203 Years ago!

Started by Con, June 19, 2015, 09:24:32 AM

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President James Madison signed the articles for a deceleration of war against the British.  This still stands as the closest vote for war by Congress and the Senate.

Constitution still sailing 200 years later

Uberhaus


Staggerwing

The cameo appears to be uncredited.
Vituð ér enn - eða hvat?  -Voluspa

Nothing really rocks and nothing really rolls and nothing's ever worth the cost...

"Don't you look at me that way..." -the Abyss
 
'When searching for a meaningful embrace, sometimes my self respect took second place' -Iggy Pop, Cry for Love

... this will go down on your permanent record... -the Violent Femmes, 'Kiss Off'-

"I'm not just anyone, I'm not just anyone-
I got my time machine, got my 'electronic dream!"
-Sonic Reducer, -Dead Boys

Uberhaus

Quote from: Staggerwing on June 20, 2015, 09:15:09 PM
The cameo appears to be uncredited.

Wow, a pun so good MetalDog might even like it.

Canadians will instantly recognise the chocolate as a Laura Secord Chocolate, named for the woman who 203 years ago today, warned the British and Mohawks of FitzGibbons impending attack. 

Maybe, I'm the one with stale material.

Staggerwing

I thought you might like that one, esp. with lack of recognition during her own life.
Vituð ér enn - eða hvat?  -Voluspa

Nothing really rocks and nothing really rolls and nothing's ever worth the cost...

"Don't you look at me that way..." -the Abyss
 
'When searching for a meaningful embrace, sometimes my self respect took second place' -Iggy Pop, Cry for Love

... this will go down on your permanent record... -the Violent Femmes, 'Kiss Off'-

"I'm not just anyone, I'm not just anyone-
I got my time machine, got my 'electronic dream!"
-Sonic Reducer, -Dead Boys

WallysWorld

I LOL when I saw Laura Second's chocolate. Good post!
"I used to be with it, but then they changed what *it* was. Now what I'm with isn't *it* and what *it* is seems weird and scary to me." - Abraham Simpson