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Yes we will . If we have to..
In their defense we came in late to both world wars and left them to their own devices prior to 1917 and 1941. Coming in to kick the final winning touchdown after the rest of the team has been carted off the field on a stretcher is bad form.
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vtsnowedin wrote:Yes we will . If we have to..
In their defense we came in late to both world wars and left them to their own devices prior to 1917 and 1941. Coming in to kick the final winning touchdown after the rest of the team has been carted off the field on a stretcher is bad form.
Good thing that wasn't what happened then.
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ReserveGrowthRulz wrote:
vtsnowedin wrote:Yes we will . If we have to..
In their defense we came in late to both world wars and left them to their own devices prior to 1917 and 1941. Coming in to kick the final winning touchdown after the rest of the team has been carted off the field on a stretcher is bad form.
Oh, we might have come in late to the game in WWI, but WWII in Europe was all about the US and Russians. England would have eventually been starved into submission, and the cheese eating surrender monkeys weren't going anywhere on their own. Dunkirk was the result of what those two were capable of on their own.

Remember the protests in Europe when Reagan was in office? A million people wanting to freeze nuclear weapons there if memory serves? It didn't take them what, 40 years to be properly conditioned since the end of WWII? Do you think they even appreciate the irony in now letting their natural gas usage be dependent upon those same Russkies?
Sometimes it feels like we're all just trip-trapping over your bridge.
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The Special Needs Relationship.... :D
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Well, ever since peak oil became a topic folks don't want to discuss because of the giggles that raising the topic might be met with, I sort of just go where the conversation goes.
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just trip-trapping over your bridge.
I am not familiar with the term.
Please enlighten me.
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vtsnowedin wrote: Please enlighten me.
There is a troll under the bridge.
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vtsnowedin wrote:
just trip-trapping over your bridge.
I am not familiar with the term.
Please enlighten me.
3 billy goats gruff, lovely story for children.
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RGR is a troll, but he's OUR troll :-)
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eatyourveg wrote:RGR is a troll, but he's OUR troll :-)
Who's this 'our'? You are welcome to it.
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careful_eugene wrote:
vtsnowedin wrote:
just trip-trapping over your bridge.
I am not familiar with the term.
Please enlighten me.
3 billy goats gruff, lovely story for children.
Ahh!! It has been decades sense I've read any books to children. I do now have a one month old granddaughter I'm looking forward to reading bedtime stories to. :)
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vtsnowedin wrote:
careful_eugene wrote:
vtsnowedin wrote: I am not familiar with the term.
Please enlighten me.
3 billy goats gruff, lovely story for children.
Ahh!! It has been decades sense I've read any books to children. I do now have a one month old granddaughter I'm looking forward to reading bedtime stories to. :)
Here's a (genuinely) good book for all you Yankee gun lovers:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/109 ... ne_Gunners

Think it was made into a film as well ?
More for teenagers though.....
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He is not an "it".
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Mark wrote: Here's a (genuinely) good book for all you Yankee gun lovers:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/109 ... ne_Gunners

Think it was made into a film as well ?
More for teenagers though.....
Thanks for the excellent suggestion.
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Hurry up RGR, VT......, get your flights booked.....

You've missed one:
https://www.theguardian.com/environment ... ve-vietnam
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