who doesn't like USA

[franksters]

If you are from an other country please post how USA is viewed by your country over here...

and please don't forget to mention how you call them!

[BigBadBrian]

American's don't give a fuck.

[franksters]

american is a continent not a country,

uneducated united stupid asshole!

[BigBadBrian]

Originally posted by franksters
american is a continent not a country,

uneducated united stupid asshole!

So you're an American then, right? Or are you Canadian? Do you call yourself an American or Canadian when you travel? That's right, I thought so. As usual, I'm right and you're wrong. I own your ass. Give up, bitch.

[franksters]

if you live in france you are part of europe that make you a europeen,

if you live in bresil you still live in america to other continent you are an american but brezilian!so i'm a canadian who live in america!!

you are my bitch anyway!

[Ally_Kat]

Originally posted by franksters
american is a continent not a country,

uneducated united stupid asshole!

Actual, an American is an inhabitant of America, not a continent. It's usually used to mean someone from the US, but can also refer to anyone in the Americas, regardless of country if the proper adjectives are added to it.

North America and South America, also said as the Americas, are the continents. When you say America on its own, it really sounds like you are talking about the US, only because it is so often referred to as such.

Now, you can continue to educate us, oh wise one.

edit -- seeing your other post, I don't know if I would go on claiming to be so much smarter if I didn't have a grasp on simple grammar rules.

[franksters]

you should come and attack me since you are an american, come with your guns!!

[Ally_Kat]

Originally posted by franksters
you should come and attack me since you are an american, come with your guns!!

and according to your own admittance, you are Canadian-American. If you don't like it here so much, go home. Simple as that.

[franksters]

I know ally I just like to get big brian pro missille offense upset!!cause he doesn't know the answer!!

[franksters]

let see how you do in your 3rd language!!

[Ally_Kat]

I've seen Brian post for some time and I think he knows his stuff. The thing is a lot of matters get rehashed. Not everyone feels like debating the same shit over and over again with the same arguments.

[franksters]

so aren't you writing me in an other language like french or italian?

so I can see if you make mistake!

[BigBadBrian]

Originally posted by franksters
I know ally I just like to get big brian pro missille offense upset!!cause he doesn't know the answer!!

You don't possess the necessary debating skills to make me upset. You're simply not smart enough.

[franksters]

scary scary!!! I wonder what you do in life? for a living?

[WACF]

Originally posted by Ally_Kat
Actual, an American is an inhabitant of America, not a continent. It's usually used to mean someone from the US, but can also refer to anyone in the Americas, regardless of country if the proper adjectives are added to it.

North America and South America, also said as the Americas, are the continents. When you say America on its own, it really sounds like you are talking about the US, only because it is so often referred to as such.

Now, you can continue to educate us, oh wise one.

edit -- seeing your other post, I don't know if I would go on claiming to be so much smarter if I didn't have a grasp on simple grammar rules.

Pretty good explanation I would have to say...I never quite did understand it.

I would give franksters a pass on the grammar...he talks like many French Canadians I have met.
Same word placement/word structure.
English is obviously not his primary language...