Little clip from a radio commercial in Vice City about what makes a good American: "Or maybe it's the power to walk into little countries and tell them how to do things."
Ah, that's so hilarious.
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Fri May 23, 2003 10:37 pm
Born and raised in Fairbanks, Alaska (in the U.S.A for you simpletons 
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Currently living in Ninilchik, Alaska (and the discription of Scottland is depressingly accurate for Alaska too (except with snow for autumn, winter, spring, and most of the summer).
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My conviction is like an arrow in flight, your life will only last until it reaches you.
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Currently living in Ninilchik, Alaska (and the discription of Scottland is depressingly accurate for Alaska too (except with snow for autumn, winter, spring, and most of the summer).
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My conviction is like an arrow in flight, your life will only last until it reaches you.
--7--
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Sat May 24, 2003 2:22 am
Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur.
The only place in this entire country where you have tall buildings like KLCC and not many people work in there cause it's tooo expensive.
Actually, this is the only known metropolitan city. The rest of the country is still green..
Currently having this terrible heat wave around here where temperatures hover around 35C and drops to just 30C at night. Most malayian can't afford air conditioning for their home.
The only place in this entire country where you have tall buildings like KLCC and not many people work in there cause it's tooo expensive.
Actually, this is the only known metropolitan city. The rest of the country is still green..
Currently having this terrible heat wave around here where temperatures hover around 35C and drops to just 30C at night. Most malayian can't afford air conditioning for their home.
Sat May 24, 2003 6:29 am
Theres quite a few malaysion students at my college. Just to let ya know 
And I bet missouri has very similar weather to me up here in Nebraska... I guess I complain to much but hell its been raining for the past month and the western half of my state is still in a drought... But then again who cares about western Nebraska, I say give it to Wyoming!
And I bet missouri has very similar weather to me up here in Nebraska... I guess I complain to much but hell its been raining for the past month and the western half of my state is still in a drought... But then again who cares about western Nebraska, I say give it to Wyoming!
Sat May 24, 2003 8:49 am
Denmark, but at the moment posted in Bangladesh
...... Damm had to fly to Singapore to get the Original Version of Freelancer, as i do not support copied **** if it is a good game...
So Price:
Flight Ticket: 375 USD (return ticket to Dhaka)
Freelacer: 50 USD
Hotel: 350 USD (2 nights)
Beer & Food: 400 USD
Total 1175 USD / The most expensive game I ever bought!
...... Damm had to fly to Singapore to get the Original Version of Freelancer, as i do not support copied **** if it is a good game...
So Price:
Flight Ticket: 375 USD (return ticket to Dhaka)
Freelacer: 50 USD
Hotel: 350 USD (2 nights)
Beer & Food: 400 USD
Total 1175 USD / The most expensive game I ever bought!