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[redheron]

[castalia]

my government serves hamburgers how about yours???

[redheron]

[rachel]

how would we blindly pledge our allegiance to the elite if there's no flag to symbolize their control?????

[castalia]

i like that american flag but i didnt stand to pledge allegiance much

[Diggidydelrio]

i like that american flag but i didnt stand to pledge allegiance much

I always said something different than what everyone else was saying during the pledge of allegiance, as a kid.

[castalia]

i like that american flag but i didnt stand to pledge allegiance much

I always said something different than what everyone else was saying during the pledge of allegiance, as a kid.

i mumbled

[rachel]

i like that american flag but i didnt stand to pledge allegiance much

I always said something different than what everyone else was saying during the pledge of allegiance, as a kid.

hahaa omg are we the same person??

I PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FAG OF THE UNITED SNAKES OF AMERICA

UNDER SATAN... I forget the rest

[rachel]

it takes years to deprogram yourself of that shit

I guess it's easier if you never really said the words

[redheron]

it takes years to deprogram yourself of that shit

I guess it's easier if you never really said the words

yeah that shit is still in my brain just like the hail mary and the our father and several commercials

fucking brainwashing

[Diabolizer]

signatures are a fucking eyesore. like a little fragment of Myspace that broke off and died and permanently attached itself to every single post you make

Wrong.  Signatures broke off of e-mails and evolved into myspace.

[Mozai]

Signatures started in email...

Many mailers strip header information which includes your return address.  In order to ensure that people know who you are, be sure to include a line or two at the end of your message with contact information.
...
If you include a signature keep it short.  Rule of thumb is no longer than 4 lines.  Remember that many people pay for connectivity by the minute, and the longer your message is, the more they pay.

but long before MySpace, it was a nuisance on USENET newsgroups.  There was even a newgroup dedicated to roasting people with bad signatures... which encouraged people to make horrible signatures so they'd get the attention of nntp://alt.fan.warlord