tinkinpink84
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Did I do something wrong?
Posted: 03-03-08 04:56am
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I notice that everyones posts all got
answers except mine. I havent been around
much so I really dont know whats going on
or if I did something and if I did I would
really like to know what it was that I
did.
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rosejackson
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Posted: 03-03-08 05:10am
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what? why would you think that you've done
something wrong? i just read your other
posts and replied. there doesnt seem to be
many people online this time in the
morning
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tinkinpink84
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Posted: 03-03-08 05:13am
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I dunno, I was reading about the recent
drama with the 10 hr trolling. Lately i
hardle come online anymore really. So I
never know whats going on with this place,
I always here about the drama after it
happens lol.
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rosejackson
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Posted: 03-03-08 05:14am
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i don't even know much about the trolling.
im always missing it. i never actually
know whats going on anymore
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tinkinpink84
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Posted: 03-03-08 05:21am
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haha same here, i always hear about it
after the fact, but in a way im glad im
not in the middle of it.
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rosejackson
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Posted: 03-03-08 05:32am
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i guess its all the americans that get all
the drama lol
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hopefulmjz
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Posted: 03-03-08 07:40am
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| rosejackson
wrote: | | i guess its all the
americans that get all the drama
lol |
Nope, not true. Plenty of others join in
on the drama as well.
Diane, I don't get on much anymore so I
can't help ya. But I doubt you've done
anything wrong
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Posted: 03-03-08 09:38am
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| rosejackson
wrote: | | i guess its all the
americans that get all the drama
lol |
Last I checked Diane *is* AMERICAN. Your
statement is completely false
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tinkinpink84
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Posted: 03-03-08 09:57am
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well I am british american hehe, i have a
british birth certificate and an american
one, but im not into all the drama, not
even when i was in highschool, I NEVER
talked at school i was really really shy,
11th grade was the only year i actualyl
talked at school and had boyfriends and
wnt to prom and played soccer etc but then
we moved my senior yr so i went back to
being silent. I think also that this plase
is a little delayed becauase some posts
said zero views forever then outa nowhere
it has like 20 views. Are they still
working on stuff admin anyway?
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Emma2
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Posted: 03-03-08 10:04am
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How can someone have two different brith
certificates? You cannot be born in two
places....I think what you mean is
citizenship?
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tinkinpink84
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Posted: 03-03-08 10:09am
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yeah well i have dual citizenship, i was
born in england but my dad is air force.
SO i could choose to be a british citizen
or american. Jordynne is the same way she
was born here in germany at a german
hospital but because we are military she
has the german birth certificate and an
american one, i think just for the purpose
of taxes etc. But I have 2 birth
certificates one is certificate of birth
abroad wich is the british one then the
american one that is alot bigger. I really
need to look for them they are in my house
somewhere.
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Emma2
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Posted: 03-03-08 10:10am
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yes, I get that dual citizenship.....I
have never heard of anyone having two
birth certificates honestly...that is
interesting
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tinkinpink84
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Posted: 03-03-08 10:15am
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its only the military, me and my brother
and sister were all born in england but my
dad is air force or was hes retired now,
my mom is a british citizen though she has
an alien card, she got hers back when they
never expired hehe lucky her. If we werent
military we prob wouldnt be living
overseas hehe. I dont know why they give
us 2, I only remember when jordynne was
born we went to the rathouse (sp)
somewhere downtown here and paid for the
german birth certificate because she was
born in regensburg, at a civilian hospital
there isnt a military hospital on this
base to deliver babies at. And then when
we applied for her passport on base we
paid $60 for the american birth
certificate. Passport is free for military
because we need them to move and then the
social security card, but the german birth
certificate we got when she was like 2
weeks old. The american one she was like
5-6 mths old lol. Its mostly for moving
from overseas to stateside and vice versa
that they need 2, kinda to prove there
american and not trying to illegaly go to
the states or something i dunno.
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Emma2
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Posted: 03-03-08 10:19am
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yeah i guess its a military privilege.
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Posted: 03-03-08 11:07am
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It's more than military. I know a
missionary family that lived in jamaica
for twenty years. their children were all
born in jamaica and they have 2 birth
certs and dual citizenship. karen (the
wife) says that they're allowed the dual
citizenship until they're 18 or something
and then they us govt makes them choose.
but she said the jamaican gov't will still
recognize them as jamaican citizens.
totally weird. i don't know if it works
that way for everyone though... 
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tinkinpink84
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Posted: 03-03-08 11:14am
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i have no idea, as far as i know i still
have dual citizenship, i havent been told
otherwise. So who knows...... I was born
in england wich is europe and jordynne was
born here in germany wich is europe as
well, jamaicas totally different so eh i
dunno everyplace has diff laws.
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rosejackson
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Posted: 03-03-08 11:55am
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i meant everyone living in america,
because of the time difference i miss alot
of what is going on
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Ayrshire-lass
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Posted: 03-03-08 12:12pm
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i knew what u ment rose lol. were on when
everyone else is sleeping or buisy and
vice versa.
dianne i knoew what u mean my lill cousin
was born in germany but onlu stayed there
till he was about 2 then he moved back to
where my aunt n uncle came from in
scotland and the were posted in ireland
for 2 years and while over there my aunt
gave birth to my other lill cousin. so
technichally i have an irish and german
cousin lol. they have 2 birth certificated
it also means they might be british but
they can get german or irish passports as
well as normal ones from the uk
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