
I didn't even know Iowa is known for it's corn or Bibles :p

I do know your southern states get bagged for whatever reason...but from what I've seen it's beautiful down there!

I just googled Iowa, all those farms- I love those old barns!
I love those old barns too, its beautiful.
Narla if I was not such a chicken I would come to Australia in a minute, my aunt has gone there several times and LOVES it.
 
  • #75
crypto6 said:
Aussies have always been there with us, even when they had little to gain; so with the Brits. When I visited the World War II Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial near Omaha Beach, some of the sacrifices we have made for each other come into perspective. Brothers shouldn't put much energy into small differences and are glad we can all be here for each other. In any one of the three countries: Imagine the other two weren't there with you on the world stage, then look at The Australian War Memorial. The Aussies were a damned long way from home in a lot of the conflicts catalogued there and didn't have to be there, but they were, like the US guys at Normandy, trying to help their allies. In WWII Australia, on a population-weighted basis, paid as steep a price as the US.

Straight lines of crosses and stars let us see Paltrow and her claptrap for what it is: quite pathetic.

Crypto6
Thanks for the link Crypto.
 
  • #76
michelle said:
I love those old barns too, its beautiful.
Narla if I was not such a chicken I would come to Australia in a minute, my aunt has gone there several times and LOVES it.
Hehehe so funny.

Ya know I hate flying too!

Right pair we are.

I can't afford it yet anyway...

You go first LOL
 
  • #77
narlacat said:
Hehehe so funny.

Ya know I hate flying too!

Right pair we are.

I can't afford it yet anyway...

You go first LOL
No way you go first. My son said the other day to my DH that he was NEVER getting on a big boat or a plane because Mom says they are scary :eek: and he does not want to crash. I could not believe him. My DH was so mad. He told me we will never do anything because I am too chicken. I do seriously need to get over that, I am thinking that a valium or 3 would help.:angel:
 
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  • #79
It does sound like "translation" could have been a problem there.
 
  • #80
michelle said:
No way you go first. My son said the other day to my DH that he was NEVER getting on a big boat or a plane because Mom says they are scary :eek: and he does not want to crash. I could not believe him. My DH was so mad. He told me we will never do anything because I am too chicken. I do seriously need to get over that, I am thinking that a valium or 3 would help.:angel:
Oh my!!
Don'tcha hate that!

Kids huh..my DS has done that kind of thing just once and I swear I nearly died....I could not believe it either-total betrayal!
 

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