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03-02-19 04:00 AM
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The rgr works as expected, but when I loaded my game from a rom on my computer the game doesnt appear inside the "box" it's supposed to, but between the box and the chatting area on rgr and it's a bit smaller than the "box".
The rgr works as expected, but when I loaded my game from a rom on my computer the game doesnt appear inside the "box" it's supposed to, but between the box and the chatting area on rgr and it's a bit smaller than the "box".

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Interesting to see this kind of debate as a foreigner (I'm Finnish). Personally I've always admired the relaxed gun laws in the states. Well, stereotypically relaxed anyway, most people here don't realize it varies as much as it does within USA.

In Finland you could until recently buy a gun at 15 years old, provided you've gone through the required byrocracy. The limit is now 18, but you can still own a gun for hunting reasons at 15 years old. We still have pretty tight gun laws unfortunately, you have to get a permit for each gun you buy and you have to always go through police, and you have to be hunter or an active gun hobbyist. Despite this,every ninth person in Finland owns a legal gun and gun owners own on average 3 guns. I'd like to see the gun laws being loosened here, preferably before people forget how bad redgreen governments and vote them in power again. I'd be pretty pissed to see a minimum age of 21 here, despite being well over it myself. And I hope Americans don't give in to yet another leftist slippery slope either.

Yee-haw, bangity bang bang bang.

PS : We also have conscription, so around 70% of the male population is trained on how to handle guns among other things. Not that the lesson sticks to everyone, though.
Interesting to see this kind of debate as a foreigner (I'm Finnish). Personally I've always admired the relaxed gun laws in the states. Well, stereotypically relaxed anyway, most people here don't realize it varies as much as it does within USA.

In Finland you could until recently buy a gun at 15 years old, provided you've gone through the required byrocracy. The limit is now 18, but you can still own a gun for hunting reasons at 15 years old. We still have pretty tight gun laws unfortunately, you have to get a permit for each gun you buy and you have to always go through police, and you have to be hunter or an active gun hobbyist. Despite this,every ninth person in Finland owns a legal gun and gun owners own on average 3 guns. I'd like to see the gun laws being loosened here, preferably before people forget how bad redgreen governments and vote them in power again. I'd be pretty pissed to see a minimum age of 21 here, despite being well over it myself. And I hope Americans don't give in to yet another leftist slippery slope either.

Yee-haw, bangity bang bang bang.

PS : We also have conscription, so around 70% of the male population is trained on how to handle guns among other things. Not that the lesson sticks to everyone, though.

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04-01-18 10:32 AM
| ID: 1352866 | 20 Words

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Lol, I just came back to this site and thought this was serious until I realized it was posted today.
Lol, I just came back to this site and thought this was serious until I realized it was posted today.

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02-24-15 01:25 PM
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Hmmm, reading this thread has shown to be pretty interesting. I'm a little bit baffled actually that so many have believed in tooth fairy and/or easter bunny, but maybe that's an american thing. People here in Finland don't usually make their kids believe in those two. Believing in santa claus as a kid is a pretty common thing here though, and some crazy stuff that a child's imagination can make up when he doesn't know how things really are.
I myself didn't really have any weird childhood beliefs, not even santa claus. My mother says she didn't wanna lie to me about that. I can't think of anything (except the thing I wrote about below) weird that I made up by myself either... I guess I was always the kind of kid who'd wanna find out how things are, instead of just making stuff up.
The only thing I can think about is that I didn't realize that meat is muscles as a kid, I thought meat just hanged out somewhere between muscles and bones and didn't serve any biological purpose besides being eaten by me. Well... I also had religious beliefs as a child, but those don't really classify as "childhood beliefs" I guess.
Hmmm, reading this thread has shown to be pretty interesting. I'm a little bit baffled actually that so many have believed in tooth fairy and/or easter bunny, but maybe that's an american thing. People here in Finland don't usually make their kids believe in those two. Believing in santa claus as a kid is a pretty common thing here though, and some crazy stuff that a child's imagination can make up when he doesn't know how things really are.
I myself didn't really have any weird childhood beliefs, not even santa claus. My mother says she didn't wanna lie to me about that. I can't think of anything (except the thing I wrote about below) weird that I made up by myself either... I guess I was always the kind of kid who'd wanna find out how things are, instead of just making stuff up.
The only thing I can think about is that I didn't realize that meat is muscles as a kid, I thought meat just hanged out somewhere between muscles and bones and didn't serve any biological purpose besides being eaten by me. Well... I also had religious beliefs as a child, but those don't really classify as "childhood beliefs" I guess.


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02-17-15 09:32 AM
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MelloMell : Hello and thank you, and nice to meet you too ^^
MelloMell : Hello and thank you, and nice to meet you too ^^


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02-16-15 12:30 AM
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FaithFighter : I'd like to point out that they don't speak all of them fluently, and I don't speak Swedish or German fluently. I just know basics. Speaking English fluently is common here, but sadly there are people who just didn't learn their english in school. In the fennoswede areas where speaking Swedish isn't completely useless, speaking Swedish fluently isn't that rare either. Though not nearly as common as speaking English fluently.
Uh, don't all races in USA speak English, not just whites? Except some spanish speakers in the south I guess.
FaithFighter : I'd like to point out that they don't speak all of them fluently, and I don't speak Swedish or German fluently. I just know basics. Speaking English fluently is common here, but sadly there are people who just didn't learn their english in school. In the fennoswede areas where speaking Swedish isn't completely useless, speaking Swedish fluently isn't that rare either. Though not nearly as common as speaking English fluently.
Uh, don't all races in USA speak English, not just whites? Except some spanish speakers in the south I guess.


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02-15-15 06:35 AM
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FaithFighter : Eh, I don't know about countries where English is the native language, but for Finns speaking 4 languages (including one's native language) isn't really that uncommon, since English and Swedish are taught at school to everybody and many people pick a third foreign language at some point. My mom and my older sister both speak 5 languages

I have to admit though that my Swedish and German are somewhat rusted nowadays.
FaithFighter : Eh, I don't know about countries where English is the native language, but for Finns speaking 4 languages (including one's native language) isn't really that uncommon, since English and Swedish are taught at school to everybody and many people pick a third foreign language at some point. My mom and my older sister both speak 5 languages

I have to admit though that my Swedish and German are somewhat rusted nowadays.

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02-14-15 07:11 AM
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LunarDarkness2 : Thank you!

I'll be looking into the forums more later today.
LunarDarkness2 : Thank you!

I'll be looking into the forums more later today.

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02-14-15 07:08 AM
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Juliet : Heh, yeah. Kabutops. Well, my preference in pokémon is based on somewhat superficial things, like the design of it. Though the stats too affect my choices of pokémon while playing. Also I tend to have a preference for ancient pokémon (especially the ones from the first generation) and fire type Pokémon.

Juliet : Heh, yeah. Kabutops. Well, my preference in pokémon is based on somewhat superficial things, like the design of it. Though the stats too affect my choices of pokémon while playing. Also I tend to have a preference for ancient pokémon (especially the ones from the first generation) and fire type Pokémon.



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02-13-15 05:15 AM
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I've been on this site since 2013, but I've never before visited the forums, so I guess that makes me a newbie to the forums. And , well, my position is newbie too I see from my profile. Before now I've only used this site for playing retro pokémon games, which I love. But now I decided to take a look at the forum and see what's going on here.

A little bit about me:
I'm a 20 year old guy from Finland, and I love the old pokemon games. One of my favourite pokemons is Kabutops, and Pokemon yellow was the first ever game I owned. I got it shortly after its release in Europe in summer 2000. In fact I still have a working game boy with pokemon yellow Mario bros games that I had seem to have disappeared somewhere though.

Languages that I speak more or less: Finnish(native), English(advanced/fluent), German(basic level) and Swedish (basic level)


I've been on this site since 2013, but I've never before visited the forums, so I guess that makes me a newbie to the forums. And , well, my position is newbie too I see from my profile. Before now I've only used this site for playing retro pokémon games, which I love. But now I decided to take a look at the forum and see what's going on here.

A little bit about me:
I'm a 20 year old guy from Finland, and I love the old pokemon games. One of my favourite pokemons is Kabutops, and Pokemon yellow was the first ever game I owned. I got it shortly after its release in Europe in summer 2000. In fact I still have a working game boy with pokemon yellow Mario bros games that I had seem to have disappeared somewhere though.

Languages that I speak more or less: Finnish(native), English(advanced/fluent), German(basic level) and Swedish (basic level)




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