A History of Anti-Government Rage and Violence

[( ^_^ )]

Indeed he needs a *******er coarse on US History.

And you need a course in vocabulary so you can learn the difference between course and coarse

 

[TRICKY D1CK]

hey i'm a an impersonator not an english major!

 

[( ^_^ )]

^ Yeah, and when you have anal intercourse done to you; you like it coarse with no vaseline

 

[TRICKY D1CK]

ok now you are getting 2 creepy

 

[( ^_^ )]

^ what's really creepy here is how you have created multiple accounts to impersonate pop culture figures as a means of dumbing down discussions here and trolling around on these forums

 

[TRICKY D1CK]

what are you talking about now?

 

[TRICKY D1CK]

I can see why you were voted the biggest douche bag of BP!

 

[( ^_^ )]

^ as a matter of fact the biggest douchebag of bp also happens to be your other moniker here: LiesBtold

 

[grape ape]

Indeed he needs a *******er coarse on US History.

you mean a course in...

you can't spell and your grammar is 1st grade at best.

try redoing 1st grade. then maybe your responses will expand beyond grammatically incorrect and misspelled one sentence responses. good luck and thanks.

 

[grape ape]

And you need a course in vocabulary so you can learn the difference between course and coarse

^ what's really creepy here is how you have created multiple accounts to impersonate pop culture figures as a means of dumbing down discussions here and trolling around on these forums

^ as a matter of fact the biggest douchebag of bp also happens to be your other moniker here: LiesBtold

again you nailed it homie. i agree

 

[TRICKY D1CK]

what's wrong with my grammar? a misspelled word does not make me a crook!

: victory :

 

[TRICKY D1CK]

and you don't know your American history: SHAME!

 

[grape ape]

and you don't know your American history: SHAME!

prove it. quote the post i made and show the correction from a credible source with link. thanks guy. b waitin...

 

[grape ape]

what's wrong with my grammar? a misspelled word does not make me a crook!

: victory :

you take a course in history not on history. how'd you get past the police academy troof?

thanks guy

 

[TRICKY D1CK]

that is not a grammar mistake fool. stop trying to distract from your ignorance on American history!

police academy, what are you talking about? troof? what was that about misspelled words?

weirdo!

 

[grape ape]

that is not a grammar mistake fool. stop trying to distract from your ignorance on American history!

police academy, what are you talking about? troof? what was that about misspelled words?

weirdo!

gram?mar (grmr)
n.

1.
a. The study of how words and their component parts combine to form sentences.
b. The study of structural relationships in language or in a language, sometimes including pronunciation, meaning, and linguistic history.

2.
a. The system of inflections, syntax, and word formation of a language.
b. The system of rules implicit in a language, viewed as a mechanism for generating all sentences possible in that language.


http://www.thefreedictionary.com/grammar


ror!!!!!!! you didn't eve know that? ror!!!!!!

you spelled course coarse. now i am giving you a little credit for understanding the correct word. lol!!!!!!


and back to grammar... it would be ignorance of american history. ror!!!!!!!

oh and if i posted something displaying ignorance of american history quote it and post the correction citing a credible source and posting a link.

no distracting there. now show you have some semblance of backbone and do it. now.

thanks son.

 

[grape ape]

back to the subject until you develop your bran your guts mature and you grow some spine:

New York Draft Riots

At the height of the Civil War, Congress authorized the first conscription act in American history, allowing men between the ages of 18 to 35 to be drafted into the army for a three-year stint. The law allowed rich men to avoid military service by paying a fee of $300, sparking outrage among working-class New Yorkers. On the second day of the draft, a crowd torched the building where the draft was to take place. The police force was no match for the rioters, who set fire to a number of other buildings. Eventually, the violence devolved into brutal attacks on African-Americans. Order was only restored when federal troops, fresh from their victory at Gettysburg, arrived in the city a few days later.

http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2010/03/26/anti_government_sentiment_slideshow/slideshow.html

thanks

oh and feel free to respond to the subject. lol

 

[Uncle Earl]

back to the subject until you develop your bran your guts mature and you grow some spine:



thanks

oh and feel free to respond to the subject. lol

yeah, develop your bran man!

 

[grape ape]

the way you've been constipating this thread with your trolling i'll have to.

thanks for that.

 

[grape ape]

now back to the subject...

New York Draft Riots

At the height of the Civil War, Congress authorized the first conscription act in American history, allowing men between the ages of 18 to 35 to be drafted into the army for a three-year stint. The law allowed rich men to avoid military service by paying a fee of $300, sparking outrage among working-class New Yorkers. On the second day of the draft, a crowd torched the building where the draft was to take place. The police force was no match for the rioters, who set fire to a number of other buildings. Eventually, the violence devolved into brutal attacks on African-Americans. Order was only restored when federal troops, fresh from their victory at Gettysburg, arrived in the city a few days later.

http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2010/03/26/anti_government_sentiment_slideshow/slideshow.html

thanks guy.