Watching television at Waterloo station, London 1936: When TV first started broadcasting in Britain the expensive sets were out of the price range for most people. Everyday folk however- provided they had a train ticket- could watch TV in the waiting room at London’s Waterloo station.
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Onnie 4 year s ago
#20, not exactly a slide, more of a cheap shot.
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Lewis 4 year s ago
Onnie - Not a cheap shot. It's the way the game was played in 1912; greater physical contact at the bases.
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Annie 4 year s ago
#11 French troops ? What French troops ? They all surrendered.
Fireworks in France are banned by the way, after several Paris detachments went to the town hall to surrender, following a firework on 1946 New Year Eve.
Fireworks in France are banned by the way, after several Paris detachments went to the town hall to surrender, following a firework on 1946 New Year Eve.
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Floyd 4 year s ago
Annie, Speak the truth! What happened to once pround French?
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Rian 4 year s ago
Floyd,
"Once proud France" were Athos, Porthos, Aramis and D'Artagnan. But they are fictional characters of course.
"Once proud France" were Athos, Porthos, Aramis and D'Artagnan. But they are fictional characters of course.
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Edyth 4 year s ago
Annie, They are "2ème division de la France Libre“. Stupid f@#king bigot.
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Rian 4 year s ago
[quote=Edyth]
"2ème division de la France Libre" wearing US uniforms, US helmets and riding an US tank. French soldiers don't even needed helmets to surrender by the way.
"2ème division de la France Libre" wearing US uniforms, US helmets and riding an US tank. French soldiers don't even needed helmets to surrender by the way.
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Rian 4 year s ago
Rose,
I love you.
I guess holding that gun improves your running performances.
I love you.
I guess holding that gun improves your running performances.
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Rose 4 year s ago
I have a French rifle for sale. Never fired, only dropped once!
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Billiewilhelm 4 year s ago
#3 racist aholes.
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Rian 4 year s ago
#23 Look at that joy. Marvelous.
Fireworks in France are banned by the way, after several Paris detachments went to the town hall to surrender, following a firework on 1946 New Year Eve.
"Once proud France" were Athos, Porthos, Aramis and D'Artagnan. But they are fictional characters of course.
"2ème division de la France Libre" wearing US uniforms, US helmets and riding an US tank. French soldiers don't even needed helmets to surrender by the way.
I love you.
I guess holding that gun improves your running performances.