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Guess my avatar will have to do. Imagine Snake not there, and there you go.
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Sickitating whiteness? I was expecting Polka. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Trigger warning: the whiteness may be too sickitating for some viewers https://youtu.be/OneQRawdLv4 Sickitating whiteness? I was expecting Polka. How about this Distantly related to Welk on my moms side 5th cousin twice removed kinda thing |
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Man, I teed this up for the bagpipe guys. Can't believe the Dragoon pipes haven't made their appearance yet.
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If you're gonna be an idiot, be a brave one. He had a lot of faults, cowardice was not one of them. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/16/Custer_Bvt_MG_Geo_A_1865_LC-BH831-365-crop.jpg My ancestors were responsible for ending this guy's presidential ambitions. I have to hand it to him, though. How many of today's presidential candidates would be willing to meet the enemies of their country on the battlefield in open combat? He gets a lot of hate, but, he did go down swinging. Lived by the sword and died by it, so to speak. He was an idiot. If you're gonna be an idiot, be a brave one. He had a lot of faults, cowardice was not one of them. If you're gonna be dumb, ya gotta be tough. |
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Ah, ah, We come from the land of the ice and snow, From the midnight sun where the hot springs blow. The hammer of the gods Will drive our ships to new lands, To fight the horde, singing and crying: Valhalla, I am coming! On we sweep with threshing oar, Our only goal will be the western shore. Ah, ah, We come from the land of the ice and snow, From the midnight sun where the hot springs blow. How soft your fields so green, Can whisper tales of gore, Of how we calmed the tides of war. We are your overlords. On we sweep with threshing oar, Our only goal will be the western shore. So now you'd better stop and rebuild all your ruins, For peace and trust can win the day Despite of all your losing. |
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As a descendant of, according to genealogy and census records, a mixture of English, Scottish, French, Germans, various American Indian tribes, and generic "black," for my coat of arms...
A man, holding a sword in one hand and bearing a shackle upon the other, dressed in armor and rags, with one foot in a sandal and the other wearing a jackboot which is planted firmly upon his own neck. Yup. Pure-bred American mutt, and proud of it. I'd demand reparations, but it'd come out of my own bank accounts anyway. |
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https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/16/Custer_Bvt_MG_Geo_A_1865_LC-BH831-365-crop.jpg My ancestors were responsible for ending this guy's presidential ambitions. I have to hand it to him, though. How many of today's presidential candidates would be willing to meet the enemies of their country on the battlefield in open combat? He gets a lot of hate, but, he did go down swinging. Lived by the sword and died by it, so to speak. He was an idiot. If you're gonna be an idiot, be a brave one. He had a lot of faults, cowardice was not one of them. Agreed. He went down like a man. |
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irish monument new orleans new basin canal
Monument to the Irish who built the New Basin Canal, on the former site of the canal in Lakeview (Photo courtesy of Eileen Za) The New Basin Canal became less important economically in the 20th Century, and the city filled it in after World War II. There is a memorial out on the long green “neutral ground” between Pontchartrain and West End Boulevards in Lakeview — a Celtic cross honoring the men who gave their lives digging the canal View Quote The New Basin Canal — Simply put, the New Basin Canal would never have been built were it not for the Irish. It extended through Lakeview, through Mid-City, ending at a turning basin at S. Rampart St. and Howard Avenue. Construction of the canal began in 1831. Because the land between the city and the lake was, for the most part, mosquito-infested swamps, the canal’s investors could not contract with slave owners for labor. The owners of slaves knew there would be a good chance their slaves would contract yellow fever or malaria, and dying slaves were not profitable. The Irish were coming off the ships in large numbers, and had no work. They took the canal-building jobs. Large numbers of them did get sick and die; estimates range from four to thirty thousand men lost. The deaths didn’t discourage the Irish, as they had nothing to return to back home. Upon its completion in 1838, the New Basin Canal became an important part of New Orleans’ commercial success for the rest of the 19th Century.
View Quote http://gonola.com/2014/03/17/nola-history-ten-contributions-the-irish-made-to-new-orleans.html Dad's Side is Irish . Mom's side is Cajun so this : |
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I am the 4th generation of immigrants who hail from from a German Colony, in Russia.
I don't really know shit about them as I haven't really thought about it much. |
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Quoted: Quoted: If you're gonna be an idiot, be a brave one. He had a lot of faults, cowardice was not one of them. Agreed. He went down like a man. The victory against him was a great one, because he was no coward. There is no honor in besting a coward. To paint with a broad brush in order to make a point: much like Custer, the Native Americans went down swinging (after 400 years of sustained combat) To their eternal glory. |
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https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/16/Custer_Bvt_MG_Geo_A_1865_LC-BH831-365-crop.jpg My ancestors were responsible for ending this guy's presidential ambitions. I have to hand it to him, though. How many of today's presidential candidates would be willing to meet the enemies of their country on the battlefield in open combat? He gets a lot of hate, but, he did go down swinging. Lived by the sword and died by it, so to speak. He was an idiot. If you're gonna be an idiot, be a brave one. He had a lot of faults, cowardice was not one of them. Agreed. He went down like a man. He died like an idiot After his own scouts warned him of a massive indian encampment, he decided to use his 600 men to attack an enemy force of 11,000. Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull wiped out an arrogant idiot. That's all. Unfortunately hundreds of men had to die under his command. In battle only one thing counts. ...winning. Noble and brave means nothing. |
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https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/16/Custer_Bvt_MG_Geo_A_1865_LC-BH831-365-crop.jpg My ancestors were responsible for ending this guy's presidential ambitions. I have to hand it to him, though. How many of today's presidential candidates would be willing to meet the enemies of their country on the battlefield in open combat? View Quote and leave his Gatlins behind..to do it. |
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The victory against him was a great one, because he was no coward. There is no honor in besting a coward. To paint with a broad brush in order to make a point: much like Custer, the Native Americans went down swinging (after 400 years of sustained combat) To their eternal glory. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If you're gonna be an idiot, be a brave one. He had a lot of faults, cowardice was not one of them. Agreed. He went down like a man. The victory against him was a great one, because he was no coward. There is no honor in besting a coward. To paint with a broad brush in order to make a point: much like Custer, the Native Americans went down swinging (after 400 years of sustained combat) To their eternal glory. lol No they didn't. First, there was no monolithic "400 year" struggle. We're talking about a lot of different ethnicities, many of whom were fighting among each other. Second, the thing that wiped out the indians were microbes. Although, Europeans did a pretty damn good job at genocide too. |
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I don't know, is it even worth having an ethnicity if you can't use it to get people to feel sorry for you?
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Quoted: He died like an idiot After his own scouts warned him of a massive indian encampment, he decided to use his 600 men to attack an enemy force of 11,000. Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull wiped out an arrogant idiot. That's all. Unfortunately hundreds of men had to die under his command. In battle only one thing counts. ...winning. Noble and brave means nothing. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: If you're gonna be an idiot, be a brave one. He had a lot of faults, cowardice was not one of them. Agreed. He went down like a man. He died like an idiot After his own scouts warned him of a massive indian encampment, he decided to use his 600 men to attack an enemy force of 11,000. Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull wiped out an arrogant idiot. That's all. Unfortunately hundreds of men had to die under his command. In battle only one thing counts. ...winning. Noble and brave means nothing. Uh huh. Notwithstanding the fact that he won quite a few victories in his time, what do lions care for the opinions of sheep? Can't win them all. But I already said that. |
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Half Scottish. Half German.
History shows that the Scots upset Roman Empire conquest of the British Isle so badly that the Romans gave up and built a wall all the way from east coast to west coast, and said "you Scots stay on your side, we'll stay on our side, and let's just leave each other alone." History shows that the Germans managed to convince the Roman Empire in 9 AD to stop trying to invade and conquer Germania when they cost them three entire Roman Legions in the Battle of Teutoberg Forest. So, as I used to tease the full-blooded Italian woman at my last place of employment, my ancestors made their bones 2000 years ago by being among the few to lay claim to kicking the shit out of the Roman Empire's legions. |
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Quoted: lol No they didn't. First, there was no monolithic "400 year" struggle. We're talking about a lot of different ethnicities, many of whom were fighting among each other. Second, the thing that wiped out the indians were microbes. Although, Europeans did a pretty damn good job at genocide too. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: If you're gonna be an idiot, be a brave one. He had a lot of faults, cowardice was not one of them. Agreed. He went down like a man. The victory against him was a great one, because he was no coward. There is no honor in besting a coward. To paint with a broad brush in order to make a point: much like Custer, the Native Americans went down swinging (after 400 years of sustained combat) To their eternal glory. lol No they didn't. First, there was no monolithic "400 year" struggle. We're talking about a lot of different ethnicities, many of whom were fighting among each other. Second, the thing that wiped out the indians were microbes. Although, Europeans did a pretty damn good job at genocide too. Mr. Burgundy, you have a massive erection. Just because I made you my girlfriend in previous threads, you're shitting in this one? M'kay. Do your thing. But obvious troll is obvious. Why don't you read before you "rebut"? Because rebutting a stipulation, when it's already there, makes you look like an ax grinder. Or should I say tomahawk grinder? Anyway, not sure what your purpose here is. Where is the tie in to "natural law" mythology? Just skip ahead to it. You're boring me with all this foreplay. |
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After his own scouts warned him of a massive indian encampment, he decided to use his 600 men to attack an enemy force of 11,000. Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull wiped out an arrogant idiot. That's all." They went down fighting, too. Like the British and Zulu at Roark's Ridge, it was a meeting of warriors that ended in defeat for one of them. |
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Mr. Burgundy, you have a massive erection. Just because I made you my girlfriend in previous threads, you're shitting in this one? M'kay. Do your thing. But obvious troll is obvious. Why don't you read before you "rebut"? Because rebutting a stipulation, when it's already there, makes you look like an ax grinder. Or should I say tomahawk grinder? Anyway, not sure what your purpose here is. Where is the tie in to "natural law" mythology? Just skip ahead to it. You're boring me with all this foreplay. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If you're gonna be an idiot, be a brave one. He had a lot of faults, cowardice was not one of them. Agreed. He went down like a man. The victory against him was a great one, because he was no coward. There is no honor in besting a coward. To paint with a broad brush in order to make a point: much like Custer, the Native Americans went down swinging (after 400 years of sustained combat) To their eternal glory. lol No they didn't. First, there was no monolithic "400 year" struggle. We're talking about a lot of different ethnicities, many of whom were fighting among each other. Second, the thing that wiped out the indians were microbes. Although, Europeans did a pretty damn good job at genocide too. Mr. Burgundy, you have a massive erection. Just because I made you my girlfriend in previous threads, you're shitting in this one? M'kay. Do your thing. But obvious troll is obvious. Why don't you read before you "rebut"? Because rebutting a stipulation, when it's already there, makes you look like an ax grinder. Or should I say tomahawk grinder? Anyway, not sure what your purpose here is. Where is the tie in to "natural law" mythology? Just skip ahead to it. You're boring me with all this foreplay. What are you talking about? You're wrong. You know it. I can't help it if makes you feel like a little bitch. I'm sorry I hurt your "feels". Stop squirming and enjoy it. You invited it. |
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