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Reynold 1 year ago
#15 This is a myth and not actually true
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Arnold 1 year ago
#15 bullsh#t
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Harold 1 year ago
Arnold,..... I beg your pardon?
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Ruminta 1 year ago
#15 Google it, historians point out several instances where this doesn't hold true. They counted at least nine in Gettysburg PA and other places. Actual experts label this as a myth.
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Julia 1 year ago
Ruminta, wait, so you’re telling us that no one enforced the idea and people made statues that didn’t adhere? No way!
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Vicy 1 year ago
#7 better than a stop sign or traffic light, please learn this
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Lissia 1 year ago
Quote: Vicy
When people know how to drive through them they are really effective. When people do not, they are worse than traffic lights and stop signs.
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Grissel 1 year ago
#13 Today’s music really s#cks.
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Stu 1 year ago
#6 The Brando GMT is not a Master II, but a 1972 GMT Master, with the 24-hour bezel removed.
The Master II, reference 16750, was introduced in 1981.
The Master II, reference 16750, was introduced in 1981.
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Lissia 1 year ago
#15 I'd argue dying on the battlefield or from injuries received on the battlefield are natural causes of death for a soldier.
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Julia 1 year ago
Lissia, being killed by a piece of flying metal is never natural.
The Master II, reference 16750, was introduced in 1981.