The longest e*pvp Thread I [English only]

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Originally Posted by Yusago And you love your country because your don't have a company like the GEMA there?

Not only for this,I have alot of other reason to love Greece,Exaple: I can drive a motorcycle with 15 (125cc) and the police says nothing :)

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Originally Posted by DeadLine. Good english, dude.

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Originally Posted by Nomad' I find it particularly ridiculous that you mock him for his English, while you even fail to get a half sentence right. Despite missing a verb, languages are always capitalized.

Oh, the irony.

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Originally Posted by DeadLine. Good english, dude.

Trank you Duden

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Originally Posted by NeVeR.FoRG1Ve Not only for this,I have alot of other reason to love Greece,Exaple: I can drive a motorcycle with 15 (125cc) and the police says nothing :)

And Car with 17 alone?

I know in Greece the police is very chilled out. Like in Libya ;)

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Originally Posted by Libya I know in Greece the police is very chilled out. Like in Libya ;)

Yes, the same is in Russia or Turkey. I live in Germany and the Police is strictly.

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Originally Posted by Libya I know in Greece the police is very chilled out. Like in Libya ;)

You can do whatever you want here, if you have enough money.

Good Morning

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Originally Posted by Elsastylez Yes, the same is in Russia or Turkey. I live in Germany and the Police is strictly.

*strict
Strictly, in this context, would relate to "is". Translated to German, you just said: "Ich lebe in Deutschland und die Poilzei existiert hier sehr streng."
While adjectives always relate to nouns, adverbs (adjective + -ly) always relate to verbs.

whats up :3

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Originally Posted by Nomad' *strict Strictly, in this context, would relate to "is". Translated to German, you just said: "Ich lebe in Deutschland und die Poilzei existiert hier sehr streng." While adjectives always relate to nouns, adverbs (adjective + -ly) always relate to verbs.

Give up, this is a war you can't win.

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Originally Posted by Yusago Give up, this is a war you can't win.

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Originally Posted by ulef whats up :3

How are u

Howdy everyone! Finally, I have school holidays. Yay.

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Originally Posted by Nomad' *strict Strictly, in this context, would relate to "is". Translated to German, you just said: "Ich lebe in Deutschland und die Poilzei existiert hier sehr streng." While adjectives always relate to nouns, adverbs (adjective + -ly) always relate to verbs.

Good ol' Nomad' ;)