Topic: Picture War!!

[FallinG_StaR]

I didn't saw you complaining about the Village People Pic... I wonder if you are... ah nevermind...

[DarkDevil]

What do you think I am mortal?

[FallinG_StaR]

Nothing... I just thought you where a fan of their music...  >

[Forgotten_Lum]

hahaha that's a first, falling going after someone else other than me

[DarkDevil]

Music? ???

Are they a rock band? ???

I can only see them going against the natural laws. And you mortals should know about it!

[Forgotten_Lum]

you clearly havent heard the YMCA song

[DarkDevil]

No

[Forgotten_Lum]

and thus we reach a delema

[DarkDevil]

What is the YMCA song? What does YMCA means?

[Forgotten_Lum]

google it

[DarkDevil]

Thank you very much.

[Forgotten_Lum]

your welcome

[DarkDevil]

The Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) is a world-wide, Christian, ecumenical, voluntary movement for women and men with a special emphasis on young people. They work to build the spirit, mind and body of individuals and communities. This three-pronged approach is symbolised by the inverse red triangle used by YMCAs around the world.

The YMCA was founded in London, England on June 6, 1844 by George Williams in response to unhealthy social conditions arising in London at the end of the Industrial Revolution. Since then the YMCA has grown to become a world-wide movement of more than 45 million members from 124 national associations who affiliate to the World Alliance of YMCAs.

The concept of a YMCA in 1844, which began among evangelicals, was unusual because it crossed the rigid lines that separated the different churches and social classes of England in those days. This openness was a trait that would eventually lead to including in YMCAs men, women, children along with a culture of acceptance in the organization of people of different faiths and backgrounds. Today the YMCA is largely secular (or else inter-religious), and open to participation from both sexes as well as from older people.[1] To that extent its name today represents something of an anachronism and it is often referred to as "The Y".

The YMCA is organized as a federation of local associations and national YMCA movements.[2] Within most countries, the local YMCAs are related primarily in terms of overall strategy and direction only. Volunteers and local employees operate the individual YMCA associations.

In North America, the YMCA is sometimes perceived to be primarily a community sports facility; however the North American YMCA utilizes a broad range of programs such as sports, personal fitness, child care, overnight camping, employment readiness programs, conference centers and educational activities as methods of promoting positive values. The federated model of governance has created a diversity of YMCA programs and services, with YMCAs in different countries and communities offering vastly different programming in response to local community needs.[3]

[Forgotten_Lum]

okay you killed it, now download the song

[Kroptik]

Offtopic:
It's a song we're talking about. Try again Dark...



Back on topic, using the last posted pic:



Mute the music.