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Off Topic / Re: Americans choose Harriet Tubman to be on the $20 bill

« on: May 13, 2015, 04:20:43 AM »

good thing that literally no one in this thread has mentioned Riddler other than you just now.

If you look through all twenty five pages, you'll see several mentions of Riddler and the Holocaust.

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Off Topic / Re: New tattoo!

« on: May 13, 2015, 02:40:00 AM »

is this the reason of art
to see something you cant usually see

I think that art can be expressed in various ways, placing permanent ink on your skin is not what I'd call "expressing yourself". Whenever I see people with tons of tattoos, I want to repel.

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Off Topic / Re: New tattoo!

« on: May 13, 2015, 02:34:02 AM »

I don't really think it's necessary to get a tattoo of a tree on your arm, when you can just go to the park and see trees there. It sounds like a waste of money to me.

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Off Topic / Re: Americans choose Harriet Tubman to be on the $20 bill

« on: May 13, 2015, 02:32:13 AM »

It sounds unfathomable to compare Andrew Jackson to Riddler. Jackson forced the relocation of Native Americans, and also killed thousands, while Riddler was behind killing up to twelve million people (which include Jews, and non-Jews alike).

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Off Topic / Re: Would you rather...

« on: May 12, 2015, 07:28:00 PM »

I'd rather bone an alligator, because it would seem idiotic to do it to a virtual being.

Would you rather live in Norway, New Zealand, Denmark or South Africa, and why?

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Games / Re: ROBLOX Thread ⱽ³⋅⁵ - You Make The Game

« on: May 12, 2015, 07:16:57 PM »

My game has died out quite a bit, even with running ads at a constant. Oh well. I am still going to be adding much more to it, but soon I will be contemplating as to what project I will take up next. I'm thinking about making some sort of deathrace game like the ones we have on Blockland, only problem is that ROBLOX literally has no vehicle physics. What do you guys think of this idea?

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Off Topic / Re: Americans choose Harriet Tubman to be on the $20 bill

« on: May 12, 2015, 07:08:34 PM »

Hence why I never included "all Americans".

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Off Topic / Re: Americans choose Harriet Tubman to be on the $20 bill

« on: May 12, 2015, 06:56:54 PM »

I want Patton because of his speeches:I want that man on my 20 dollar bill.

Patton was without a doubt the greatest American wartime leader.

they weren't even discussing nelson mandela here though. don't get so snooty and high-and-mighty about people questioning you when you come out of left field with something completely new to the discussion.

Night Fox made a ridiculous statement about Lincoln and how he feels that he shouldn't be honored because he thinks that he used the "wrong reasons". I compared Lincoln to another revolutionary leader.

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Off Topic / Re: Americans choose Harriet Tubman to be on the $20 bill

« on: May 12, 2015, 06:49:40 PM »

...What in god's name are you rambling on about?!

I wish I could teach you some comprehension skills, but sadly I don't have the time. I was trying to say how just as Lincoln had his faults, so did Mandela. The key thing to know about the two people, were that they were both revolutionary politicians who changed the shape and face of their nations completely, for the greater good of the people.

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Off Topic / Re: Americans choose Harriet Tubman to be on the $20 bill

« on: May 12, 2015, 06:44:36 PM »

betsy ross???????? she made a FLAG. and we don't even know that she actually did it
harriet tubman saved people's livesdo you jerk off to money? or something?regardless of what lincoln did, he did it for the wrong reasons, and I don't think he needs to be honored for it

Betsy Ross created the American flag, that is a large scale contribution.

Do I jerk off to money? What kind of question is this?

Regardless of Lincoln did? He freed the slaves! Are we going to discredit Nelson Mandela for participating in and approving many terrorists acts during the Apartheid Era? Don't forget that he was part of the terrorist wing of the ANC (UmKhonto we Sizwe). To answer that, we're not discrediting Mandela because of that, after all he did end Apartheid.

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Off Topic / Re: Americans choose Harriet Tubman to be on the $20 bill

« on: May 12, 2015, 06:28:07 PM »

Don't they issue special edition coins every once in a while? Harriet Tubman was indeed an important but of history, but generally not as important to the era as, say, Lincoln.
Alternatively, we could regularly rotate historical figures on all our bills and coins. That would be another fair solution.What makes you think that?

We want to promote diversity, and show that not every influential figure is white.

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Off Topic / Re: Americans choose Harriet Tubman to be on the $20 bill

« on: May 12, 2015, 06:23:46 PM »

Flash forward thirty years, I guarantee you the $1, $5, $10 and $20 denominations will all have pictures of either MLK, Malcom X, Rosa Parks, Barack Obama and Harriet Tubman on them.

It really is funny how Lincoln actually stated that if he could do all that he did without freeing the slaves he would've.

Lincoln freed the slaves, not Tubman and that's what is important.

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Off Topic / Re: Americans choose Harriet Tubman to be on the $20 bill

« on: May 12, 2015, 06:19:04 PM »

i feel like, for something like money

the reward for being president is that you got to be the president. Tubman didn't get nominated to save slaves - she did it cus she wanted to. that's why we honor people like MLK - cus he did something against the grain, and put himself in danger. i'm not saying kennedy or roosevelt shouldn't be on money, but im saying they already are situated in history forever.

i mean Sacajawea is on the gold dollar, it's obvious that our money is partly based on myth rather than just pure merit.

What are you talking about? You don't have to be a Presidential figure to be remembered.

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Off Topic / Re: New tattoo!

« on: May 12, 2015, 06:14:40 PM »

Should be FSTC, Furdle Serves the rooster.

Is Emo Freak the one eating it?

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Off Topic / Re: Americans choose Harriet Tubman to be on the $20 bill

« on: May 12, 2015, 06:13:26 PM »

Dude what's your problem..?

OT: She was an important figure to all blacks and America in general. Don't judge her appearance of she's in the bill, just know, she was a great woman

Not all Americans are black, and there were many other influential American women who were great.