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The shirt or the flag?
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that front wheel is worth more than the rest of the bike. still looks crap!
Agree.
You often see the most prosaic bike photographed brilliantly, shallow depth of field, nice location and all that - and for a moment you think 'mmm that's nice' . . . then you fight off the illusion and see it for what it is. This is one of those, just an IRO with a nice front wheel.
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She's going to catch her death of cold if she doesn't put some clothes on...
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Wrong!
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oh YEAHHHHHH!!!!! speechless.
is that Brittany Murphy?
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If someone was born in America, was raised in America, then they're pretty much an American, just having a distance relation who's from Not-America doesn't make it any less American.
take my cousin for instance, my dad's brother move to America yonks ago, my cousin was born in New York and was raised there, what pissed me off about him is he claimed to be 'half British' when he's definitely 100% American, half British JUST because his father is British.
his accent, his upbringing, his everything is American, I just.. what? it's really confusing, I gave him a right slap when he came to London and tried to pass it off as if he know London, it's nice that he acknowledge his heritage, but God sake, don't pretend to be something he's not
With all due respect edscoble, that's ridiculous.
If his mother is American, and his Dad is British then he is half british, half american. My father is Pakistani, and my mother is English and I definitely regard myself as half Pakistani. I have a lot of family there, half my family lives by a wholly differently culture to the other half. If you want to consider him 100% American, that's your lookout, but bear in mind that many people are actually quite proud of their heritage, and it is this mixing of cultures that makes the society that we have today as tolerant, and interesting as it is.
I don't want to start a flamewar as seems to have happened a bit in this thread, but your comment riled me a little :-)
No I see what you meant, but here's the thing, he's not born in the UK and then live in America, wouldn't that be considered half-british? rather than born and raised in America but father's british?
My mums Dutch and my dads British and I’m definitely half-Dutch, I can understand that there comes a point where I’m more British (i.e. if England qualified in euro2008 or even if someone asked me where I'm from) because I’ve lived here my whole life, but I’ve got Dutch name and I’m immensely proud of my heritage.
ok so your cousin might be pretending to be something he's not but please don’t try and tell me I’m not half-Dutch, sorry if that sounds offensive.+1 to rjs
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