The History Channel should be renamed to the WW2 Channel. I'm actually getting kind of tired of the excessive coverage and would like to learn about some other things now, thank you..
Discovery Times has a show called Vietnam Stories. Do you have cable? There's about five different channels that are like the history channel that rarely play WW2 shows.
Kevin: Remember that one time when I ate those napkins?
Me: (laughing) Yeah.
Kevin: That was funny. Do you remember what made me do it?
Me: I'm pretty sure you just said, "Hey, watch me eat these napkins".
Kevin: (laughing) Yeah, that sounds about right.
Kevin: Remember that one time when I ate those napkins?
Me: (laughing) Yeah.
Kevin: That was funny. Do you remember what made me do it?
Me: I'm pretty sure you just said, "Hey, watch me eat these napkins".
Kevin: (laughing) Yeah, that sounds about right.
Yeah, me too. Then again, people at my school are REALLY stupid.
-Z
Kevin: Remember that one time when I ate those napkins?
Me: (laughing) Yeah.
Kevin: That was funny. Do you remember what made me do it?
Me: I'm pretty sure you just said, "Hey, watch me eat these napkins".
Kevin: (laughing) Yeah, that sounds about right.
I don't really kow that much about my family during the Wars. I know that my great Grandfather George Albert Russell was in the Army during the First woirld was and another of my Great Grandfathers James Stanley Clark was in the Navy but I dont know what they did.
I do know that my Dad built the ships that went to the Falklands. He will proudly tell you that HMS Illustrius, Invincible, Arc Royal and Sheffied (that was skuttled) were his. He will also proudly tell you that he was working in Portsmouth Dockyard when the brought the Mary Rose up from the Solent.
"there's only one way to win a war: shout, shout, and shout again!" - The Duke of Wellington ((Blackadder - Stephen Fry))
06-09-2004 01:12 AM
Well its nice for me. I'm a big into WW2
