Re: We are the NA'VI

[Ean Hufwetulyu]

irayo

[Txur Niftxavang]

IVONG NA'VI!!! 

[bommel]

IVONG NA'VI!!! 

'Ivong Na'vi!!! Let Na'vi bloom!!!

[Ean Hufwetulyu]

SRANE SRAK!!!!!!!

['Oma Tirea]

SRANE SRAK!!!!!!!

There's no "srak" about it

'IVONG NA'VI FRAKRR!!

[Elektrolurch]

Well... the Na'vi aren't patriotic at all... and if all my brothers and sisters act like this, I don't want to be one of them ..

['Oma Tirea]

I blame the influences of 'Rrta

[Muzer]

There's nothing wrong with being patriotic if the thing your country/clan/whatever stands for is a good thing.

[Ean Hufwetulyu]

I blame the influences of 'Rrta

mllte

[Lolet]

We are unified, we fight for the Na'vi way of life.

[Ean Hufwetulyu]

and to protect our planet

[Txepä Tsyal]

Well... the Na'vi aren't patriotic at all... and if all my brothers and sisters act like this, I don't want to be one of them ..

You may want to review what it is you are saying here.
What is wrong with showing powerful enthusiasm for a way of life in which people live as part of the world rather than on it, above it? Patriotism is defined as the love or devotion to one's country by the Marriam-Webster Dictionary, and from the same dictionary the term country is defined as 2a:the land of a person's birth, residence, or citizenship b:a political state or nation or its territory. The Na'vi most certainly are patriotic, for they fought for their homes, their right to live the way that they wish; and it was through the love of their way of life, and of Eywa, that the battle was won.
Your words (see italics) suggest that you (as many of us do, on some level or another) feel yourself a part of the Na'vi, yet your following words (see red) seem to say the opposite. The weight of the words brother and sister in many languages, and especially so in Na'vi, makes it impossible to throw them around so lightly. Brothers and Sisters are family, contextually meaning that a deep connection of love exists between them, yet you suggest that because they are conforming in a way that you dislike, that means that you may simply be rid of them like unwanted trash.
The point of the matter is my request that you do not use these words like you were talking about random and meaningless strangers.

Rant over, I am truly sorry if I caused any offense with this post.

[Elektrolurch]

Yeah I know. Hmm... I'm just not in love with myself..

[Lolet]

Yeah I know. Hmm... I'm just not in love with myself..

That's a good thing!

[Ean Hufwetulyu]

we will bring a new change to 'rrta

[Ean Hufwetulyu]

now what our first step?

[bommel]

now what our first step?

Taking over the world? There is a new security hole in the Windows OS, so I guess a large scale cyber attack would be sufficient xD

[Muzer]

Yep - Microsoft fail with shortcuts

Apparently the best current workaround is to disable icons for shortcuts. Not the best workaround ever

[bommel]

Yep - Microsoft fail with shortcuts

Apparently the best current workaround is to disable icons for shortcuts. Not the best workaround ever

No ^^
Kudos to the people finding those holes! I introduced myself a bit to that stuff and I got so far to write exploits (harmless ones, e. g. opens Calculator or sth like this) for known security holes but I can't find them on my own xD

[Ean Hufwetulyu]

now what our first step?

Taking over the world? There is a new security hole in the Windows OS, so I guess a large scale cyber attack would be sufficient xD

well yes and no