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>> ^eric3579Parisian women don't wear bras and or pannies.
What's "pannies"?
it just gets more tricky when you start trying to include other things like "hispanic" as a race... i recommend the christopher walken speech in true romance
and don't get a lithuanian started on "balto-slavic".
anyway it's only really a problem if you start saying one race is better than another. except we all know black guys are good at running...
In reply to this comment by SaNdMaN:
Well, yes, it depends on the context of course. In some ways I consider myself a Russian and in some ways an American. But the fact remains that those aren't races, which is what our argument was about. My race is white or caucasian.
In reply to this comment by MINK:
Well it's funny because you are calling yourself Russian but not living in Russia, which was kind of my point.
It's a personal thing what you call yourself in this mixed up global community, i just find it interesting.
When people ask me where I am from, I say something like "vilnius, born in UK".
When people ask me if i am english I say something like "I am a vilniusian but i have a british passport".
I find it easier to tie my identity to the historically cosmopolitan city of vilnius, not the nation of lithuania (which is a joke) or the nation of the UK (which is also a joke and I really would rather not be associated with it too much). I have lived in Vilnius for 5 years so, i am british by birth only, english by language only. If you wanna invade Vilnius, I might consider defending it. If you wanna invade the UK, be my freaking guest.
Hope that's at least a little bit interesting
In reply to this comment by SaNdMaN:
Um, I guess you could say that. Why is that so hilarious though?
In reply to this comment by MINK:
Hahahahahaha classic
so you're a bloody yank!
In reply to this comment by SaNdMaN:
Oh, I'm in the US. Since '94. Moved from Moscow when I was 12.
In reply to this comment by MINK:
Anyway, where in Russia are you? I still haven't visited... but I would love to go make some music over there...
It's a personal thing what you call yourself in this mixed up global community, i just find it interesting.
When people ask me where I am from, I say something like "vilnius, born in UK".
When people ask me if i am english I say something like "I am a vilniusian but i have a british passport".
I find it easier to tie my identity to the historically cosmopolitan city of vilnius, not the nation of lithuania (which is a joke) or the nation of the UK (which is also a joke and I really would rather not be associated with it too much). I have lived in Vilnius for 5 years so, i am british by birth only, english by language only. If you wanna invade Vilnius, I might consider defending it. If you wanna invade the UK, be my freaking guest.
Hope that's at least a little bit interesting
In reply to this comment by SaNdMaN:
Um, I guess you could say that. Why is that so hilarious though?
In reply to this comment by MINK:
Hahahahahaha classic
so you're a bloody yank!
In reply to this comment by SaNdMaN:
Oh, I'm in the US. Since '94. Moved from Moscow when I was 12.
In reply to this comment by MINK:
Anyway, where in Russia are you? I still haven't visited... but I would love to go make some music over there...
so you're a bloody yank!
In reply to this comment by SaNdMaN:
Oh, I'm in the US. Since '94. Moved from Moscow when I was 12.
In reply to this comment by MINK:
Anyway, where in Russia are you? I still haven't visited... but I would love to go make some music over there...
Anyway, where in Russia are you? I still haven't visited... but I would love to go make some music over there...
In reply to this comment by SaNdMaN:
Well, I agree with that of course. I'm Russian.
In reply to this comment by MINK:
we're just arguing about the definition of "race" which is like... incredibly arguable.
main thing is, you shouldn't think it's ok to laugh at videos of russian stupidity as if it's genetic.
In reply to this comment by SaNdMaN:
It's a nationality and an ethnicity ("a group of human beings whose members identify with each other, through a common heritage that is real or presumed"). It's certainly not a race, just like French or German is not a race.
In reply to this comment by MINK:
privyet
let's just say russians consider themselves to be a race more than anglosaxons do. we're all the human race if you want to get strict about it.
and the kind of insults russians get are more racial than national... meaning they are more about insulting some kind of genetic stupidity of "the russians" rather than talking about the state of russia.
fourth generation russian emigrants in lithuania still call themselves Russian and don't intermarry. That's... kinda racially minded.
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>> ^MINK:
maybe mintbbb should fix the title, and everyone who thinks it's ok to be racist about russians should check their attitude.
"Russian" isn't a race.
main thing is, you shouldn't think it's ok to laugh at videos of russian stupidity as if it's genetic.
In reply to this comment by SaNdMaN:
It's a nationality and an ethnicity ("a group of human beings whose members identify with each other, through a common heritage that is real or presumed"). It's certainly not a race, just like French or German is not a race.
In reply to this comment by MINK:
privyet
let's just say russians consider themselves to be a race more than anglosaxons do. we're all the human race if you want to get strict about it.
and the kind of insults russians get are more racial than national... meaning they are more about insulting some kind of genetic stupidity of "the russians" rather than talking about the state of russia.
fourth generation russian emigrants in lithuania still call themselves Russian and don't intermarry. That's... kinda racially minded.
In reply to this comment by SaNdMaN:
>> ^MINK:
maybe mintbbb should fix the title, and everyone who thinks it's ok to be racist about russians should check their attitude.
"Russian" isn't a race.
let's just say russians consider themselves to be a race more than anglosaxons do. we're all the human race if you want to get strict about it.
and the kind of insults russians get are more racial than national... meaning they are more about insulting some kind of genetic stupidity of "the russians" rather than talking about the state of russia.
fourth generation russian emigrants in lithuania still call themselves Russian and don't intermarry. That's... kinda racially minded.
In reply to this comment by SaNdMaN:
>> ^MINK:
maybe mintbbb should fix the title, and everyone who thinks it's ok to be racist about russians should check their attitude.
"Russian" isn't a race.
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>> ^Majortomyorke:
Yay! American's aren't the sole proprietors of stupid!
"American's"...
Why are those people so nonchalant about it?
... b/c they just found their next meal ... nom nom nom .... oops i meant to do quote instead of profile reply .. oh wells ...
http://www.videosift.com/video/Karl-Pilkington-Monkey-News-Fantastic-animation
Cheers mate
I don't remember this. What episode is it from?
Family Guy Season 6 "Stewie Loves Lois"
I was going to look through but you dont have any unsifted videos at the moment, oh well, i'll check back later
Have you seen Familiy Guy Season 6?