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Re: similartity between ST powers and Earth
That sounds really familiar....that could be it!
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Yeah. I hated my Jacksonian History class so I'm pretty sketchy in that time period.Deepcrush wrote:Are you talking about Jackson vs Seminole Indians?
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Re: similartity between ST powers and Earth
Why couldn't you have said this before they asked me to be nice!!!!! FUCKING BITCH!Monroe wrote:Yeah. I hated my Jacksonian History class so I'm pretty sketchy in that time period.Deepcrush wrote:Are you talking about Jackson vs Seminole Indians?
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Sorry but taking a course over a President's life was not my idea of fun. No European history was offered during that time and my school doesn't do cool things like non-western history. Jackson was a great man but doesn't deserve an undergraduate course over him.Deepcrush wrote:Why couldn't you have said this before they asked me to be nice!!!!! f***ing BITCH!Monroe wrote:Yeah. I hated my Jacksonian History class so I'm pretty sketchy in that time period.Deepcrush wrote:Are you talking about Jackson vs Seminole Indians?
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Re: similartity between ST powers and Earth
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Re: similartity between ST powers and Earth
You know you can tell me why it upsets you without insulting meDeepcrush wrote:
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Re: similartity between ST powers and Earth
I was kind of wondering that myself. Are you a relative of Jackson, Deep?
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Re: similartity between ST powers and Earth
He's a historian talking about how he knows nothing of history! So... much... bashing... potential!!!!!!
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Re: similartity between ST powers and Earth
I'm a historian saying my knowledge of a area of history that has nothing to do with what I like is sketchy.Deepcrush wrote:He's a historian talking about how he knows nothing of history! So... much... bashing... potential!!!!!!
Is your history of Cambodia up to par for example?
You can be an expert in history and still have weak spots.
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Re: similartity between ST powers and Earth
But even in your area of history you're still weak... so much potential for flaming...
Oh well, I'm sure something will come up that sooner or later will give me another reason.
Oh well, I'm sure something will come up that sooner or later will give me another reason.
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In Russia? I think I'm pretty knowledgeable. And I saying I'm a little light in Jacksonian history is still relative. I know that I know more than the average person. I know Clay, Calhoun, canals, supreme court cases, national bank, etc. But like Colonial history, Jacksonian just doesn't interest me a whole lot. No historian would say they're an expert on every area of history and plenty of historians would say they're a bit rusty on certain areas that don't interest them as much as others. Rusty like forgetting the name of an Indian chief in a minor engagement. Its all relative. I know you're jumping for a chance to get back at me for ignoring you but seriously sometimes when someone is honest about their own skills and faults it doesn't mean that they're completely clueless about a subject like you'd believe. It just means they're honest and know themselves. There's a limit to everyone's understanding and we're all influenced by experiences in our life on how we understand things we read.Deepcrush wrote:But even in your area of history you're still weak... so much potential for flaming...
Oh well, I'm sure something will come up that sooner or later will give me another reason.
I'm still waiting on those historian examples in that other thread.
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Re: similartity between ST powers and Earth
I was holding off on that for other threads that mattered. You've already been stomped on it. I figured the burial party could wait.Monroe wrote:I'm still waiting on those historian examples in that other thread.
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Oh come now, that's a matter of opinion. Even you could admit I have supported my conclusions. You may think they're wrong conclusions but I have supported them. And you've seen the fleet I would support them with (Not in enough detail yet I'll get that up soon). And I've changed at least one person's opinion of the plan.Deepcrush wrote: You've already been stomped on it.
Reply to me in that thread so we don't hijack this one
How many Minbari does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
None. They always surrender right before they finish the job and never tell you why.
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None. They always surrender right before they finish the job and never tell you why.
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Re: similartity between ST powers and Earth
Sorry guys, please pick a topic and go for it.
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Re: similartity between ST powers and Earth
Um... so how about them Yankees.
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