Tompwnage

@Azkanan: > @ÅÐмIядζ: > > > @Zоmbie: > > > > > How expensive is running the country going to be? ;) > > > Especially kickstarting one. > > > > http://micronations.webs.com/index.html > > Or better yet, http://www.ehow.com/how_2197657_start-own-country.html > > Alright everybody, start saving your money. > > [Coral Island](http://www.privateislandsonline.com/coral-island-philippines.htm) > > $1,500,000 says we can have our own nation. Decent size, too. It's actually really simple; if you buy the land, you keep the land. You only need to abide by international law. Rofl.

@The: > Currently: 1 U.S. dollar = 0.784129224 Euros > > Regards, > Stephan. That's not too bad.

@The: > Stephen this is a little offtopic but I am curious. Since the EU is worth more then the USD would prices actually change or how would I handle it ''If'' I exchange my USDs for EU's basically worth more. How much is the cost of living ect clothing in comparison. I am curious about that. Or would it just be the same in price as in USDs (Amount) = EUS (Amount) = Price of object. Also any language barriers? Basically, there are a few problems with exchanging money. America has one benefit here, and that is that America is cheaper and that's very noticeable most of the times. But then again, with a good job (in Europe, that is), you can easily **re**-immigrate (XD) into Europe. Regards, Stephan. How would a exchange go basically USD amount = EU amount

@The: > For the Netherlands it would be more worthwhile to switch back to the Gulden than stay with the Euro or use another existing, but crappish currency like the Dollar. So far the EU failed altogether with the Euro, even though I liked the fact that Neelie Kroes participated in it and still does, actually. To be honest, we only got the Euro because of some shitty minister who thought we needed it. If he didn't exist, we wouldn't have switched for sure. > > Regards, > Stephan. Stephen this is a little offtopic but I am curious. Since the EU is worth more then the USD would prices actually change or how would I handle it ''If'' I exchange my USDs for EU's basically worth more. How much is the cost of living ect clothing in comparison. I am curious about that. Or would it just be the same in price as in USDs (Amount) = EUS (Amount) = Price of object. Also any language barriers?

@The: > @Zetta: > > > @Tompwnage™: > > > > > @ÅÐмIядζ: > > > > > > > I'm actually looking at Chile; their climate is pretty close to the US's, depending on where in Chile you're living; their water system is also pretty good, and bribes/dishonest politics, etc, is actually looked down upon (you'd be stupid NOT to bribe a Mexican officer). > > > > They're also pretty friendly to Americans, from what I've read. > > > > > > > > My alternative, would be somewhere in Europe, probably. > > > > > > Definably Europe, I am just trying to come up with mine now and start college there probably. I just don't want to be around once the dollar crashes then it will be total hell + all the money is worthless. > > > > >implying that the Euro is not tied to the US dollar > > >implying that the Euro will still exist for a long time. > > Regards, > Stephan. Also implying the country's not bankrupt with a ton of corrupt bankers that ''Think'' they rule the country.

@The: > It has been raining all day long. Today is a depressive day, but oh well, it's better than winter. As for politics the current party model seems to be: [CDA](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Democratic_Appeal) and [VVD](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People%27s_Party_for_Freedom_and_Democracy) with support from the [PVV](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Party_for_Freedom) (liberal, nationalistic and Christian; as a side note, our country is basically democratic and uses the C.P.R. model which stands for Constitutional Parliamentary Regime). > > Regards, > Stephan. Nice, I am going to look into it more. :azn:

@The: > I would move to the Netherlands, if I didn't already live there . > > Regards, > Stephan. How is it over there Stephan?

@ÅÐмiядζ: > I'm actually looking at Chile; their climate is pretty close to the US's, depending on where in Chile you're living; their water system is also pretty good, and bribes/dishonest politics, etc, is actually looked down upon (you'd be stupid NOT to bribe a Mexican officer). > They're also pretty friendly to Americans, from what I've read. > > My alternative, would be somewhere in Europe, probably. Definably Europe, I am just trying to come up with mine now and start college there probably. I just don't want to be around once the dollar crashes then it will be total hell + all the money is worthless.

@Zetta: > America, because we can not give a duck about any of our countries problems since the world has tied itself so deeply into the American government. Basically all you have to worry about in America is yourself. > > Also, if you try to rebuttal my argument, you are a biased nationalist. Biased statements = trolling in debates. I am not going to Rebuttal, its your opinion.

@Chakkra: > I'm just grateful I don't live in say.. Africa. Or south America. I know what you mean, but you have to look at what is going on aswell. Obama was born in kena (not sure if I spelled it right) According to the law its illegal for him to become the president. His grandmother confirmed it. Its illegal right? No one cares. Is the federal reserve part of the government, if you say yes your wrong. Its private. They even state so themselves that they are above the law. And my friend no one is above the law. What is a private organization doing part of the government? You tell me. Look at obama's people. They are all Wall Street, what is wall street you mite ask? A private bank. What the hell is a private bank doing all over the government? Lets face it the bankers have taken over the country and are turning it into what they see fit. Sorry about the long paragraph (More than one XD) but I am just so upset to see this happen in-front of the American people's faces and they just ignore it. The government is seposto depend on the people not the people depend on the government. Which is what is happening with health-care. It disgusts me on what they are doing and have done to this beautiful country.

@Chakkra: > I like America. > > Would you rather live in a country where they don't have running water or electricity? Water with fluoride? Please. Most country's in Europe have ban it because their study's shows the harmful effects on it. And if you wake up and take a look around our rights are being taken away as we speak. Obama is banning more guns as it is. Also milk with hormones is illegal there aswell, due to tests that have been conducted on rats produced bone cancer and many harmful effects. The only reason it's ''Legal'' is because the company paid 2 million dollars to the Canadians doing the research and to pass it without further study. Think all this is bullshit? Do research for your self. Check the economy and stop being a dumb manipulated American just like the rest. (No Offense intended seriously) :) @Seaking: > Whats wrong with Finland D:< I never said there was anything wrong with Finland. Infact they produce alot of Whole grain. Its ranked as a very healthy country.

@gothikaboy: > Sweden. Sweden is really nice, it's near Finland. @alexdee67: > Im american and couldn't agree more with that statment!!! At-least I am not the only one that has realized what is going on. Thing's are going to get ugly here, the economy is plunging badly, soon the dollar won't be worth anything.

@Robin: > America. I hear there's cheap oil all over the coast. I am already there, its awful over here and the dolor is Plunging lower. The dollar is nearly paper now. Thing's are getting worse. America is definitely not a stay at all. XD Most Americans… Well I hate to say it but at complete dumb-asses and don't know their own politics. The government can say here they are going to kill everyone in 3 days in a fancy way and no one will give three shits. :P Some politicians were threaten if they didn't pass one of the bills obama proposed that there would be Marshal law in America.

I would like to ask you guys, in your opinion what country would be best to live in? And also why, of-course democratic. Regards, Tompwnage

I would buy that. XD

@SoiWilliamSoi: > Too bad it wasn't glass. Agreed. :)

I saw it yesterday, and I Favorited it. XD

@Zetta: > @LegendWeaver: > > > I've only played WCII and WCIII: Reign of chaos. I use to be a huge warcraft fan… But never tried out StarCraft or the first Warcraft. I should give Starcraft II a try tho > > also > > >! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_E83GfWM-A I totally agree.

@Renzo: > 6/10 > > you got some leftover background around your head That's not background it's called Dandruff XD @Harris 8/10 because it was the same rate I gave you before. ;)

I remember that 11 year old girl… That was really something. XD What kind of parents would leave a 11 year old with full administrator rights to a computer with internet and a webcam? xD

I originally would think this would turn into a debate but it has… So if a admin decides this seems more a debate rather than a ''Chit-Chat'' thread I guess they could move it. On Top: They is true that is a ingredient of rat poison.  Conclusion: 

@Harris: > The marshmallow has now face. 6/10 > > Everyone knows mine's is going to get 10/10. 8/10 ;)

Hmm… 

@'Aydan': > my posts are like a 7 year old because I drank too much tap water and am retarded. Case closed. Agreed. :)

@Robin: > @Sputnak: > > > I like vampires and I love twilight. > > Maybe you should go take a bath and wash out your massive vagina. Epic Quote.