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Montgomery 3 year s ago
#21 Typical Brits ...
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Kaye 3 year s ago
Montgomery,
Typical Brits?!
Well that’s gratitude for ya! We saved your @$$es in the World War of Civil American Independence Day II: Jafar’s Revenge.
Typical Brits?!
Well that’s gratitude for ya! We saved your @$$es in the World War of Civil American Independence Day II: Jafar’s Revenge.
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Si 3 year s ago
Kaye,
I find that mildly funny. *Takes a sip of tea
I find that mildly funny. *Takes a sip of tea
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Val 3 year s ago
#44 Is postmodern critical theory where reality is whatever you want it to be, as long as it's contrary to what the "power structure" claims is true. 
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Drea 3 year s ago
Val,
Thank you for enlightening us Val.
Thank you for enlightening us Val.
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Onnie 3 year s ago
Drea,
Win!
Win!
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Hal 3 year s ago
#50 is this a greenland/iceland joke? because Greenland was once a beautiful place to live and prosper that's why they settled there in the 1st place. but i guess history no relevant before WWII
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Eph 3 year s ago
Hal,
No it wasn't. It was a bit warmer, yes, but there were only a few spots at the coast where it was possible to grow grain. Bread was so rare that only the richest people could afford it. The settlements died out after 500 years. But I guess history no relevant before 1600.
No it wasn't. It was a bit warmer, yes, but there were only a few spots at the coast where it was possible to grow grain. Bread was so rare that only the richest people could afford it. The settlements died out after 500 years. But I guess history no relevant before 1600.
Typical Brits?!
Well that’s gratitude for ya! We saved your @$$es in the World War of Civil American Independence Day II: Jafar’s Revenge.
I find that mildly funny. *Takes a sip of tea
Thank you for enlightening us Val.
Win!
No it wasn't. It was a bit warmer, yes, but there were only a few spots at the coast where it was possible to grow grain. Bread was so rare that only the richest people could afford it. The settlements died out after 500 years. But I guess history no relevant before 1600.