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Zeus 08/09/18 5:21:35 PM #51:	MrMelodramatic posted... ClarkDuke posted... Just when you think a college student couldn't be anymore insufferable, they backpack through Europe, ok? I didnt backpack through <.< wouldnt have survived. Well, it is more dangerous thanks to the refugee crisis and, of course, those torture hostels. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. <cite>Zeus posted [p:906582589] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>MrMelodramatic posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ClarkDuke posted...</cite> <quote>Just when you think a college student couldn't be anymore insufferable, they backpack through Europe, ok?</quote> I didnt backpack through <.< wouldnt have survived.</quote> Well, it is more dangerous thanks to the refugee crisis and, of course, those torture hostels.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PuddingBoy 08/09/18 5:47:33 PM #52:	GanglyKhan posted... >2018 >still not realizing that Wikipedia much more heavily policed >not realizing there's a bevy of citations at the bottom >parroting what your 6th grade teacher said about it lmfao this --- 3DS Friend Code: 3308-5843-0863 Town: Virginia <cite>PuddingBoy posted [p:906584076] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>GanglyKhan posted...</cite> <quote>>2018 >still not realizing that Wikipedia much more heavily policed >not realizing there's a bevy of citations at the bottom >parroting what your 6th grade teacher said about it</quote> lmfao this</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Revelation34 08/09/18 8:01:31 PM #53:	GanglyKhan posted... >2018 >still not realizing that Wikipedia much more heavily policed >not realizing there's a bevy of citations at the bottom >parroting what your 6th grade teacher said about it Doesn't really matter if you can check references when those are wrong anyway. --- Gamertag: Kegfarms, BF code: 2033480226, Treasure Cruise code 318,374,355, Steam: Kegfarms <cite>Revelation34 posted [p:906591850] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>GanglyKhan posted...</cite> <quote>>2018 >still not realizing that Wikipedia much more heavily policed >not realizing there's a bevy of citations at the bottom >parroting what your 6th grade teacher said about it</quote> Doesn't really matter if you can check references when those are wrong anyway.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DumpsterMcNuggets 08/10/18 12:51:05 AM #54:	Muscles posted... MisterXiado posted... Assuming you've never been, if you're going with a group, do not leave your group. Chicago is not safe for anybody unfamiliar with it. It's not detroit or st. louis Honestly in all those cities, it depends where you are. The worst crime in all of those cities are usually contained to areas that tourists usually don't go to, and are easy to avoid. And as long as you aren't doing anything stupid or looking for trouble, you'll likely never be a victim of crime in any of those cities. For Chicago(where I live), the worst of the crime is limited to parts of the city most don't go to. The crime issue is overblown in each of those cities, IMO. As long as you do your research on each of those cities before traveling, you will be fine. Yes even in Detroit and Saint Louis, I felt fine visiting those cities. --- #BoycottIMDB , & check out these boards: http://www.moviechat.org/ (1 of my 2 fav alternate sites) http://imdb2.freeforums.net/ (other fav IMDB alternate) <cite>DumpsterMcNuggets posted [p:906607638] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>Muscles posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MisterXiado posted...</cite> <quote>Assuming you've never been, if you're going with a group, do not leave your group. Chicago is not safe for anybody unfamiliar with it.</quote> It's not detroit or st. louis</quote> Honestly in all those cities, it depends where you are. The worst crime in all of those cities are usually contained to areas that tourists usually don't go to, and are easy to avoid. And as long as you aren't doing anything stupid or looking for trouble, you'll likely never be a victim of crime in any of those cities. For Chicago(where I live), the worst of the crime is limited to parts of the city most don't go to. The crime issue is overblown in each of those cities, IMO. As long as you do your research on each of those cities before traveling, you will be fine. Yes even in Detroit and Saint Louis, I felt fine visiting those cities.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FatalAccident 08/10/18 12:55:08 AM #55:	Where in West Texas? --- walks away <cite>FatalAccident posted [p:906607807] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote>Where in West Texas?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MrMelodramatic 08/10/18 12:57:03 AM #56:	West, Texas --- Proud to be EPic Texas Aggie, Class of 2018 A-Whoop! <cite>MrMelodramatic posted [p:906607905] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote>West, Texas</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MrMelodramatic 08/10/18 12:57:39 AM #57:	https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/West,_Texas --- Proud to be EPic Texas Aggie, Class of 2018 A-Whoop! <cite>MrMelodramatic posted [p:906607935] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote>https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/West,_Texas</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FatalAccident 08/10/18 1:00:52 AM #58:	Ohhh haha Thats cool man --- walks away <cite>FatalAccident posted [p:906608077] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote>Ohhh haha Thats cool man</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FatalAccident 08/10/18 1:05:12 AM #59:	Whats the difference between a town and a city in the US? I would have thought with such a small population and relatively little infrastructure (from the wiki page at least) that would be considered a town. Over here I think town/city is determined by having a church which I dont know if its still the case anymore but I never understood it. The real distinction is between a village and a city though. Where a village generally has a low population --- walks away <cite>FatalAccident posted [p:906608256] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote>Whats the difference between a town and a city in the US? I would have thought with such a small population and relatively little infrastructure (from the wiki page at least) that would be considered a town. Over here I think town/city is determined by having a church which I dont know if its still the case anymore but I never understood it. The real distinction is between a village and a city though. Where a village generally has a low population</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MrMelodramatic 08/10/18 1:16:29 AM #60:	By definition there isnt one, at least not country-wide. In Texas there are areas that are not part of any municipality called unincorporated areas. Then there are towns which are usually small. And then towns can take a vote on whether theyd like to be called a town/village/city etc. as far as I know there are no legal implications, either. Again, at least not in Texas. --- Proud to be EPic Texas Aggie, Class of 2018 A-Whoop! <cite>MrMelodramatic posted [p:906608676] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote>By definition there isnt one, at least not country-wide. In Texas there are areas that are not part of any municipality called unincorporated areas. Then there are towns which are usually small. And then towns can take a vote on whether theyd like to be called a town/village/city etc. as far as I know there are no legal implications, either. Again, at least not in Texas.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Revelation34 08/10/18 4:37:46 AM #61:	FatalAccident posted... Whats the difference between a town and a city in the US? I would have thought with such a small population and relatively little infrastructure (from the wiki page at least) that would be considered a town. Over here I think town/city is determined by having a church which I dont know if its still the case anymore but I never understood it. The real distinction is between a village and a city though. Where a village generally has a low population That's just Wikipedia making a mistake. It is definitely a town when its that small. --- Gamertag: Kegfarms, BF code: 2033480226, Treasure Cruise code 318,374,355, Steam: Kegfarms <cite>Revelation34 posted [p:906614613] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>FatalAccident posted...</cite> <quote>Whats the difference between a town and a city in the US? I would have thought with such a small population and relatively little infrastructure (from the wiki page at least) that would be considered a town. Over here I think town/city is determined by having a church which I dont know if its still the case anymore but I never understood it. The real distinction is between a village and a city though. Where a village generally has a low population</quote> That's just Wikipedia making a mistake. It is definitely a town when its that small.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zeus 08/10/18 4:46:53 AM #62:	FatalAccident posted... Whats the difference between a town and a city in the US? I would have thought with such a small population and relatively little infrastructure (from the wiki page at least) that would be considered a town. Over here I think town/city is determined by having a church which I dont know if its still the case anymore but I never understood it. The real distinction is between a village and a city though. Where a village generally has a low population Population density for the most part, plus the government structure is different. Cities have mayors, towns often have aldermen. Generally speaking, though, there's very little in the way of formal distinction. Some towns are large enough to be cities and have mayors, but still call themselves towns. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. <cite>Zeus posted [p:906614812] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>FatalAccident posted...</cite> <quote>Whats the difference between a town and a city in the US? I would have thought with such a small population and relatively little infrastructure (from the wiki page at least) that would be considered a town. Over here I think town/city is determined by having a church which I dont know if its still the case anymore but I never understood it. The real distinction is between a village and a city though. Where a village generally has a low population</quote> Population density for the most part, plus the government structure is different. Cities have mayors, towns often have aldermen. Generally speaking, though, there's very little in the way of formal distinction. Some towns are large enough to be cities and have mayors, but still call themselves towns.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CacciatoPart3 08/10/18 6:46:23 AM #63:	Revelation34 posted... FatalAccident posted... Whats the difference between a town and a city in the US? I would have thought with such a small population and relatively little infrastructure (from the wiki page at least) that would be considered a town. Over here I think town/city is determined by having a church which I dont know if its still the case anymore but I never understood it. The real distinction is between a village and a city though. Where a village generally has a low population That's just Wikipedia making a mistake. It is definitely a town when its that small. Except I guess you didnt read Wikipedia <cite>CacciatoPart3 posted [p:906617473] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FatalAccident posted...</cite> <quote>Whats the difference between a town and a city in the US? I would have thought with such a small population and relatively little infrastructure (from the wiki page at least) that would be considered a town. Over here I think town/city is determined by having a church which I dont know if its still the case anymore but I never understood it. The real distinction is between a village and a city though. Where a village generally has a low population</quote> That's just Wikipedia making a mistake. It is definitely a town when its that small.</quote> Except I guess you didnt read Wikipedia</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Revelation34 08/10/18 1:16:53 PM #64:	CacciatoPart3 posted... Except I guess you didnt read Wikipedia "West is a city in McLennan County, Texas, United States.[5] As of the 2010 census, the city population was 2,807." All you need to read to see that the article is wrong. --- Gamertag: Kegfarms, BF code: 2033480226, Treasure Cruise code 318,374,355, Steam: Kegfarms <cite>Revelation34 posted [p:906633220] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>CacciatoPart3 posted...</cite> <quote>Except I guess you didnt read Wikipedia</quote> "West is a city in McLennan County, Texas, United States.[5] As of the 2010 census, the city population was 2,807." All you need to read to see that the article is wrong.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CacciatoPart3 08/10/18 1:19:13 PM #65:	Revelation34 posted... CacciatoPart3 posted... Except I guess you didnt read Wikipedia "West is a city in McLennan County, Texas, United States.[5] As of the 2010 census, the city population was 2,807." All you need to read to see that the article is wrong. Have you heard of the concept of research? For instance maybe the legal definition of cities and towns may vary depending on the overall government, such as the state government, and therefore what defines a city may vary depending on the state. No. Because you read a single article. <cite>CacciatoPart3 posted [p:906633353] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CacciatoPart3 posted...</cite> <quote>Except I guess you didnt read Wikipedia</quote> "West is a city in McLennan County, Texas, United States.[5] As of the 2010 census, the city population was 2,807." All you need to read to see that the article is wrong.</quote> Have you heard of the concept of research? For instance maybe the legal definition of cities and towns may vary depending on the overall government, such as the state government, and therefore what defines a city may vary depending on the state. No. Because you read a single article.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Revelation34 08/10/18 1:21:15 PM #66:	CacciatoPart3 posted... Have you heard of the concept of research? For instance maybe the legal definition of cities and towns may vary depending on the overall government, such as the state government, and therefore what defines a city may vary depending on the state. No. Because you read a single article. "Except I guess you didnt read Wikipedia" "Have you heard of the concept of research? For instance maybe the legal definition of cities and towns may vary depending on the overall government, such as the state government, and therefore what defines a city may vary depending on the state. No. Because you read a single article." Show me where that article says that anywhere. --- Gamertag: Kegfarms, BF code: 2033480226, Treasure Cruise code 318,374,355, Steam: Kegfarms <cite>Revelation34 posted [p:906633466] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>CacciatoPart3 posted...</cite> <quote>Have you heard of the concept of research? For instance maybe the legal definition of cities and towns may vary depending on the overall government, such as the state government, and therefore what defines a city may vary depending on the state. No. Because you read a single article.</quote> "Except I guess you didnt read Wikipedia" "Have you heard of the concept of research? For instance maybe the legal definition of cities and towns may vary depending on the overall government, such as the state government, and therefore what defines a city may vary depending on the state. No. Because you read a single article." Show me where that article says that anywhere.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CacciatoPart3 08/10/18 1:29:30 PM #67:	Revelation34 posted... CacciatoPart3 posted... Have you heard of the concept of research? For instance maybe the legal definition of cities and towns may vary depending on the overall government, such as the state government, and therefore what defines a city may vary depending on the state. No. Because you read a single article. "Except I guess you didnt read Wikipedia" "Have you heard of the concept of research? For instance maybe the legal definition of cities and towns may vary depending on the overall government, such as the state government, and therefore what defines a city may vary depending on the state. No. Because you read a single article." Show me where that article says that anywhere. What part of 'research' dont you get? Wait, you're the guy that didn't know what 'period' meant so this makes sense. Dont worry, I'll do your research for you. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Town Since the Tenth Amendment to the United States Constitution largely leaves local-government organization to the individual U.S. states, the definition (if any) of "town" varies widely from state to state. In some states, the term "town" refers to an area of population distinct from others in some meaningful dimension, typically population or type of government. The characteristic that distinguishes a town from another type of populated place a city, borough, village, or township, for example differs from state to state. In some states, a town is an incorporated municipality; that is, one with a charter received from the state, similar to a city (see incorporated town), while in others, a town is unincorporated. In some instances, the term "town" refers to a small incorporated municipality of less than a population threshold specified by state statute, while in others a town can be significantly larger. Some states do not use the term "town" at all, while in others the term has no official meaning and is used informally to refer to a populated place, of any size, whether incorporated or unincorporated. In still other states, the words "town" and "city" are legally interchangeable. For Texas: In Texas, although some municipalities refer to themselves as "towns" or "villages" (to market themselves as an attractive place to live), these names have no specific designation in Texas law; legally all incorporated places are considered cities. So no, it's not Wiki making a mistake, it's you not looking shit up. <cite>CacciatoPart3 posted [p:906633969] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CacciatoPart3 posted...</cite> <quote>Have you heard of the concept of research? For instance maybe the legal definition of cities and towns may vary depending on the overall government, such as the state government, and therefore what defines a city may vary depending on the state. No. Because you read a single article.</quote> "Except I guess you didnt read Wikipedia" "Have you heard of the concept of research? For instance maybe the legal definition of cities and towns may vary depending on the overall government, such as the state government, and therefore what defines a city may vary depending on the state. No. Because you read a single article." Show me where that article says that anywhere.</quote> What part of 'research' dont you get? Wait, you're the guy that didn't know what 'period' meant so this makes sense. Dont worry, I'll do your research for you. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Town <quote>Since the Tenth Amendment to the United States Constitution largely leaves local-government organization to the individual U.S. states, the definition (if any) of "town" varies widely from state to state. In some states, the term "town" refers to an area of population distinct from others in some meaningful dimension, typically population or type of government. The characteristic that distinguishes a town from another type of populated place a city, borough, village, or township, for example differs from state to state. In some states, a town is an incorporated municipality; that is, one with a charter received from the state, similar to a city (see incorporated town), while in others, a town is unincorporated. In some instances, the term "town" refers to a small incorporated municipality of less than a population threshold specified by state statute, while in others a town can be significantly larger. Some states do not use the term "town" at all, while in others the term has no official meaning and is used informally to refer to a populated place, of any size, whether incorporated or unincorporated. In still other states, the words "town" and "city" are legally interchangeable.</quote> For Texas: <quote>In Texas, although some municipalities refer to themselves as "towns" or "villages" (to market themselves as an attractive place to live), these names have no specific designation in Texas law; legally all incorporated places are considered cities.</quote> So no, it's not Wiki making a mistake, it's you not looking shit up.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BlazeAndBlade 08/10/18 1:45:33 PM #68:	imagine how messed up things would be if Pangaea never broke apart --- Having a goal is good, but don't let your goal depress you. Goals are meant to inspire. <cite>BlazeAndBlade posted [p:906634902] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote>imagine how messed up things would be if Pangaea never broke apart</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CacciatoPart3 08/10/18 2:29:47 PM #69:	@Revelation34 did that help? <cite>CacciatoPart3 posted [p:906637517] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote>@Revelation34 did that help?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CacciatoPart3 08/11/18 4:59:00 PM #70:	CacciatoPart3 posted... @Revelation34 did that help? <cite>CacciatoPart3 posted [p:906702880] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>CacciatoPart3 posted...</cite> <quote>@Revelation34 did that help?</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CacciatoPart3 08/11/18 8:18:54 PM #71:	BlazeAndBlade posted... imagine how messed up things would be if Pangaea never broke apart Almost as bad as @Revelation34 not acknowledging the stupid shit he says <cite>CacciatoPart3 posted [p:906712497] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>BlazeAndBlade posted...</cite> <quote>imagine how messed up things would be if Pangaea never broke apart</quote> Almost as bad as @Revelation34 not acknowledging the stupid shit he says</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Gastroid 08/11/18 9:57:36 PM #72:	likehelly posted... it's not america. the us is not america. America is the nation, the United States of America is the state. You can say the same for Mexico and France as nations and United Mexican States and the French Republic as the states. Two similar but different concepts. The government is not the people. --- Sig for sale Inquire now on how to sell your children for sig space! <cite>Gastroid posted [p:906717151] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>likehelly posted...</cite> <quote>it's not america. the us is not america.</quote> America is the nation, the United States of America is the state. You can say the same for Mexico and France as nations and United Mexican States and the French Republic as the states. Two similar but different concepts. The government is not the people.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Revelation34 08/11/18 10:29:44 PM #73:	CacciatoPart3 posted... @Revelation34 did that help? No. --- Gamertag: Kegfarms, BF code: 2033480226, Treasure Cruise code 318,374,355, Steam: Kegfarms <cite>Revelation34 posted [p:906718782] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>CacciatoPart3 posted...</cite> <quote>@Revelation34 did that help?</quote> No.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CacciatoPart3 08/12/18 2:43:45 AM #74:	Revelation34 posted... CacciatoPart3 posted... @Revelation34 did that help? No. Oh. So you are that unintelligent. Got it. <cite>CacciatoPart3 posted [p:906728770] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>Revelation34 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CacciatoPart3 posted...</cite> <quote>@Revelation34 did that help?</quote> No.</quote> Oh. So you are that unintelligent. Got it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Revelation34 08/12/18 2:53:39 PM #75:	CacciatoPart3 posted... Oh. So you are that unintelligent. Got it. Did you know America is a country? --- Gamertag: Kegfarms, BF code: 2033480226, Treasure Cruise code 318,374,355, Steam: Kegfarms <cite>Revelation34 posted [p:906751909] in I'm go... [t:76876965]...</cite> <quote><cite>CacciatoPart3 posted...</cite> <quote>Oh. So you are that unintelligent. Got it.</quote> Did you know America is a country?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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