precisely correct . there's damage on all sidesstattointhailand wrote: ↑January 24, 2022, 12:32 pmGotta feel sorry for the guy tasked with keeping the mask on giggles gob
in the ensuing frenzied , melee . guards dont last
precisely correct . there's damage on all sidesstattointhailand wrote: ↑January 24, 2022, 12:32 pmGotta feel sorry for the guy tasked with keeping the mask on giggles gob
What?!? If that is so, how do you explain Texpat? Is this a KP/Guns type of thing?
What absolute nonsense. Britain outlawed slavery in 1807. The American Civil war started in 1861. So we were just kidding for 50+ years? The reason that the Brits did not want a powerful US after the Civil War was exactly what played out a few years later. The US invaded Canada, had their bottoms tanned, your house of power had to become the White House to hide the damage when British forces virtually destroyed Washington as a reprisal for trying to steal British territory. Do they not teach history in USA schools?pepesgrill wrote: ↑January 26, 2022, 7:01 amconfederate sympathizers .and all this talk of being anti-slavery just a smokescreen for real
agenda.masked behind usual brit duplicity *yawn*
My favourite pub outside Lancaster was called Snatchems as the history of the place includes being where indolent English youths went for beer and skittles only to wake up on a ship out at sea. It was on the river Lune and high tide covered the tracks from town and row boats could tie up right outside.pepesgrill wrote: ↑January 28, 2022, 7:48 pmironically enough, it was the brit policy of
impressment ( seizing foreign nationals) and
forcing them to crew their navy ships. at sea,
in ports american& canadian that raised ire from
pre-revolutonary war thru war of 1812. ergo we must also cleared pubs irish& welsh at home
probably a few scots caught in net. let's enslave
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Gosh, all fair game to an Englishman, I'm afraid, Cali. We're a nation of pirates and raiders. Not cancelled, though, we have done things like that in the past, no point in denying it. It reminds me of the Frog and Scorpion story.pepesgrill wrote: ↑January 28, 2022, 7:48 pmironically enough, it was the brit policy of
impressment ( seizing foreign nationals) and
forcing them to crew their navy ships. at sea,
in ports american& canadian that raised ire from
pre-revolutonary war thru war of 1812. ergo we must also cleared pubs irish& welsh at home
probably a few scots caught in net. let's enslave
2022-01-28-19-43-26-622899374.jpg