concentration camps

by im a tree • 2 Jun 2008, 00:49 • Journals
http://kidsconcentrationcamps.com


I want to believe this is just one awesome success in trolling, but so far it seems serious :E

edit: Nevermind. After reading a bit more it's obvious trolling.
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Hope 2 Jun 2008, 01:51
Seems like a nice place to send cheaters to.
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im a tree 2 Jun 2008, 01:54
Seems like a nice place to senti.
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suL1v 2 Jun 2008, 01:53
Seems like a nice place to sent gnajda to.
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Arcade 2 Jun 2008, 01:54
Seems like a nice place to play starcraft in.
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Deactivated5169 2 Jun 2008, 02:01
Seems like a nice place to sent gnajda to.
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perforator 2 Jun 2008, 02:09
Seems like a nice place to send crossfire to. It's send goddamnit, not sent!
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senn 2 Jun 2008, 02:14
wat had je nou anders verwacht hier?

het is hier echt zo'n trieste boel op grammaticaal vlak...
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suL1v 2 Jun 2008, 02:17
ban
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Deactivated5169 2 Jun 2008, 02:22
ban
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BrooodjeAap 2 Jun 2008, 09:38
nOOOOO, you became a polak :'[
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Deactivated5169 2 Jun 2008, 12:42
muhaha :D yes i wanna have gnajda skill
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xedos 2 Jun 2008, 02:25
wtf are u rabbiting on about lad???
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fredd 2 Jun 2008, 02:39
"Seems like a nice place to send gnajda to."

not

"Seems like a nice place to sent gnajda to."
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gari 2 Jun 2008, 08:33
isnt it too instead of to ?
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aQUTE 2 Jun 2008, 08:40
no...
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gari 2 Jun 2008, 08:42
kk thx :/
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aQUTE 2 Jun 2008, 08:46
unless you were trying to say"we can also send gnajda there"... then "too"can be used
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gari 2 Jun 2008, 08:48
AAAAAHHHHHHHHH NOW I GOT IT!

that to is from the verb "to send to" AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!! x]

thx m8
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xedos 2 Jun 2008, 02:24
crossfire referals imo.
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Panda 2 Jun 2008, 02:44
I've been to a real concentration camp :)
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xedos 2 Jun 2008, 02:47
ofc you have u were brought up in wales......

omg ive been waiting for an answer like this for ages....thx :p
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Panda 2 Jun 2008, 02:54
:{

I went to Sachsenhausen a few years back. Still waiting to visit Auschwitz
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overdrive 2 Jun 2008, 03:23
One thing we do to get their impressionable little minds right is fun outdoor work. We’re not making them do our work for us or anything like that, but rather, we’re having them perform tasks like moving piles of bricks from one place to another and back, just to burn off excess energy while teaching them the value of an honest day’s labor, even if there is no outright gain.

christian bible belt?
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spion 2 Jun 2008, 03:27
ritalin is fun!
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bizkid 2 Jun 2008, 03:34
this sens of humor reminds me somehow of southpark and drawn together...like it

btw ive been to KZ dachau and smoked a joint there R.I.P. and gn8
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mama 2 Jun 2008, 05:30
omg u so cool !
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bizkid 2 Jun 2008, 06:13
i know inet freezing right now brrrr
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pumu 2 Jun 2008, 08:05
in my country it's forbidden to say holocaust didnt happen
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gari 2 Jun 2008, 08:43
why do i agree with you? ...
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perforator 2 Jun 2008, 08:57
Because you live in the same country?! :D

Other than that I think it is damn ignorant to ignore the holocaust now isn't it.
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gari 2 Jun 2008, 09:08
its ignorant to ignore that, but its ignorant too, to put us down as still existing nazis, and jews-hater etc.?

we finally learned about ur faults and whats now? we are more a war defender than a country who attacks other ones.

well..i dont wanna interpret too much in this theme...
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Shishka 2 Jun 2008, 10:45
its ignorant to call polish people polaks too that could be as pissing as calling you nazis
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pumu 2 Jun 2008, 11:26
poltards is ok?
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senn 2 Jun 2008, 11:53
Poland poltards
Finland fintards
Germany gertards
Belgium beltards
Netherlands dutchtards
Sweden swetards

the list goes on :p

....
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peoples 2 Jun 2008, 12:51
The only recent thing that has come from Poland and is good, reliable, fast is Robert Kubica.
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Svensson 2 Jun 2008, 12:38
QuoteIf you are not a good enough parent to afford our program, that might be part of the problem right there

LOL
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JobCohen 2 Jun 2008, 13:05
Dr. Smerzkopf – Our resident doctor on staff (Board Certified MD in Arizona and New York) is responsible for ensuring that your children are within their safe, medicated ranges, as well as administering any new prescription drugs as needed, based on ongoing evaluation, though there are rarely any medications needed to speak of. He mostly mends the little boo-boos that naturally befall a child at a nature camp like laryngitis, modestly broken bones and some of the more serious infections that may require review for hospitalization. He has tended to several averted would-be drownings at our camp, as well as saved more than six lives from certain demise at the hands of our “cabin of exertion” learning exhibit. We are forever indebted to Dr. Smerzkopf, and so are you.

rofl
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