The war of 1812 was a big deal where I used to live - Francis Scott Key was a local lawyer.
He's dead now, has been for over 100 years, according to that liberal shit who has no grasp of history. Okay, that didn't really narrow it down much. Never mind.
Anybody here ever catch the Kinks live? I did once at Felixstowe Pavillion, Felixstowe-by-the-Sea, Suffolk, UK in 1970 in a small 300+ venue. Great live show..
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Monet painted the bridge under a variety of lighting conditions. Click on the painting here and then on the forward arrow.
I can see the bridge all the way from Foggy Bottom
It's a good thing you cleared this up for me...
I could have associated waterloo with British for toilet... then I thought maybe this river was a toilet at one time?
Don't believe everything the poets tell you?... something I picked up at Althouse.
Meinst Du vielleicht Wasserklo?
Odor Klo Wasser?
There was also a big battle, the battle of waterloo. But that was not the first thing I thought of.
Lem, Waterloo is so 1815.
Say, why is it that last year no one said a peep about the War Of 1812 bicentennial?
I don't want this thread to be "open." CLOSE THIS THREAD NOW!!!
It's amazing (in retrospect) that Britain lost and won two great wars in the span of 3 years: The War of 1812 and Waterloo three years later.
If you ever have a chance, go to the Imperial War Museum in London; it's not far from Waterloo Bridge.
It's all there. All of it.
Watched Bush 43 on Leno. I missed it when it first aired. It re-aired tonight.
The war of 1812 was a big deal where I used to live - Francis Scott Key was a local lawyer.
He's dead now, has been for over 100 years, according to that liberal shit who has no grasp of history. Okay, that didn't really narrow it down much. Never mind.
Yikes... I got Jake Tapper and J Carney mixed up on twitter.
Anybody here ever catch the Kinks live? I did once at Felixstowe Pavillion, Felixstowe-by-the-Sea, Suffolk, UK in 1970 in a small 300+ venue. Great live show..
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