A GIRL NAMED METALLICA!

plan_D · 04-08-2007, 08:59 PM

I'd shag her, Maestro...

ronnybengt · 04-10-2007, 03:44 PM

sad....makes me ashamed. of being swedish

...i d call my kid "Beatles" lol

what a prick..

R

ronnybengt · 04-10-2007, 03:49 PM

btw mkloby...if any state in the world mashould be mentioned doing stupid inquiries especially in the 50 the us of f...n A comes to mind...pathetic

shape up m8y

R

FLYBOYJ · 04-10-2007, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by ronnybengt

btw mkloby...if any state in the world mashould be mentioned doing stupid inquiries especially in the 50 the us of f...n A comes to mind...pathetic

shape up m8y

R

And you are implying?

DerAdlerIstGelandet · 04-11-2007, 09:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ronnybengt

btw mkloby...if any state in the world mashould be mentioned doing stupid inquiries especially in the 50 the us of f...n A comes to mind...pathetic

shape up m8y

R

Do you mind backing that up?

102first_hussars · 04-12-2007, 11:23 AM

That actually kind of pisses me off that any government branch would deny the right for a couple to name a child what they want..........who cares really

But if my name was Metallica i would want people to holler out

"Master!! MASTER!!" or "Mother F*cking BATTERY!" whenever they saw me

DerAdlerIstGelandet · 04-12-2007, 12:34 PM

mkloby · 04-12-2007, 12:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ronnybengt

btw mkloby...if any state in the world mashould be mentioned doing stupid inquiries especially in the 50 the us of f...n A comes to mind...pathetic

shape up m8y

R

Shape up??? I am not sure what you mean by that whole post. If you are referring to government "pork barrel" waste, I agree with you. The local, state, and federal levels all fund nonsensical programs.

However, I was speaking of the 1944 program of the Swedish Social Dem Party, which stated that after numerous studies into utensils and articles of home furnishings, that the state would make available to the public quality domestic utensils, furniture, and textiles.

That has nothing to do with the US. If you cannot see the foolishness of government determining your home furnishings, utensils, and textiles then I can't help you. Now, "m8y," if you'd want to have a rational debate about something, please go ahead. But, if you are going to write obnoxious profane comments without any backing or explanation, then don't bother wasting your time.

Matt308 · 04-13-2007, 10:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ronnybengt

btw mkloby...if any state in the world mashould be mentioned doing stupid inquiries especially in the 50 the us of f...n A comes to mind...pathetic

shape up m8y

R

Read my PM ahole.

ronnybengt · 04-14-2007, 02:22 PM

i must have upset ppl....

sorry if i did...but its so typical for ppl to do some research or whatever and then draw conclusions about a country when the y dont have a f......n clue

still in the 50 s and 60 s government all over the world tended to rely upon so called scientific research just to back up anything...

...and america was there too...
edit...and mkloby...
if you studied harder (maby)..youd know this approach is modern contra what we today call post modern...once upon atime in the 40 50 and 60 s...these studies where the basis...of political decision...belive it or not...and yes some i the back view mirror seem totally absurd....but the truth of the matter this is how much where decided upon...research in absurdum...

and no need to call me an ass hole...big wig

hehe

R

mkloby · 04-14-2007, 03:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ronnybengt

i must have upset ppl....

sorry if i did...but its so typical for ppl to do some research or whatever and then draw conclusions about a country when the y dont have a f......n clue

still in the 50 s and 60 s government all over the world tended to rely upon so called scientific research just to back up anything...

...and america was there too...
edit...and mkloby...
if you studied harder (maby)..youd know this approach is modern contra what we today call post modern...once upon atime in the 40 50 and 60 s...these studies where the basis...of political decision...belive it or not...and yes some i the back view mirror seem totally absurd....but the truth of the matter this is how much where decided upon...research in absurdum...

and no need to call me an ass hole...big wig

hehe

R

So, if I read that garbled mess right, you're disputing that Sweden has socialist policies and claiming that this type of research was the norm throughout the western world? Is the gov't making decisions supplying citizens with goods also the norm? Perhaps there are individuals that believe that citizens are not incompetent, bumbling idiots that need the gov't to care for their every need. I know, just a crazy thought from a "m8y" that needs to "wise up." Citizens can't possibly procure their own goods and services!!!

You can classify this crap as modern, or anything else you would like. It doesn't make this type of approach any less ridiculous, and any less of a waste of taxpayer monies.

By the way, you you "studied harder (maby)," then you would find out that there is still much wasted funding going to useless scientific studies. Yes, even in this "post modern" world.

ronnybengt · 04-14-2007, 04:02 PM

........well .......i think that...says it all..i hope...we all....live long and prosperous...and that the freedrom of speech and democratic values survive...spete narrowmided ppl from a certain part of the world...

i m otta here

R

amrit · 04-14-2007, 04:59 PM

Going back to the issue of child naming, in France:

Quote:

First names are chosen by the child's parents. There are no legal a priori constraints on the choice of names. This has not always been the case. The choice of given names, originally limited by the tradition of naming children after a small number of popular saints, was restricted by law at the end of the 18th century. Officially, only names figuring on a calendar or names of illustrious Frenchmen/women of the past could be accepted. Much later in 1966, a new law admitted in a limited number of mythological, regional or foreign names, substantives (Olive, Violette), diminutives and alternative spelling.

Only in 1993 were French parents set free to name their child without constraint. However, if the birth registrar thinks that the chosen names (alone or in association with the last name) may be detrimental to the child's interests, or to the right of other families to protect their own family name, the registrar may refer the matter to the local prosecutor, who may choose to refer the matter to the local court. The court may then refuse the chosen names. Such refusals are rare and mostly concern given names that may expose the child to mockery.

From: French names - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

and for Norwegian policy and approved names:

Norwegian Baby Names

Denmark:

Picked baby's name? Not so fast, in Denmark

FLYBOYJ · 04-14-2007, 11:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ronnybengt

........well .......i think that...says it all..i hope...we all....live long and prosperous...and that the freedrom of speech and democratic values survive...spete narrowmided ppl from a certain part of the world...

i m otta here

R

Narrow minded, freedom of speech, democratic values. Very interesting. Especially to those who have the balls to back it up...

You're the one that brought up some stupid ass statement that was uncalled for. Once challenged you bring up more ignorant crap that shows you're the narrow minded idiot that don't have the balls to come up with something meaningful to support your statement, let alone your pitiful existence. I see the gene pool isn't doing too well in Sweden as well or maybe you were just down wind of Chernobyl. Putting it mildly, you're a retarded and ignorant p#ssy and I do hope you stay the f#ck off this forum...

ronnybengt · 04-15-2007, 02:21 PM

ops..iam a retard and live to close to chernobyl..yea you are right...

should stay away....maby....cool down ol geezer and enjoy your admin status as i enjoy being retarded and a *****...nice talkin to ya

see ya---