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Old December 15, 2002, 16:39   #61
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Somebody has to be the best,
Why must one country be the best? Can't we simply have countries that are different, without having to call one the best?
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Old December 16, 2002, 10:11   #62
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You are not responsible for your parents' dids, but You take their heritage - or their debts - after they die.


Heresson what are you talking about? You take your parents debts if they die? So if your father was say a gambler and he dies, you have to repay his debts?


Poland is weird...
In our law, as well as others, probably, You have the right to inherit what someone left for You - or to do not.
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Old December 18, 2002, 01:34   #63
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Somebody has to be the best,



Why must one country be the best? Can't we simply have countries that are different, without having to call one the best?
We definitely could, but I like comparing things. You don't have to think there's a best, I just think there is and I wrote about it. A couple Europeans saidwe weren't the best, and I disagreed, so I argued. Then I apologized.

BTW I apologized, and I get 1 star? What else do you guys want me to do?
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I don't think Germany's neighbouring countries (mine included) would be to thrilled. There still is that little thing that happened 60 years ago...
Why don't you invite the German army to goose-step smartly throught the Dutch capital, proudly singing their national anthem, including the phrase, "Deutschland, Deutschland uber alles," as a sign that all is forgiven.
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