I myself am 18, nice to see diversity though in the community :-)
Well do the math: I was born on August 15, 1769.
@UN:
Well do the math: I was born on August 15, 1769.
So you’re almost 241
22, bachelor’s degree
I find it interesting that 300 people have viewed this but only 56 have replyed to the poll. Does anyone know if the count of people veiwing counts everytime the same person visits or just the first time you do? If just the first time you visit then it appears that most people who view, five out of six choose not to poll there age. :?
I find it interesting that 300 people have viewed this but only 56 have replyed to the poll. Does anyone know if the count of people veiwing counts everytime the same person visits or just the first time you do? If just the first time you visit then it appears that most people who view, five out of six choose not to poll there age. :?
It’s every time you look at it
@UN:
Well do the math: I was born on August 15, 1769.
So you’re almost 241
Awww, you didn’t get the reference :(
@UN:
@UN:
Well do the math: I was born on August 15, 1769.
So you’re almost 241
Awww, you didn’t get the reference :(
I looked it up and found out what you were talking about
@UN:
@UN:
Well do the math: I was born on August 15, 1769.
So you’re almost 241
Awww, you didn’t get the reference :(
I looked it up and found out what you were talking about
Okay now explain, what happens because I didn’t get it, when I looked up something??
@Dylan:
Most likely one of the youngest members, if not the youngest, I’m 11 years old.
I salute you for putting up with the rest of our banter. You are pretty darn sharp for a 7th grader.
Is this sarcastic or sincere?
Sincere… I mean it. He’s a sharp kid…
Whether or not he can spell correctly, read Shakespeare or if he’s a smart alec, doesn’t really matter regarding his intelligence. You’ve got to admit he is witty, if nothing else.
@Dylan:
Most likely one of the youngest members, if not the youngest, I’m 11 years old.
I salute you for putting up with the rest of our banter. You are pretty darn sharp for a 7th grader.
Is this sarcastic or sincere?
Sincere… I mean it. He’s a sharp kid…
Whether or not he can spell correctly, read Shakespeare or if he’s a smart alec, doesn’t really matter regarding his intelligence. You’ve got to admit he is witty, if nothing else.
I got B in English!
@Dylan:
Whether or not he can spell correctly, read Shakespeare or if he’s a smart alec, doesn’t really matter regarding his intelligence. You’ve got to admit he is witty, if nothing else.
I got B in English!
Hey, that’s great! Keep up the good work.
@Dylan:
Whether or not he can spell correctly, read Shakespeare or if he’s a smart alec, doesn’t really matter regarding his intelligence. You’ve got to admit he is witty, if nothing else.
I got B in English!
Hey, that’s great! Keep up the good work.
I prefer subjects I’m better at.
@Dylan:
@Dylan:
I got B in English!
Hey, that’s great! Keep up the good work.
I prefer subjects I’m better at.
Like history?
@Dylan:
@Dylan:
I got B in English!
Hey, that’s great! Keep up the good work.
I prefer subjects I’m better at.
Like history?
No we don’t do history yet “social studies” where we learn about boring Canadian history, but we learned a bit about Chinese and Japanese history. Besides I don’t care if the natives want this land back, I don’t care they use to have it, I don’t care about their dumb symbols. If I was American, I would most likely learn about better things
B in socials
@Dylan:
@Dylan:
@Dylan:
I got B in English!
Hey, that’s great! Keep up the good work.
I prefer subjects I’m better at.
Like history?
No we don’t do history yet “social studies” where we learn about boring Canadian history, but we learned a bit about Chinese and Japanese history. Besides I don’t care if the natives want this land back, I don’t care they use to have it, I don’t care about their dumb symbols. If I was American, I would most likely learn about better things
B in socials
Well, a B is not bad. I can imagine that Canadian history is pretty boring though. American history is very exciting by contrast. So, yes, you would learn about better things. When we lean about “Indians/Native Americans” we also get to learn about cowboys and railroads and Indian wars and the Alamo and all that stuff… very exciting.
Sorry… we are WAYYY off topic.
Hmmm I wonder if the Native Americans in the two countries think the history of the American west is full of “better things” than the history of the Canadian west?
Anyway, nice to see the diversity of ages in the poll.
#655
So most of you were not born yet or to young to play when AA came out in 1981. What I wanna know is; what happened to all the people who bought the game and played back in the 80’s? Did they grown up and get to old for games? That’s a shame.
@UN:
@UN:
Well do the math: I was born on August 15, 1769.
So you’re almost 241
Awww, you didn’t get the reference :(
I looked it up and found out what you were talking about
…And? What’s the reference?
@UN:
@UN:
@UN:
Well do the math: I was born on August 15, 1769.
So you’re almost 241
Awww, you didn’t get the reference :(
I looked it up and found out what you were talking about
…And? What’s the reference?
It was the birth of the only leader in history to take Moscow from Russia
