Posting when the US is asleep

Lord_Malone wrote in post #2839211
British Army guys are friggin' nuts. Cool as hell, but just friggin' nuts. Especially the SAS boys and recon guys.

Lol. You ain't seen nothin yet - til you see those of us that worked behind the iron curtain

Do tell.

Lord_Malone wrote in post #2839327
Do tell.

Woohoo. I was assigned to work with the Latvian military in a very interesting capacity. They were stark raving nuts. Half the soldiers were psychos and they were all conscripts.

The U.S. never sleeps.....

cgratti wrote in post #2839740
The U.S. never sleeps.....

Psst... Wanna buy some Lunesta?

rhys wrote in post #2840217
Psst... Wanna buy some Lunesta?

Oh, no . . . Not another spammer to ban and can . . .

This is kind of the whole when an awesome tree falls in the cool forest, does it make a badass sound type of thing...if a brit posts in the forum when we are sleeping, does anyone notice and respond? JUST KIDDING with you guys...

on a lighter note if we are making fun of spelling, we could always bring up color/colour, gray/grey, favor/favour, harbor/harbour, realize/realise, honor/honour, tic-tac-toe/noughts and crosses, center/centre, theater/theatre,

Good one! They have t-shirts, too!
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Ah yes, two peoples separated by a common language...

And for the life of me, I can't figure out what they speak in Australia...

JWright wrote in post #2840884
And for the life of me, I can't figure out what they speak in Australia...

I live next door, and Ill be damned if I can understand them.

They keep on trying to win the cricket with a big sex.

chris clements wrote in post #2837006
No 'awesome'
No 'cool'
No 'badass'
No ' lense'

... sheer heaven

I apologize for my American brethren. It's a cultural thing, and is no doubt upsetting to the sensibilities of our British cousins who are usually at least 35 years old at birth, enter this world speaking flawless English, and totally shun all manner of colloquialisms.:p

The closest to peaceful time is when its too late in the US and too early in the UK and is around noon here. Of course, I've got company from the 'maites' downunder

Heh, I guess I am just a night hawk, cause I ain't asleep, but not really in the States either.
Mm, getting ready for some candid street shooting tommorow. The theme, shooting thy shooter (hopefully, me and another photographer are going to scout photographers in touristic attractions.)

I wonder if the French, the Quebecois and the Cajuns have similar lively discussions amongst themselves about their own language.

belmondo wrote in post #2841303
I apologize for my American brethren. It's a cultural thing, and is no doubt upsetting to the sensibilities of our British cousins who are usually at least 35 years old at birth, enter this world speaking flawless English, and totally shun all manner of colloquialisms.:p

Bloody hell Sir. Hehehe.

But, I have to admit, when I look around the world, I am glad that Australia, and England are out there to balance out some of the craziness of the the planet. Good friends they are to the US, and despite their inability to speak English, they sure are good friends that cover our backs, and vice versa. I like that some of this thread turned the angst towards the French. As Benny Hill used to say on his comedy TV show, bloody hell, we can all meet in the middle where we hate the French.