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lawrenceg
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I doubt that they would contemplate such an idea until he gets three strikes. The previous one had allowed Cuba to fall well and truly into the Soviet sphere of influence, commited the US to the (at the time) rediculous goal of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to earth, and nearly provoked world war three. Somebody had to stop him before he did something even more disastrous. Making a comment about the "Special Olympics" isn't quite in the same league.timmy1 wrote:Dave 'The CIA watch everything.. Welcome to immigration Graham...' Is that 'cos the CIA want to be involved in the assissination of another popular young democratic president?
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nikgaukroger
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Moderator hat on.
May be best to avoid this discussion carrying on along this line chaps, as it has great possibility of going well OT and even getting nasty.
May be best to avoid this discussion carrying on along this line chaps, as it has great possibility of going well OT and even getting nasty.
Nik Gaukroger
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If he does not, why humiliate him?" - Canon Sydney Smith
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"Never ask a man if he comes from Yorkshire. If he does, he will tell you.
If he does not, why humiliate him?" - Canon Sydney Smith
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nikgaukroger
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davidandlynda
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And they burned government buildings in Washington, an outrage to Americans at the time but a redo would probably poll very favorably today.hazelbark wrote:You may be interested to know this is NOT the first british invasion of Alexandria.
In 1814 the city surrendered to British forces when they occupied the area. To spare the town a ransom was paid of tobacco, flour, cotton and sugar.
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grahambriggs
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And wine I believe - naturally. Though 'ransom was paid' is a politeness. I believe our jolly jack tars came to the warehoues and took it - albeit that it was agreed they could do so. And of course there was the earlier British invasion of the 1600s too.hazelbark wrote:You may be interested to know this is NOT the first british invasion of Alexandria.
In 1814 the city surrendered to British forces when they occupied the area. To spare the town a ransom was paid of tobacco, flour, cotton and sugar.
How many septics* are likely to be in attendance?
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grahambriggs
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Little is possible if Marc were very very big. Cute was the one I struggled with...davem wrote:You know Graham and yet you call him "little"?? Not clever Marc, not clever....babyshark wrote:Me, for one. I will be there to see all the cute little Brits talking in their rhyming slang.grahambriggs wrote:How many septics* are likely to be in attendance?
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