I woulda just smacked him one.
contrex wrote:2. Pound sand.
We pounded the sands of Normandy so you could finish your brie and Chablis ya little punk.
cjhsa wrote:contrex wrote:2. Pound sand.
We pounded the sands of Normandy so you could finish your brie and Chablis ya little punk.
So there were only Americans taking part in D-Day?
And didn't the British MAUD Committee show you how to make an A-bomb?
Read some history, bigmouth.
Read history? Impossible, it's all been rewritten by apologists and those with left wing agendas.
Better to get it from the mouths of those that lived it.
An elderly gentleman of 83 arrived in Paris by plane. At the French
customs desk, the man took a few minutes to locate his passport in his
carry-on bag. "You have been to France before, monsieur?" the customs
officer asked, sarcastically. The elderly gentleman admitted he had been
to France previously. "Then you should know enough to have your passport ready."
The American said, "The last time I was here, I didn't have to
show it." "Impossible. Americans always have to show their passports on
arrival in France!" The American senior gave the Frenchman a long hard
look. Then he quietly explained. "Well, when I came ashore at Omaha Beach on D-Day in 1944 to help liberate this country, I couldn't find any
Frenchmen to show it to."
The American forces landed numbered 73,000.
In the British and Canadian sector, 83,115 troops were landed.
contrex wrote:The American forces landed numbered 73,000.
In the British and Canadian sector, 83,115 troops were landed.
Stop this immediately, you're just messing with Shiksa's mind. Reality is vera hard for her to deal with sans guns.
You must be messing with my mind because I don't know what the hell point you are trying to make.
Is is that contrex claims to be ex-UK living in France? Or is it that you have some secret handshake pass that you give him, the rudest POS poster on A2K?
Shiksa wrote:the rudest POS poster on A2K?
yes i suppose you are or nearly are. But we generally accept your mindless drivel with hopes that your medications will kick in at some point.
Dude, I'm only rude to you because you consider yourself to be the brunt of my points. Maybe you are, I don't really know or care.
cjhsa wrote:You must be messing with my mind because I don't know what the hell point you are trying to make.
Just to get it in order, and maybe that you can follow, cjhsa.
You wrote:
We pounded the sands of Normandy so you could finish your brie and Chablis ya little punk.
[Personal remark: Not many British like Brie, and only a few would have had Brie and Chablis in those days, if any at all. Besides that: Brie goes with red Bordeaux or Bourgogne. Or Champagne.]
cotrex responded to that:
Quote:So there were only Americans taking part in D-Day?
And didn't the British MAUD Committee show you how to make an A-bomb?
Read some history, bigmouth.
Then you got the data.
Personally I think beer pairs better with food than wine does. Nothing against wine.
To each their own.
cjhsa wrote:Personally I think beer pairs better with food than wine does. Nothing against wine.
To each their own.
Well, both Brie and Chablis are French origin. So how could you know?
Nevertheless this wasn't the main point - besides that you implied, only the US took part on the D-Day invasion, and thus gave the British to get on drinking Chabls and eating Brie.
I implied nothing of the sort. Contrex lives in France. He's french for all intensive purposes. Or are you saying he serves as a metaphor for captured British troops, who amongst other things the allies were trying to free that day?
Anyway, thanks for derailing the thread. Just an FYI, I don't like brie. I do like German cambazola and similar offerings from the Danes. I do like a good steely dry Chablis, the real stuff, not the American imitation.
cjhsa says:
"A lot of people, including me, carry a guy when they go fishing"
He carries a guy when he fishes? Just what is he doing with that guy? Sounds kinda kinky.
username wrote:cjhsa says:
"A lot of people, including me, carry a guy when they go fishing"
He carries a guy when he fishes? Just what is he doing with that guy? Sounds kinda kinky.
You can always spot someone who doesn't fish.
cjhsa wrote:Contrex lives in France. He's french for all intensive purposes.
That's a phantastic logic - so the about 50 US-citizens in our town are actually Germans?
