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by ReD NeCKersoN » Mon Jul 14, 2008 11:45 pm
Joe Kari wrote:Well, it's a little late, but Happy Independance Day to all american friends !
HEHE. I was waiting for that before also wishing the French guys a happy Bastille Day!
Good month for both countries I reckon'
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by Joe Kari » Tue Jul 15, 2008 6:10 pm
Héhé, that's true, I don't speak english very well, so it takes age to me to post a reply So I don't talk too much on off-topic forum ! And speaking on those thread require a higher langage knowlegde !
Hey, did you watch fireworks on 4th July in America ? We do it in France after the night fall !
So I don't talk too much on off-topic forum ! And speaking on those thread require a higher langage knowlegde ! Hey, did you watch fireworks on 4th July in America ? We do it in France after the night fall !
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by ChainLightnin' » Tue Jul 15, 2008 11:31 pm
I live on a giant lake in western Montana, which is partially on an Indian reservation. So one of my neighbors blasts off about $2000. worth of class A fireworks! Boats come from all over to watch. It's pretty wild!
Well...Mr. Chain Blue Lightnin' hisself..heh, heh!
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by Dadamungo » Sat Jul 19, 2008 6:02 pm
Joe Kari wrote:Hi DeUgli !
Thanks a lot !
Ooops, I forgot to say "Happy Independance Day" the 4th. Well, it's a little late, but Happy Independance Day to all american friends !
Your English is much better than my French! I think it's great so many people from other countries are active in Smokin Guns.
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by DeUgli » Sun Jul 20, 2008 9:02 pm
So do I. And the international flavor reflects the spaghetti westerns: Based on Japanese stories and American wild west movies, shot in Spain (and other European countries) by Italians, with actors from Europe and the U.S.Dadamungo wrote:I think it's great so many people from other countries are active in Smokin Guns.
Irgendeiner wartet immer.
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