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Hobkin 3 year s ago
#27
No it wasn't. The scene based on Lees experiences in the SOE.
No it wasn't. The scene based on Lees experiences in the SOE.
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Chan 3 year s ago
#7 Yup, typical Hollywood American BS.
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Donnie 3 year s ago
#20 why no photo of fried fish and or curry just what we call a roast dinner
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Dina 3 year s ago
Donnie,
Let's be accurate here, that plate is called classic "Roast beef and Yorkshire pudding",
Personally I recall the first Indian restaurants opening around Leeds in the early 1970's and by 78 there was one on every corner.
Let's be accurate here, that plate is called classic "Roast beef and Yorkshire pudding",
Personally I recall the first Indian restaurants opening around Leeds in the early 1970's and by 78 there was one on every corner.
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Bernard 3 year s ago
#8 This is true for Greece too
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Pocahontas 3 year s ago
Bernard,
but the land just behind the beaches are often private and the owner(s) won't let you access the beach through their property
but the land just behind the beaches are often private and the owner(s) won't let you access the beach through their property
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Frieda 3 year s ago
#4 Are you suggesting that the sea level was higher in the past than it is today? That's impossible, there were no people burning fossil fuels to create global warming. Science deniers!!
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Myra 3 year s ago
Frieda, no no! It's because the flat Earth tilted for a time and the Mississippi slid over to the other side of Wisconsin. Science rules!
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Frieda 3 year s ago
Myra,
The earth was exactly the same temperature, climate, topography, etc. for billions of years. When people started burning fossil fuels, it all changed. Who knows, maybe the earth was flat then and all the man-made global warming made it spherical.
The earth was exactly the same temperature, climate, topography, etc. for billions of years. When people started burning fossil fuels, it all changed. Who knows, maybe the earth was flat then and all the man-made global warming made it spherical.
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Olive 3 year s ago
#30 so the metric system is the French's fault.
good to know next time some AH from Europe complains about why don't we use the metric system in America
someone from England: why don't you use the metric system in America
Merican: because the French invented it and if the rench jump off a bridge you people in England may want to jump off too but here in Merica we walk our own paths and they're in miles, not kilometers
good to know next time some AH from Europe complains about why don't we use the metric system in America
someone from England: why don't you use the metric system in America
Merican: because the French invented it and if the rench jump off a bridge you people in England may want to jump off too but here in Merica we walk our own paths and they're in miles, not kilometers
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Dolly 3 year s ago
And you wonder why no one likes Americans...
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Nicole 3 year s ago
Dolly, aye… everyone likes Americans. That’s the problem.
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Hallie 3 year s ago
Olive,
congratulations....that's the stupidest shi* I've read today.
congratulations....that's the stupidest shi* I've read today.
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Sly 3 year s ago
Olive,
KiloMETRES. Our word, use it properly.
KiloMETRES. Our word, use it properly.
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Issy 3 year s ago
I like the British very much, but they've never been what I would call a forward thinking people.
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Alison 3 year s ago
Ah yes, the non forward thinking folk who created the Worlds largest Empire from a tiny island and who also invented the internet. Those British people?
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Rhodella 3 year s ago
Quit trying to take credit for inventing the internet. We all know it was Al Gore.
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Jody 3 year s ago
Actually, a lot of aircraft need periodic reboots to prevent a system failure. It's not really an issue as aircraft never stay powered up for more than a few days at a time.
No it wasn't. The scene based on Lees experiences in the SOE.
Let's be accurate here, that plate is called classic "Roast beef and Yorkshire pudding",
Personally I recall the first Indian restaurants opening around Leeds in the early 1970's and by 78 there was one on every corner.
but the land just behind the beaches are often private and the owner(s) won't let you access the beach through their property
The earth was exactly the same temperature, climate, topography, etc. for billions of years. When people started burning fossil fuels, it all changed. Who knows, maybe the earth was flat then and all the man-made global warming made it spherical.
good to know next time some AH from Europe complains about why don't we use the metric system in America
someone from England: why don't you use the metric system in America
Merican: because the French invented it and if the rench jump off a bridge you people in England may want to jump off too but here in Merica we walk our own paths and they're in miles, not kilometers
congratulations....that's the stupidest shi* I've read today.
KiloMETRES. Our word, use it properly.