THE THREAD!!!
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Between the revolution and the War of 1812, we had an undeclared war with France....right around 1800.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undeclared_War_with_France
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undeclared_War_with_France
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Yawn... Bedtime tithe...[>:][>:][>:][>:][>:][>:]
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Hi all,
Didn't know this... [X(]
Thanks!
Leo "Apollo11"
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Between the revolution and the War of 1812, we had an undeclared war with France....right around 1800.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undeclared_War_with_France
Didn't know this... [X(]
Thanks!
Leo "Apollo11"

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Blimey! Fulham have beaten Juventus in the Europa League despite trailing after the first leg [X(] In a possible bright spot for the American Threadsters it was American who scored the winning goal.
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Hi all,
ORIGINAL: Mynok
Between the revolution and the War of 1812, we had an undeclared war with France....right around 1800.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undeclared_War_with_France
Didn't know this... [X(]
Thanks!
Leo "Apollo11"
Sorry Leo, he beat me to it.[8|] I was making dinner......[:(][8|]
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Blimey! Fulham have beaten Juventus in the Europa League despite trailing after the first leg [X(] In a possible bright spot for the American Threadsters it was American who scored the winning goal.
Wonder what the suicide over/under for Turin is.
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Post-work tithe.
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The Jews have long memories. And yes, they were treated maybe even worse by the Soviets.
And then the Germans came. Tough draw for those poor folks. Little wonder there was a mass exodus throughout the 20th century.
Quite the contrary. My father's family came from very poor farmers in northwestern Ukraine. Quite a few of them rose pretty high in the hierarchy in soviet times. My mothers family came from artisans (tailors, shoemakers, etc) in southeastern Belarus. As I understand, while the Soviets did curtail their ability to openly make a profit, they were still able to do it (if not openly), and from what I understand, to them any loss in profits was made up for by the change in social status. So my family really had no bones to pick with the Reds. Probably the most discontented out of the bunch was my grandmother's older sister. She was a very active member of the Bund party (Jewish Bolsheviks, for lack of a better reference) which was amalgamated into the KPB /RF in the early 20s. She grew disillusioned and moved to Israel. But that was not until the mid 50s.
I've heard various people talk about antisemitism in the USSR. And it's certainly true to a good extent, especially starting in the late 50s-early 60s. But please keep in mind how large a percentage of the original Communists were Jews. Its when that bunch began to die off/retire other groups moved into the top ranks that antisemitism started. My father has always maintained that all the stuff about needing party membership to be promoted is garbage. He says that to be promoted beyond your level of competence you needed to be a party member and friends in high places. But to reach that level, simple merit was enough.
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obviously, you forget the women....
I heard that French women are like French ships, beautifully built but terribly manned
Padumpum. [:D]
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Post-work tithe.
I'm letting that sink in for a moment . . . nope, still sounds odd.
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Leaving for home today Simon?
Yep, at noon. Tomorrow is wife's birthday. Must not forget wife's birthday.
What did you get her? [:)]
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Morning tithe.
Yes. and loving it so far. Hoping and praying that lasts for a long long time.

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obviously, you forget the women....
I heard that French women are like French ships, beautifully built but terribly manned
[X(].
I am sure that there are many ways to understand this.
For the sake of this thread, i will understand....None !! [:D]
Good approach. [:D]
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OK, thats just......skip it. [X(]
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I blame it on Englishness, not drunkeness.
I agree with your diagnosis, Doctor, but I'm afraid its terminal. [:D]
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A whole lot! [:D] But don't forget , English beer has a much higher alcohol content than ours! [:D] I wonder if the winner gets to keep the wheel of cheese? [&:] For a Keen's farmhouse cheddar or a good stilton , I'd be willing to do that!! [:D]
I'd buy one just to watch you.
And I bet you would too. [:D]
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Blimey! Fulham have beaten Juventus in the Europa League despite trailing after the first leg [X(] In a possible bright spot for the American Threadsters it was American who scored the winning goal.
Cant be. Americans dont play that kind of football. [:'(]
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Hi all,
Zssssssssssss time... [>:][>:][>:]
Leo "Apollo11"
Zssssssssssss time... [>:][>:][>:]
Leo "Apollo11"

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Post-work tithe.
I'm letting that sink in for a moment . . . nope, still sounds odd.
Coming from me or just in general.
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And a new page!
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