One feature of Americans the Brits often miss, especially any negative reference to the old days or the expansion days, is that we were mostly English, especially true with the ruling class.
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One feature of Americans the Brits often miss, especially any negative reference to the old days or the expansion days, is that we were mostly English, especially true with the ruling class.
Bollocks, I saw Titanic. You were all Irish down in steerage class. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Camel Toe
I'm glad you reminded me! The teutonic influence of course runs deep and it was no surprise that Nazis were welcomed post WW11 and formulated your foreign policy shift in which a hitherto insularity gave way to a new world order........Quote:
Originally Posted by FailSafeNice one, Adolf.Quote:
Originally Posted by thegent
It didn't actually quite make its maiden voyage, so all the paddies were left to drown.Quote:
Originally Posted by slimboyfat
Everyone loves a story with a happy endingQuote:
Originally Posted by dirtydog
how about the dim-witted, hyper-reactionary americans who repeatedly fall for these obvious trolling threads?Quote:
Originally Posted by Muadib
you, chitown, davis knowton, etc... would do well to keep your powder dry, because everyone reading this thread is enjoying a good laugh at your expense...including more than a few americans.
Only the dashing rounders mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by slimboyfatBollocks, I saw Titanic. You were all Irish down in steerage class. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Camel Toe
Silly girl, my posts were in reference to the Gentlemans Camp so crawl back into jock strap.Quote:
Originally Posted by raycarey
It's good to know you speak for everyone- I was wondering whom they chose as their representative.Quote:
Originally Posted by raycarey
This is part of the fun of this forum, dummy- go back to enjoying your tea and crumpets with the few teeth you have left and shut the hell up.:rolleyes:
:)Quote:
Originally Posted by chitown
errr, yeah....that's who started this thread...which is nothing but an obvious troll that successfully wound up you and the other reactionary, flag waving halfwits.
Obvious and outrageous troll. I thought it was destined for MKP when I first saw it.
Luckily everyone rallied around and made the best of a bad job. :)
The Simpsons are Canadian? Matt Groening is from the state of Oregon. That's in the USA in case you don't know.
Matt Groening - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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TBH, I thought it was quite a poor effort. A year or two ago, this thread would be triple century already.
He's a little man, with a little a brain, an even smaller bank account and yes, a much smaller dick! He envies me and others in each of those areas.Quote:
Originally Posted by FailSafeIt's good to know you speak for everyone- I was wondering whom they chose as their representative.Quote:
Originally Posted by raycarey
This is part of the fun of this forum, dummy- go back to enjoying your tea and crumpets with the few teeth you have left and shut the hell up.:rolleyes:
Probably more to do with now Bush has thankfully gone, no need for seppo bashing anymore just for the sake of it. Never known any other leader in a so called civilized country garner such world wide hatred.Quote:
Originally Posted by astasinim
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Originally Posted by tuktukdriver
Homer was based on his father, so they are partly Canadian, I guess.Quote:
his German American father, Homer Philip Groening, was a filmmaker, advertiser, writer and cartoonist.Homer, born in Main Centre, Saskatchewan, Canada
You see, only BIG counts. They can't comprehend any other concept and Chitown, bless him, rushes in with those HUGE feet anxious to prove the point like the GREAT palooka he truly is.
not to mention the huge neck
and seemingly always leading with his chin.Quote:
Originally Posted by thegent
I sincerely hope your inadequacies are soothed Raymond.
Sorry to let facts get in the way of your trolling.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Gentleman ScampThe Japanese did.Quote:
Originally Posted by aging one
Are you seriously telling me that America takes credit for the re-building of Japan after WW2?
See, this is the problem with you Merkins... You spend all your time eating hamburgers, dumbing down your media and stealing ideas for weapons and thinking everything successful in life is down to you.
Have you read the story of the hair and the tortoise?
I suppose that Honda robot that can run, climb stairs and ride a bicycle was your idea too right. :rolleyes:
Japan and American Policy After World War II - Associated Content - associatedcontent.com
Thank you for the fun reading this morning, while we celebrate Memorial Day. A rembrance of those soliders who died in war, many to stop forces attacking certain European countries.
Really in poor taste to do so.
Another one in poor taste. I would expect better.Quote:
Originally Posted by dirtydog
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Originally Posted by sccrhound
What? A Cathedral ?
so the Americans rebuilt Japan after they nuked it ? :mid:
how is that positive again for the Americans ? :rolleyes:
Lets start with the facts that the US did not attack Japan, Japan attacked the US.Quote:
Originally Posted by Butterfly
After WWI Europe punished Germany, which in no small part led to Hitler coming to power and the advent of WWII. After WWII the US did the exact opposite, they helped rebuild both their friends and enemies. Without US aid, who knows how long it would have taken both Japan and Germany to get to the prominence that they have achieved.
With hindsight, I won't moralize about the dropping of the two bombs. The only thing I will say is, can you argue against the thought back then about how many hundreds of thousand soldiers that might have died, if it weren't for the dropping of an atomic bomb, since it took, not one, but two of them to convince Japan to surrender.