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Hurlshot that's a bit nasty. You know very well that where Azdeus lives in Sweden there are no cars, only horse drawn carriages

No he is an excellent public speaker. I hope everyone on these forums watches it

You and I both. I'm going to "break" this game so hard and in so many different ways. That was an excellent review of the game and it does look amazing

Really? So you going on a 600 Km road-trip and you think its wrong to go faster than 120Km\h? I don't get that...

I'm just well aware that most people don't care, that's all. No waist covering, incorrect lapels, a variety of improper ties including a four-in-hand; to be fair he does seem to be getting better as time goes on. Black tie's not exactly a uniform, but it is a code. You look daft if you do it wrong, particularly if you have a team of advisors. It's not a difficult thing to do right, so it annoys me when people can't be bothered. Okay thanks for the response, I'll let Walsie comment because you guys probably know more about suit etiquette than I do

Heh, some cop bought it here that way. Was funny to hear them say he was ejected from his cruiser and that was all - lucky his unsafe driving didn't kill anyone, might have hurt his hero status. Yes but we aren't necessarily talking about speeding, we are just talking about going maybe 15-25 km over the speed limit. I don't see why you should get fined for that ? So what is speeding according to you ? Excellent question Malc In South Africa the speed limit on highways and freeways is 120 Km/h, anything over 160 Km/h should be considered speeding. But to fine a person going 140 Km/h just seems unreasonable ?

You misunderstand us, firstly we won't fall out over a debate. This is what we enjoy and cherish The point is I don't think you can tell us what's wrong with his dress code and that's why you are reluctant to tell us the reason. You don't have one And there is nothing wrong with admitting you are wrong, I do all the time. It can be quite liberating

No platitudes Malc, just conviction and sincerity. He made many good points, I strongly recommend you watch his speech. Its not long and is absolutely compelling. You should hear how the crowd loves him.

The internet informs me that he persistently wears a notched lapel jacket, and flap pockets. He also periodically wears a white bow tie for reasons I can't fathom. Since he keeps doing it, and since he has his clothes picked out for him by some sort of hellish team of professionals I think it probably is intended to give him a businesslike and less polished air. I don't see how it reflects poorly on his dress sense. What you saying makes a lot of sense, good post Walsie

I simply cannot respect a man that either cannot or will not wear a simple dinner jacket correctly. To be honest that's the first time I have heard that before. How is he wearing the dinner jacket incorrectly?

Okay I don't mean to keep going on about this but Obamas speech was touching and inspirational. He really is a excellent orator

If you're interested I believe he'll be looking for a job soon. Perhaps you could convince him to stay? funny Walsie We would love to have him live in South Africa but he is too important and needed in the USA at the moment.

Wow so I've been watching the memorial service in South Africa and its been very significant and spectacular. There are loads of distinguished and important people who are attending that include 4 USA former presidents and of course Barack Obama who flew in this morning. The UK also has several prime ministers present including David Cameron and Tony Blair. The traffic has been a nightmare with all foreign dignitaries being escorted on the highways and its raining heavily. But rain is considered a good omen in African culture so all the traffic congestion is a small price to pay for a fitting and appropriate memorial service for a great man, Nelson Mandela I am looking forward to Obama's speech, he has been very positively received by the crowds at the stadium

Yes but we aren't necessarily talking about speeding, we are just talking about going maybe 15-25 km over the speed limit. I don't see why you should get fined for that ?

OMG Agiel !!!! I never thought you were such a criminal, what's next? Are you going to join a Mexican cartel...you do realize that to break the speed limit is a criminal offense, I can't believe you are so nonchalant about such a serious infringement In South Africa everyone gets speeding fines, its normal and expected. I pay my fines online. At the moment I have about 12 fines in my name. If you pay these fines online they generally give you 50 % discount. What is a problem is that the Traffic Police have these random roadblocks and if they scan your registration plate they can pull you over and demand the money for outstanding fines. So my advice is "pay your fines and move on"

that made me laugh

That sounds very unpleasant, I think you should move back to Helsinki. Its really what you are most comfortable with and the reality is we distinguish ourselves in environments where we feel most comfortable

That all depends what you mean by living standards. Also, where are we talking about? Do Somalians for instance, have better living standards compared to 30 years ago? How about the Iranians? Noticed any significant change in their history? There are clear ways that government's can improve the lot of there people. Unfortunately not all governments know or follow these steps.

Then we don't have much in common and it would be pointless to have any sort of discussion/dialogue regarding this matter. I really don't know how you argue otherwise. Living standards are immeasurably better now than they have been at any other point in human history by any yardstick that you care to name. Not that there isn't plenty of ****ty things you could point out, but to say that life isn't better now than it's ever been is pretty extraordinary. I completely agree and that would have been part of my answer, nice one @ Astiaks When would you say is the greatest mankind has ever been if you disagree with my statement?

You actually wear shoes? I always assumed you lived a more rustic and austere lifestyle and shoes just weren't part of it, okay this proves once again that you learn things almost very day on these forums

He is that big of a prick, but that was a satirical article. The quote about him being the first black rapper made me question its truth. Sadly, I had to get that far to question it. Okay good to know So he didn't actually say those things right?

No, he really is that massive a prick. Wow okay, now even the fact he is dating Kim Kardashian isn't enough for me to respect him.

I know your comment is more philosophical than real political commentary but I don't agree with this perspective anyway. The world has evolved in many areas. Mankind is more educated than ever before. You just have to go back 40 years to see the benighted state the global community was in. We had the Cold War and we didn't even acknowledge the importance of equal social representation of all minority groups in certain countries. Of course this is still a problem in some countries but at least we have meaningful dialogue around these problems No I firmly believe we are living the greatest age of mankind and its only going to get better

http://www.codewit.com/north-america/14593-kanye-west-i-am-the-next-nelson-mandela I am hoping that Kanye West has been misquoted or this was a joke but if its true then his arrogance is astounding

Oh yes that as well, good point Walsie ...good point