Enough said

C'est cela oui....
Et avec la très brillante marine US de l'époque, vous auriez fait quoi?
Nager comme des grenouilles...

nemo l'ancien wrote:



C'est cela oui....
Et avec la très brillante marine US de l'époque, vous auriez fait quoi?
Nager comme des grenouilles...

LoL

en fait, tu as raison. il faut rire...

John

"Skysurfer" wrote in message
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ArtKramr wrote :

Without hesitating, the American Admiral replied, "Maybe it's
because the Brits, Canadians, Aussies and Americans arranged it so
you would not have to speak in German."

Who helped USA to get its independence from UK ?
Enough said.

Given that the United Kingdom came into being in 1801, you are incorrect.

Jarg

Jarg wrote :

Without hesitating, the American Admiral replied, "Maybe it's
because the Brits, Canadians, Aussies and Americans arranged it
so you would not have to speak in German."

Who helped USA to get its independence from UK ?
Enough said.

Given that the United Kingdom came into being in 1801, you are
incorrect.

Given that Germany won the 1870's war and we were still speaking in
French after that, the original post was incorrect ...

"Jarg" wrote in message ...
Given that the United Kingdom came into being in 1801, you are incorrect.

Unless I've missed something England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland were
all under the same crown since 16-something at least. What happened in
1801 that was significant enough to call that the beginning of the UK?

Rob

"Rob van Riel" wrote in message
om...
"Jarg" wrote in message
...
Given that the United Kingdom came into being in 1801, you are
incorrect.

Unless I've missed something England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland were
all under the same crown since 16-something at least. What happened in
1801 that was significant enough to call that the beginning of the UK?

You would be thinking of 1704 and the unification of the kingdom. It was
also about that time that Celts started wearing skirts and the Tartans were
created.

The Kingdom of Ireland and the Kingdom of Great Britain merged under the
1802 Act of Union to create the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
thus the "United Kingdom".

Jarg

"Rob van Riel" wrote in message
om...
"Jarg" wrote in message
...
Given that the United Kingdom came into being in 1801, you are
incorrect.

Unless I've missed something England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland were
all under the same crown since 16-something at least. What happened in
1801 that was significant enough to call that the beginning of the UK?

Rob

Ooops, 1801 Act of Union rather.

Jarg

"Jarg" wrote in message
m...
The Kingdom of Ireland and the Kingdom of Great Britain merged under the
1802 Act of Union to create the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland,
thus the "United Kingdom".

Jarg

"Rob van Riel" wrote in message
om...
"Jarg" wrote in message
...
Given that the United Kingdom came into being in 1801, you are
incorrect.

Unless I've missed something England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland were
all under the same crown since 16-something at least. What happened in
1801 that was significant enough to call that the beginning of the UK?

Rob

"Skysurfer" wrote in message
. 0.4...
ArtKramr wrote :

Without hesitating, the American Admiral replied, "Maybe it's
because the Brits, Canadians, Aussies and Americans arranged it so
you would not have to speak in German."

Who helped USA to get its independence from UK ?
Enough said.

Oh you mean the French? Yeah they showed up after 90% of the fighting was
done..........

Helomech Helomech@ wrote:

"Skysurfer" wrote in message
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ArtKramr wrote :


Without hesitating, the American Admiral replied, "Maybe it's
because the Brits, Canadians, Aussies and Americans arranged it so
you would not have to speak in German."

Who helped USA to get its independence from UK ?
Enough said.


Oh you mean the French? Yeah they showed up after 90% of the fighting was
done..........



U' R so stupid...