Ummm..... what the......

Okay.....

I am speechless. Yeah, I am American, but none of those things interest me except MAYBE the hat and that would be a big maybe.

depending on how fast the mount is, i might get the pack. cuz i really like the mini house and the pet. the hat looks cool and the fireworks would be nice to have. but im not getting the mover unless its beastly fast.

I wonder how popular the pack is/was in Korea.


They probably didn't have it though for obvious reasons.

Before thread: :urweird:

Seeing thread: :zomg:

After thread: :goaway:

Ha, that house is awesome. The mount could have used a bit more work. Maybe a classic Chevy with the fins....that would be iconically "American." Or maybe a bald eagle.

What happens on the 4th July? United States day or something?

Y'know the bald eagle would've been a LOT better than the liberty head. I'm not American but... I don't think I'd like that. Sick sense of humour really.

Also, I doubt it was in Korea? Maybe they had asked to have it made...

4th of July is pretty much families getting to gether and shotting off fireworks, having cook outs, going to town eventthings... and watching or shooting off big fireworks at night.
Or occasionally having firework wars which is fun, but not reccommended:laugh: crackling balls are fun but pop bottle rockets are better with long distance >:3
:err:


But the 4ht of july is really independence day::::

Who: the Second Continental Congress
What: the Declaration of Independence
Where: Philadelphia
When: July 4, 1776
Why: to declare the Thirteen colonies "Free and Independent States... Absolved from all Allegiance to the British Crown" of King George III.






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o.o I sort of find the things a bit insulting... I live in America, not over patriotic. Ihave a brother in the army. My granda was in the koreanorvietnamwar... T^T But that mount is Ugly and freaky and seriously will scar me for life of dreams with that thing chasing me.....
The house isnt too bad :3 The pet is cute.....
._. A eagle would have been awesome...

lol...July 4th (1776) is the US Independence day...that is, the day we declared our independence from Great Britain, not the day we won our independence.:sigh:

"We hold these truths to be self evident...blah blah blah...right to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness...blah blah blah...taxation without representation...blah blah blah" :smarty:

my wife is English, and she refers to July 4th as the "anniversary of the revolt of the upstart colonies" :) ... needles to say we also celebrate Bonfire night on November 5th! "Remember remember the fifth of November":uhoh:

That mount made me Lol.
The only item I would even consider buying is the house. ;>>