I started drinking

[Rody]

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Damn you Americans it's ALL your fault!

[Hoboman]

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Damn you Americans it's ALL your fault!

It always is.

[knolli]

They're different languages. Just like Norwegian and Danish.

No, they're different dialects. Dialect =/= language.

I was sort of trolling, but I doubt that most of you knew that Norwegian and Danish are basically the same language.

"Danish is not a language, it's a throat desease" - Norwegian proverb.

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Damn you Americans it's ALL your fault!

It always is.

Not when they win the war.

[Silverdream]

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Damn you Americans it's ALL your fault!

It always is.

Not when they win the war.

Vietnam, Iraq, Korea, the Naval war of 2015.

All in all they haven't fought in many wars.

http://www.fpri.org/orbis/5401/kraska.navalwar2015.pdf

[Ross_Varn]

Do you know, I was convinced for the longest time that America had never lost a war they fought in.

What the fuck, history?

[Zupponn]

Do you know, I was convinced for the longest time that America had never lost a war they fought in.

What the fuck, history?

No, you have it wrong. America hasn't won every war it had been in, but the only possibility of a loss comes from Vietnam, which is disputed as to whether or not it was a loss. Some say America lost in Vietnam because the North Vietnamese won in the end, while others claim that since the US was out of the war by then that the loss cannot be pinned on America.

[Natalya]

No one wins in war.

[Pwnerade]

Whether or not the USA lost the Vietnam War, they sure as hell didn't win it.

But, then again,

No one wins in war.

In b4

[*CRAZYHORSE*]

No one wins in war.

The arms producers?

[Bragallot]

Do you know, I was convinced for the longest time that America had never lost a war they fought in.

What the fuck, history?

No, you have it wrong. America hasn't won every war it had been in, but the only possibility of a loss comes from Vietnam, which is disputed as to whether or not it was a loss. Some say America lost in Vietnam because the North Vietnamese won in the end, while others claim that since the US was out of the war by then that the loss cannot be pinned on America.

So giving up no longer equals losing.

[Silverdream]

Do you know, I was convinced for the longest time that America had never lost a war they fought in.

What the fuck, history?

No, you have it wrong. America hasn't won every war it had been in, but the only possibility of a loss comes from Vietnam, which is disputed as to whether or not it was a loss. Some say America lost in Vietnam because the North Vietnamese won in the end, while others claim that since the US was out of the war by then that the loss cannot be pinned on America.

So giving up no longer equals losing.

In that case, you guys better apologize to france.

[Silent-sigfig]

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Damn you Americans it's ALL your fault!

It always is.

Not when they win the war.

Vietnam, Iraq, Korea, the Naval war of 2015.

All in all they haven't fought in many wars.

http://www.fpri.org/orbis/5401/kraska.navalwar2015.pdf

I'll give you Vietnam, but only so you don't feel bad.

Iraq: not over
Korea: War is still going on, but we know who will win when the fighting starts up again.(Hint: Not korea.)
naval battle of 2015: America is no the detroit lions. There's no guarantee that america is going to lose.

[Silent-sigfig]

On a side note, don't mix dark alcoholic beverages(like whisky) with light-colored ones(vodka).

[Silverdream]

No one wins in war.

I've heard that somewhere found the original quote

No one wins on war apart from the survivers

or those who are "neutral"

Haven't you ever heard of world war one? If you didn't get blown to bits by mortars or cut down by machine gun fire or see all of your friends die because of your arrogant idiotic general you'd either starve to death, die of gangrene, malnutrition or end up with PTSD. Arguably the only countries that won WW1 were britain, the US and Canada.

[Silverdream]

History Book not me and never call it Britain, it's Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales and England. Imperialism started our fight in WW1 and a combination of the commonwealth's bravest men and manufacturing and Americans coming in at the last minute to add fresh men to the front and ending the stalemate ended the war in a "victory" for the entente.

Fix'd,