Writer's Block: Let freedom ring

[rebness]

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What? 

Caveat: I celebrated last year because I was in America for 4th of July and it was festive and fun to shake my fists at those uppity colonials a lot. But c'mon, eljay. C'mon! 

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[rebness.livejournal.com]

It's so weird because they must have known this question wouldn't go down well with everyone else. I wonder if it was a troll?

Hahahaa. We should! Though I really enjoyed the banter from Americans last year. The guy at the firework stand kept teasing me about it and I was all, 'hey, I'm on your side!'

[pointedulac.livejournal.com]

Ok, your icon rules.

It's funny cause aren't like half of eljay users in Russia or something. I mean, what? How come there was no Canada Day question?

Hehehe, I'd totally be that guy, making jokes to your friend about the Quartering Act. Bwahaha.

[pointedulac.livejournal.com]

That is, assuming you were staying with a friend. The joke doesn't work if you were at a hotel.

[rebness.livejournal.com]

I was indeed staying with an American pal. And I would have loved that joke, dammit. XD

[rebness.livejournal.com]

Heehee. It's one of my favourite silly scenes ever.

I know, rite! And I can't read Russian very well, but their writers seem quite excited to talk about Russian politics in response and some ~shady dealings this time last year, so it may not have had the intended result.

I'd celebrate Canada Day. It looks rad. ;_;

[http://users.livejournal.com/auk_/]

they just saying, that there is nothing to celebrate since there is no understanding independent of whome they should be feeling.