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[xforeverxmetalx]

you haven't seen the movie "Blazing Saddles" either?

 

[mental_mercury]

sorry but i have to disagree on this one... man, i don't have much time to talk because i have to go to work, altough this subject is very interesting... but if you search for the name Cristovão Colombo, you might have some lights about the discovery of the new world. maybe not english... but italian, spanish or maybe in the best changes... portuguese.

Christopher Columbus, as we call him. But the Norwegians discovered it even before him!

 

[mental_mercury]

off for a bit...

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

sorry but i have to disagree on this one... man, i don't have much time to talk because i have to go to work, altough this subject is very interesting... but if you search for the name Cristovão Colombo, you might have some lights about the discovery of the new world. maybe not english... but italian, spanish or maybe in the best changes... portuguese.

Christopher Columbus?
didn't he come from Spain?

 

[Quark]

what the fuck is that?

Bread, with "krenten" (don't know its translation, the fruit they make wine from) and "spijs", a soft kind of marsepin.

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

Christopher Columbus, as we call him. But the Norwegians discovered it even before him!

native Americans first

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

off for a bit...

see you then :]

 

[Quark]

sorry but i have to disagree on this one... man, i don't have much time to talk because i have to go to work, altough this subject is very interesting... but if you search for the name Cristovão Colombo, you might have some lights about the discovery of the new world. maybe not english... but italian, spanish or maybe in the best changes... portuguese.

You didn't read properly.
I've never said we "discovered" America (that was Columbus, a portuguese man, working for the King of Spain) but we CONQUERED it.
Big difference, me think.

 

[Quark]

Christopher Columbus, as we call him. But the Norwegians discovered it even before him!

I think he was called Erikson or something.

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

You didn't read properly.
I've never said we "discovered" America (that was Columbus, a portuguese man, working for the King of Spain) but we CONQUERED it.
Big difference, me think.

yea, was wondering about that too...

 

[DarkCapricorn]

Christopher Columbus, as we call him. But the Norwegians discovered it even before him!

scandinavia mate... by that time there was no divisions like today in norselands. and vikings discovered only half of it... the greenland wich is still today under jurisdiction of denmark.

 

[xforeverxmetalx]

the greenland wich is still today under jurisdiction of denmark.

I find that kinda funny

 

[DarkCapricorn]

You didn't read properly.
I've never said we "discovered" America (that was Columbus, a portuguese man, working for the King of Spain) but we CONQUERED it.
Big difference, me think.

sorry then, but do you know why english conquer america? because they didn't have a change against the french, the barbarians, the vikings and the saxons. in all those areas that are non english countries, if you know what i mean, they've lost always.

 

[Lady_Wolf]

Bread, with "krenten" (don't know its translation, the fruit they make wine from) and "spijs", a soft kind of marsepin.

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almond meal, actually it is one of the main ingredients in marzipan.
it is also in macaroons (you know those or are those brittish?)

 

[Lady_Wolf]

I think he was called Erikson or something.

Sony Ericsson?