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Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 10:45 pm
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Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 10:59 pm
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((After pulling up my handy-dandy chart....
Canada's at 13.9 cm. =w=
Smaller than the Baltic states, Russia, Poland, Belarus, France, Spain, both Italys!, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Austria, Germany, Turkey, Sweden, and Switzerland. At least he's bigger than America.))
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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 3:38 am
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Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 6:22 pm
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Posted: Thu Dec 04, 2008 1:58 pm
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This is a joke told to me by a freind who learned it from his Russian teacher who was from Eastern Euorope.
A Polish man was walking down the road when something gold and shiny caught his eye. He picked it up to find it was a lamp.
After rubbing it a genie appeared, and said in a deep booming voice, "I am the Genie of the Lamp. I will grant you three wishes."
The Polish man thought for a moment and then said. "I want the Mongols to invade Poland.”
The Genie raised a questioning eye brown, and then nodded, “As you wish.”
Deep in Mongolia suddenly they had a call to arms, and they made a bee line to Poland. With an expertise known to few they raped, pillaged, and burned until buildings were smoldering husks.
Surrounded by the wreckage the Genie looked down at the Polish man and said. “It is done. Now your second wish.”
Without pause the Polish man said. “I want the Mongols to invade Poland again.”
The Genie’s eyes widened, and he asked. “Are you sure?”
The Polish man nodded.
“As you wish!” The Genie announced, and with an even greater furry the Mongols rose up and they raped, pillaged, and burned until the ruins of Poland were merely smoking embers on the ground.
As the Mongols left the Genie turned to the Polish man. “It is done. Now for your final wish.”
“I wish for the Mongols to invade Poland.” The polish man answered.
With a look of utter confusion and unable to believe the wish the Genie said. “Your land is in utter ruin. Why would you want them to come again let alone the first two times?”
“Because,” Said the Polish man, “Every time the Mongols invade Poland they go through Russia twice!”
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