1/12...all da games

[Black Hat With Relish]

As if the GOP primary couldn't possibly get more ridiculous, we have

http://petswithnewt.com/home/page

that is part of his official campaign

[It's Da Bread]

Originally Posted by In Blue Heaven

Sino-Soviet relations during da Cold Wahr?

I think they were friendly for a while aftah da wahr

mighta been back to back yeaahs durin da wahr

[It's Da Bread]

Originally Posted by Black Hat With Relish

As if the GOP primary couldn't possibly get more ridiculous, we have

http://petswithnewt.com/home/page

that is part of his official campaign

:breakfastclub:

[JeremyGiants84]

Originally Posted by It's Da Bread

I think they were friendly for a while aftah da wahr

mighta been back to back yeaahs durin da wahr

I knew Mao....we used to discuss ping pong...

[JeremyGiants84]

knicks are pathetic

[In Blue Heaven]

Originally Posted by JeremyGiants84

Americans admiring China ( for its economic rise)....

Ok.

I had an Economic History of China course in college. Interesting stuff. Their economic ascendancy has been meteoric. Even in the 70s and 80s, their GDP was fairly low. In the last two decades, though, they've been a machine.

[It's Da Bread]

Alley-oop

[Leo Dicaprio as Sinatra]

Originally Posted by LT56

Leo. Happy Birthday.

Appreciated, kind Sir.

[It's Da Bread]

Originally Posted by JeremyGiants84

I knew Mao....we used to discuss ping pong...

I was always better at ping pong though

[Leo Dicaprio as Sinatra]

Dead board, but great tags.

[That McLooth Kid]

[Everything is a Scenario]

Originally Posted by It's Da Bread

I was always better at ping pong though

assclown

[Leo Dicaprio as Sinatra]

Trying out Swamp People on History Channel. Not too bad.

[In Blue Heaven]

Originally Posted by It's Da Bread

I was always better at ping pong though

I actually sawr Mickey Mantle beat Chiang Kai-shek in a footrace at da Stadium back in '63.

[JeremyGiants84]

Originally Posted by In Blue Heaven

Ok.

I had an Economic History of China course in college. Interesting stuff. Their economic ascendancy has been meteoric. Even in the 70s and 80s, their GDP was fairly low. In the last two decades, though, they've been a machine.

Yes...but it can be argued that China's economy pre-industrial revolution in the west, was a huge amount of global GDP. Up until London in the 19th century, the largest cities in the world for the preceding 4000 years were located primarily in China...global commerce/industry ( if you read non-western history) were centered there...and the advent of steam technology,factories, etc just stunted the chinese state....it would actually benefit the U.S ironically if the Chinese stayed committed to communism....

[Bad in a Big Spot]

Originally Posted by Leo Dicaprio as Sinatra

Trying out Swamp People on History Channel. Not too bad.

I tried Shipping Wars that debuted other night, thought it was pretty cool if you like all the other Storage Wars/Parking Wars/Pawn Stars type shows.

[JeremyGiants84]

Kenny Smith is so annoying

[LT56]

Originally Posted by JeremyGiants84

ready for sunday night?

Can't wait!

[In Blue Heaven]

Originally Posted by JeremyGiants84

Yes...but it can be argued that China's economy pre-industrial revolution in the west, was a huge amount of global GDP. Up until London in the 19th century, the largest cities in the world for the preceding 4000 years were located primarily in China...global commerce/industry ( if you read non-western history) were centered there...and the advent of steam technology,factories, etc just stunted the chinese state....it would actually benefit the U.S ironically if the Chinese stayed committed to communism....

This is a good point. The Chinese were doing innovative things long before the West.

[Everything is a Scenario]

Originally Posted by JeremyGiants84

Yes...but it can be argued that China's economy pre-industrial revolution in the west, was a huge amount of global GDP. Up until London in the 19th century, the largest cities in the world for the preceding 4000 years were located primarily in China...global commerce/industry ( if you read non-western history) were centered there...and the advent of steam technology,factories, etc just stunted the chinese state....it would actually benefit the U.S ironically if the Chinese stayed committed to communism....

:closemindedbrick: NEVER!!!