Maximilianx
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comparing america to subway is ridiculous.
thats all im going to say and im not gonna argue.
thats all im going to say and im not gonna argue.
Mavus, you're getting close to flaming. And that, is not tolerated. By myself or Fladian. Fladian is actually harsher in this respect I believe..but anyways.
I don't like Subway because I don't like it's general taste. I prefer Quiznos.
Oh, and I'm from Canada, I'm not American.
Now, on topic..
Pepsi rules, I think I'm addicted to it >.>
I like being on the forum during school hours. =Psorry for the continued off topicness everyone, but i have too much pride and demand the last word.
Nonsense. What I was referring to is that it doesn't have to be unhealthy if you don't eat anything unhealthy. Besides that, Subway seems clean enough to me when I drive past it nearly daily (imagine the agony, driving past a McDonalds, Subway and Burger King (yet being reminded that the KFC is quite near too every time) every single day!).i have way more of a right to judge subway, because ive been there many times, eaten there many times, and know a lot about it, at least a lot more than mavus may know about america.
I'm not sure. I'm not very tolerant when it comes to flaming and I only warn once; but I'm not sure how you act towards it.Mavus, you're getting close to flaming. And that, is not tolerated. By myself or Fladian. Fladian is actually harsher in this respect I believe..but anyways.
Canadian is partly American, just like Frisian is partly Dutch, the Welsh are partly English and the French are partly bastards. =P (note: this is one big joke)Oh, and I'm from Canada, I'm not American.
Really? Never heard of that one before. But that kind of stuff is quite bad out here too. Never call someone from the top of the Netherlands or south Hollandic, while you should never call someone from the west (north-west) Dutch. Ahhh... a little problem in the translation though. Kinda unfortunate that I don't speak with an accent/dialect though.Just like you don't call an Australia; British.
A) I wasn't talking about the U.S.A I was talking about North America as a whole, I'm not that stupid, never call an American; Canadian or I know what will happen. Just like you don't call an Australia; British.
2) We actually agree on something? Pepsi is much better then coke.
That makes two of us, except that I'm not allergic to it. I'm not too fond of it myself though. Ironically I do like a variation of the drink, which is supposed to taste completely similar according to some friends. But then again, they also say water doesn't have a particular taste, while I can easily taste the difference between the water at where I live, the water at my brother's place, my school, my work, etc. The one at my brother's old place was the best.I personally prefer neither. Although I hate Fanta (which is a coke-product , I think) - but that might just be because I am allergic to citrus. What I pick in the shop depends on my mood, 'cause it's all different tastes.
Because that takes too long? Three years ago a rumor went through the school that a McDonalds would be built nearby (which is nowadays one giant empty spot). Now imagine, the College I attend to also offers a high school study. Meaning that the age of the people there can vary from 12 until 30+; I'm quite in the middle of that. Imagine the income of the McDonalds would be like if it was actually build. You can guarantee that my friends and I would probably be spending more time at the McDonalds than school itself. Though that isn't very surprising considering that we are attending to school quite... uh... little. Anyway, the point I was trying to make is that there is also a supermarket near the school (if the McDonalds would have been built, it would have been located right next to it). Logically enough, the supermarket (and bakkery, which is next to the supermarket) sell far more healthy food. But do you truthfully believe that we, as the students that we are, would actually go to the supermarket instead of a McDonalds? Ignore our finances in this case.Anyway, my point is, if you want food, why don't you just go to the food store and buy something that is normal to eat?
If the sandwiches would be as good as the restaraunt near the station for me and be about 30% cheaper than Subway is out here (according to a number of people, it is supposed to be quite expensive) then you can count on it that I'll be there daily. Or at least, five days a week with a possible exception on wednesday, when I am scoring a sandwich with a friend.I mean, you all sound like you would eat at this Subway everyday if you could, and that sounds really boring.
I think that was the main intention at the first. A little store/restaraunt near a subway-station. It probably just got tremendous success and it was ambitious enough to continue growing. Just a wild theory though.Anyway, who came up with a silly name like Subway? I mean.. it's not a store by the subway-station, is it? (At least it wasn't when I saw it in London, up to 3 times on the same road.)
Long? Nonsense.Long post ftw, guess this allows me to spam a little, eh?
Being too much of a joker isn't a good thing either. Fact does remain that I have a lot of freedom on this forum for my personal jokes, being a moderator and all and one of the most known members of the forum. That saves a lot. I am one hundrerd percent serious at SCH-forum and somewhat serious at a particular story forum though, simply because it would be out of place to act as a joker. In the SCH-fansite forum, my jokes and pranks don't work (several reasons) and I am definitely in the shadow of another member at the story-forum.Ohh, lol, and one last thing; Fladian, your post about you being a jokester, just 2 weeks ago now, I got banned from a forum for being too much of a jokester. That's a IP ban, with no chance of returning.
Me- "Pepsi please"
Waitress/Waiter- "Is Coke ok?"
Me- "Ya it's fine"
Waitress walks away..
Me (to myself)- "Oh wait, it's not...bleh."
I'm very forgetful and abesnt-minded when there's food around XD