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  1. Matt Matt

    It was called the Northern Renaissance, and it was actually more literary than artistic, so I'm probably thinking about a different time period, but I'm DEFINITELY thinking of England. I think.

    Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:00:28 UTC from web
    1. scoot scoot

      @mrmattimation i didnt know what you meant and i did history

      Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:01:12 UTC from web
      1. Matt Matt

        @scoot I grapesIN' DID HISTORY TOO YOU FURRY, JEEZ!!!!!

        Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:02:05 UTC from web
        1. scoot scoot

          @mrmattimation yeah america history probs

          Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:02:24 UTC from web
          1. Matt Matt

            @scoot UM THAT'S ONLY HALF TRUE. We're taught American history in one level, then government and civics for some reason, and then we do world history for another two levels.

            Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:03:46 UTC from web
            1. scoot scoot

              @mrmattimation why is american history even a thing, we just teach "history"

              Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:04:42 UTC from web
              1. Rarity Rarity

                @scoot Because England doesn't have enough history for a full class Kappa

                Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:05:09 UTC from web
                1. scoot scoot

                  @rarity oh yeah we never did anything except found america big mistake amirite guys

                  Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:05:43 UTC from web
              2. Matt Matt

                @scoot I feel knowing about your own country is important. Gotta know yourself before you know the others.

                Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:07:08 UTC from web
                1. scoot scoot

                  @mrmattimation Not really. We do learn about England but we don't need to name it something different

                  Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:07:37 UTC from web
    2. scoot scoot

      @stardust no like it was lost and we found it and put it back

      Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:08:12 UTC from web
    3. Matt Matt

      @stardust They colonized America and we were a part of Britain since the 1600s until 1776 we threw tea into a harbor. By "founded" he of course means "basically created the country". Further, we took ideas in our constitution from British philosophers and our democratic form of government is based on the parliament that they had and still have.

      Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:11:04 UTC from web
      1. scoot scoot

        @mrmattimation no i meant it was lost and we found it god MATT you /DORK/ ! ! ! ! !

        Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:12:18 UTC from web
        1. Matt Matt

          @scoot I'm sorry. :,c

          Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:13:33 UTC from web
          1. scoot scoot

            @mrmattimation http://pny.lv/1ryt

            Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:14:42 UTC from web
    4. Matt Matt

      @stardust I think the whole world agrees that we shouldn't give France credit for anything.

      Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:12:57 UTC from web
      1. scoot scoot

        @mrmattimation they gave you a pretty statue though

        Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:13:21 UTC from web
        1. Matt Matt

          @scoot And then it mangoesin' turned green. THANKS A LOT, FRANCE.

          Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:14:23 UTC from web
    5. Matt Matt

      @stardust Wasn't Locke English? Or was it just Hobbes?

      Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:15:07 UTC from web
    6. Matt Matt

      @stardust Yeah is first name is John and that's like the most English name in the history of ever.

      Thursday, 24-Apr-14 03:16:33 UTC from web