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gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:did trump mention that the confederate troops used to call lee "granny lee"? if he knew that he would not like him as much.
I don't think you can really disparage Lee's strategic and tactical skills, but the reality is that he was fighting with inferior resources. Grant and Sherman were certainly excellent and merciless generals, whereas the Army of the Potomac's previous commanders were prima donnas and soft.
i remember winfield scott was the initial commanding general and oversaw many of the early union losses. at any given battle mcclellan always thought they were outnumbered by 50,000 troops even when the union had more troops so that made mcclellan too scared to go on the offensive. he finally got sacked and then out of sour grapes ran against lincoln in 1864 and promptly got trounced. burnside was a terrible commander so he got sacked. then grant came in and they actually started winning some battles.
i remember reading a letter from lincoln to mcclellan basically begging him to do some sort of attack. he said something like "if you are not going to use the army i would like to borrow it for awhile." he also implorted him "you must act'. I need to try to find it.
In the list of bad generals, don't forget about Hooker. He did a great job getting his ass kicked at Chancellorsville.
Fun fact, when I lived in Spotsy county, I owned a house that bordered on the battlefield. The telltale pickets that surround the hallowed grounds were next to my property. It was a pretty cool place. Very thick and high pine trees to this day, so you could see how difficult the ground would be to advance an army. Other than that, Fredericksburg area sucks.
mcclellan had the biggest army on earth and was afraid to use it. that war could have ended in 1862. and yeah lol hooker got smashed there.
that is awesome you lived near the battlefield. always wanted to visit that one. is that the same area as the battle of the wilderness, or was that the battle of spotsylvania?
weird question for you. did you ever hear anything weird in the night? like phantom cannon shells or phantom gunfire? i hear people that live near civil war battlefields hear things like that. like paranormal remnant or something.
I never heard any noises, so I'm not sure I buy the ghost stuff. But I can tell you at night, and early morning it is creepy.0 -
mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:did trump mention that the confederate troops used to call lee "granny lee"? if he knew that he would not like him as much.
I don't think you can really disparage Lee's strategic and tactical skills, but the reality is that he was fighting with inferior resources. Grant and Sherman were certainly excellent and merciless generals, whereas the Army of the Potomac's previous commanders were prima donnas and soft.
i remember winfield scott was the initial commanding general and oversaw many of the early union losses. at any given battle mcclellan always thought they were outnumbered by 50,000 troops even when the union had more troops so that made mcclellan too scared to go on the offensive. he finally got sacked and then out of sour grapes ran against lincoln in 1864 and promptly got trounced. burnside was a terrible commander so he got sacked. then grant came in and they actually started winning some battles.
i remember reading a letter from lincoln to mcclellan basically begging him to do some sort of attack. he said something like "if you are not going to use the army i would like to borrow it for awhile." he also implorted him "you must act'. I need to try to find it.
In the list of bad generals, don't forget about Hooker. He did a great job getting his ass kicked at Chancellorsville.
Fun fact, when I lived in Spotsy county, I owned a house that bordered on the battlefield. The telltale pickets that surround the hallowed grounds were next to my property. It was a pretty cool place. Very thick and high pine trees to this day, so you could see how difficult the ground would be to advance an army. Other than that, Fredericksburg area sucks.
mcclellan had the biggest army on earth and was afraid to use it. that war could have ended in 1862. and yeah lol hooker got smashed there.
that is awesome you lived near the battlefield. always wanted to visit that one. is that the same area as the battle of the wilderness, or was that the battle of spotsylvania?
weird question for you. did you ever hear anything weird in the night? like phantom cannon shells or phantom gunfire? i hear people that live near civil war battlefields hear things like that. like paranormal remnant or something.
I never heard any noises, so I'm not sure I buy the ghost stuff. But I can tell you at night, and early morning it is creepy.
i can imagine it is pretty creepy. especially with the morning fog."You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."0 -
gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:did trump mention that the confederate troops used to call lee "granny lee"? if he knew that he would not like him as much.
I don't think you can really disparage Lee's strategic and tactical skills, but the reality is that he was fighting with inferior resources. Grant and Sherman were certainly excellent and merciless generals, whereas the Army of the Potomac's previous commanders were prima donnas and soft.
i remember winfield scott was the initial commanding general and oversaw many of the early union losses. at any given battle mcclellan always thought they were outnumbered by 50,000 troops even when the union had more troops so that made mcclellan too scared to go on the offensive. he finally got sacked and then out of sour grapes ran against lincoln in 1864 and promptly got trounced. burnside was a terrible commander so he got sacked. then grant came in and they actually started winning some battles.
i remember reading a letter from lincoln to mcclellan basically begging him to do some sort of attack. he said something like "if you are not going to use the army i would like to borrow it for awhile." he also implorted him "you must act'. I need to try to find it.
In the list of bad generals, don't forget about Hooker. He did a great job getting his ass kicked at Chancellorsville.
Fun fact, when I lived in Spotsy county, I owned a house that bordered on the battlefield. The telltale pickets that surround the hallowed grounds were next to my property. It was a pretty cool place. Very thick and high pine trees to this day, so you could see how difficult the ground would be to advance an army. Other than that, Fredericksburg area sucks.
mcclellan had the biggest army on earth and was afraid to use it. that war could have ended in 1862. and yeah lol hooker got smashed there.
that is awesome you lived near the battlefield. always wanted to visit that one. is that the same area as the battle of the wilderness, or was that the battle of spotsylvania?
weird question for you. did you ever hear anything weird in the night? like phantom cannon shells or phantom gunfire? i hear people that live near civil war battlefields hear things like that. like paranormal remnant or something.
I never heard any noises, so I'm not sure I buy the ghost stuff. But I can tell you at night, and early morning it is creepy.
i can imagine it is pretty creepy. especially with the morning fog.
I'd love to see some western campaign stuff. I've never been out there. My brother lives in St Charles, MO and he took his family to Shiloh recently and really liked it. He has a PhD in American history so really digs into this stuff.0 -
mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:did trump mention that the confederate troops used to call lee "granny lee"? if he knew that he would not like him as much.
I don't think you can really disparage Lee's strategic and tactical skills, but the reality is that he was fighting with inferior resources. Grant and Sherman were certainly excellent and merciless generals, whereas the Army of the Potomac's previous commanders were prima donnas and soft.
i remember winfield scott was the initial commanding general and oversaw many of the early union losses. at any given battle mcclellan always thought they were outnumbered by 50,000 troops even when the union had more troops so that made mcclellan too scared to go on the offensive. he finally got sacked and then out of sour grapes ran against lincoln in 1864 and promptly got trounced. burnside was a terrible commander so he got sacked. then grant came in and they actually started winning some battles.
i remember reading a letter from lincoln to mcclellan basically begging him to do some sort of attack. he said something like "if you are not going to use the army i would like to borrow it for awhile." he also implorted him "you must act'. I need to try to find it.
In the list of bad generals, don't forget about Hooker. He did a great job getting his ass kicked at Chancellorsville.
Fun fact, when I lived in Spotsy county, I owned a house that bordered on the battlefield. The telltale pickets that surround the hallowed grounds were next to my property. It was a pretty cool place. Very thick and high pine trees to this day, so you could see how difficult the ground would be to advance an army. Other than that, Fredericksburg area sucks.
mcclellan had the biggest army on earth and was afraid to use it. that war could have ended in 1862. and yeah lol hooker got smashed there.
that is awesome you lived near the battlefield. always wanted to visit that one. is that the same area as the battle of the wilderness, or was that the battle of spotsylvania?
weird question for you. did you ever hear anything weird in the night? like phantom cannon shells or phantom gunfire? i hear people that live near civil war battlefields hear things like that. like paranormal remnant or something.
I never heard any noises, so I'm not sure I buy the ghost stuff. But I can tell you at night, and early morning it is creepy.
i can imagine it is pretty creepy. especially with the morning fog.
I'd love to see some western campaign stuff. I've never been out there. My brother lives in St Charles, MO and he took his family to Shiloh recently and really liked it. He has a PhD in American history so really digs into this stuff.
i went to shiloh once when i was maybe 12. we went when i was in boy scouts. we tried to go back several years ago but was told that if we were not affiliated with a scout troop we could not go there. that might have changed now. i would love to go back because i was too youny to appreciate it.
always wanted to go to gettysburg and antietam too. maybe one of these days....
i wonder if trump knows any of this stuff we have discussed. thread integrity lol..."You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."0 -
gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:did trump mention that the confederate troops used to call lee "granny lee"? if he knew that he would not like him as much.
I don't think you can really disparage Lee's strategic and tactical skills, but the reality is that he was fighting with inferior resources. Grant and Sherman were certainly excellent and merciless generals, whereas the Army of the Potomac's previous commanders were prima donnas and soft.
i remember winfield scott was the initial commanding general and oversaw many of the early union losses. at any given battle mcclellan always thought they were outnumbered by 50,000 troops even when the union had more troops so that made mcclellan too scared to go on the offensive. he finally got sacked and then out of sour grapes ran against lincoln in 1864 and promptly got trounced. burnside was a terrible commander so he got sacked. then grant came in and they actually started winning some battles.
i remember reading a letter from lincoln to mcclellan basically begging him to do some sort of attack. he said something like "if you are not going to use the army i would like to borrow it for awhile." he also implorted him "you must act'. I need to try to find it.
In the list of bad generals, don't forget about Hooker. He did a great job getting his ass kicked at Chancellorsville.
Fun fact, when I lived in Spotsy county, I owned a house that bordered on the battlefield. The telltale pickets that surround the hallowed grounds were next to my property. It was a pretty cool place. Very thick and high pine trees to this day, so you could see how difficult the ground would be to advance an army. Other than that, Fredericksburg area sucks.
mcclellan had the biggest army on earth and was afraid to use it. that war could have ended in 1862. and yeah lol hooker got smashed there.
that is awesome you lived near the battlefield. always wanted to visit that one. is that the same area as the battle of the wilderness, or was that the battle of spotsylvania?
weird question for you. did you ever hear anything weird in the night? like phantom cannon shells or phantom gunfire? i hear people that live near civil war battlefields hear things like that. like paranormal remnant or something.
I never heard any noises, so I'm not sure I buy the ghost stuff. But I can tell you at night, and early morning it is creepy.
i can imagine it is pretty creepy. especially with the morning fog.
I'd love to see some western campaign stuff. I've never been out there. My brother lives in St Charles, MO and he took his family to Shiloh recently and really liked it. He has a PhD in American history so really digs into this stuff.
i went to shiloh once when i was maybe 12. we went when i was in boy scouts. we tried to go back several years ago but was told that if we were not affiliated with a scout troop we could not go there. that might have changed now. i would love to go back because i was too youny to appreciate it.
always wanted to go to gettysburg and antietam too. maybe one of these days....
i wonder if trump knows any of this stuff we have discussed. thread integrity lol...
Gettysburg is amazing. Antietam is even better because it's less commercial and more solemn. You definitely have to make the trip and they are plenty close. Just fly to DC and drive. I would also do it in the fall because summer is so busy in Gettysburg. But they just redid the welcome/ main center and it's fantastic. Since you're clearly knowledgeable on the War of Northern Aggression (ha), you would appreciate all of the details there.0 -
mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:did trump mention that the confederate troops used to call lee "granny lee"? if he knew that he would not like him as much.
I don't think you can really disparage Lee's strategic and tactical skills, but the reality is that he was fighting with inferior resources. Grant and Sherman were certainly excellent and merciless generals, whereas the Army of the Potomac's previous commanders were prima donnas and soft.
i remember winfield scott was the initial commanding general and oversaw many of the early union losses. at any given battle mcclellan always thought they were outnumbered by 50,000 troops even when the union had more troops so that made mcclellan too scared to go on the offensive. he finally got sacked and then out of sour grapes ran against lincoln in 1864 and promptly got trounced. burnside was a terrible commander so he got sacked. then grant came in and they actually started winning some battles.
i remember reading a letter from lincoln to mcclellan basically begging him to do some sort of attack. he said something like "if you are not going to use the army i would like to borrow it for awhile." he also implorted him "you must act'. I need to try to find it.
In the list of bad generals, don't forget about Hooker. He did a great job getting his ass kicked at Chancellorsville.
Fun fact, when I lived in Spotsy county, I owned a house that bordered on the battlefield. The telltale pickets that surround the hallowed grounds were next to my property. It was a pretty cool place. Very thick and high pine trees to this day, so you could see how difficult the ground would be to advance an army. Other than that, Fredericksburg area sucks.
mcclellan had the biggest army on earth and was afraid to use it. that war could have ended in 1862. and yeah lol hooker got smashed there.
that is awesome you lived near the battlefield. always wanted to visit that one. is that the same area as the battle of the wilderness, or was that the battle of spotsylvania?
weird question for you. did you ever hear anything weird in the night? like phantom cannon shells or phantom gunfire? i hear people that live near civil war battlefields hear things like that. like paranormal remnant or something.
I never heard any noises, so I'm not sure I buy the ghost stuff. But I can tell you at night, and early morning it is creepy.
i can imagine it is pretty creepy. especially with the morning fog.
I'd love to see some western campaign stuff. I've never been out there. My brother lives in St Charles, MO and he took his family to Shiloh recently and really liked it. He has a PhD in American history so really digs into this stuff.
i went to shiloh once when i was maybe 12. we went when i was in boy scouts. we tried to go back several years ago but was told that if we were not affiliated with a scout troop we could not go there. that might have changed now. i would love to go back because i was too youny to appreciate it.
always wanted to go to gettysburg and antietam too. maybe one of these days....
i wonder if trump knows any of this stuff we have discussed. thread integrity lol...
Gettysburg is amazing. Antietam is even better because it's less commercial and more solemn. You definitely have to make the trip and they are plenty close. Just fly to DC and drive. I would also do it in the fall because summer is so busy in Gettysburg. But they just redid the welcome/ main center and it's fantastic. Since you're clearly knowledgeable on the War of Northern Aggression (ha), you would appreciate all of the details there.
thanks for the DC flight tip. i would have probably tried to drive the whole thing, haha. Do you know if there is anything great relating to the war in the Richmond area? we had talked about maybe going there too."You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."0 -
gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:did trump mention that the confederate troops used to call lee "granny lee"? if he knew that he would not like him as much.
I don't think you can really disparage Lee's strategic and tactical skills, but the reality is that he was fighting with inferior resources. Grant and Sherman were certainly excellent and merciless generals, whereas the Army of the Potomac's previous commanders were prima donnas and soft.
i remember winfield scott was the initial commanding general and oversaw many of the early union losses. at any given battle mcclellan always thought they were outnumbered by 50,000 troops even when the union had more troops so that made mcclellan too scared to go on the offensive. he finally got sacked and then out of sour grapes ran against lincoln in 1864 and promptly got trounced. burnside was a terrible commander so he got sacked. then grant came in and they actually started winning some battles.
i remember reading a letter from lincoln to mcclellan basically begging him to do some sort of attack. he said something like "if you are not going to use the army i would like to borrow it for awhile." he also implorted him "you must act'. I need to try to find it.
In the list of bad generals, don't forget about Hooker. He did a great job getting his ass kicked at Chancellorsville.
Fun fact, when I lived in Spotsy county, I owned a house that bordered on the battlefield. The telltale pickets that surround the hallowed grounds were next to my property. It was a pretty cool place. Very thick and high pine trees to this day, so you could see how difficult the ground would be to advance an army. Other than that, Fredericksburg area sucks.
mcclellan had the biggest army on earth and was afraid to use it. that war could have ended in 1862. and yeah lol hooker got smashed there.
that is awesome you lived near the battlefield. always wanted to visit that one. is that the same area as the battle of the wilderness, or was that the battle of spotsylvania?
weird question for you. did you ever hear anything weird in the night? like phantom cannon shells or phantom gunfire? i hear people that live near civil war battlefields hear things like that. like paranormal remnant or something.
I never heard any noises, so I'm not sure I buy the ghost stuff. But I can tell you at night, and early morning it is creepy.
i can imagine it is pretty creepy. especially with the morning fog.
I'd love to see some western campaign stuff. I've never been out there. My brother lives in St Charles, MO and he took his family to Shiloh recently and really liked it. He has a PhD in American history so really digs into this stuff.
i went to shiloh once when i was maybe 12. we went when i was in boy scouts. we tried to go back several years ago but was told that if we were not affiliated with a scout troop we could not go there. that might have changed now. i would love to go back because i was too youny to appreciate it.
always wanted to go to gettysburg and antietam too. maybe one of these days....
i wonder if trump knows any of this stuff we have discussed. thread integrity lol...
Gettysburg is amazing. Antietam is even better because it's less commercial and more solemn. You definitely have to make the trip and they are plenty close. Just fly to DC and drive. I would also do it in the fall because summer is so busy in Gettysburg. But they just redid the welcome/ main center and it's fantastic. Since you're clearly knowledgeable on the War of Northern Aggression (ha), you would appreciate all of the details there.
thanks for the DC flight tip. i would have probably tried to drive the whole thing, haha. Do you know if there is anything great relating to the war in the Richmond area? we had talked about maybe going there too.
yes , an empty graffiti covered pedestal. ....
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Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '140 -
gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:did trump mention that the confederate troops used to call lee "granny lee"? if he knew that he would not like him as much.
I don't think you can really disparage Lee's strategic and tactical skills, but the reality is that he was fighting with inferior resources. Grant and Sherman were certainly excellent and merciless generals, whereas the Army of the Potomac's previous commanders were prima donnas and soft.
i remember winfield scott was the initial commanding general and oversaw many of the early union losses. at any given battle mcclellan always thought they were outnumbered by 50,000 troops even when the union had more troops so that made mcclellan too scared to go on the offensive. he finally got sacked and then out of sour grapes ran against lincoln in 1864 and promptly got trounced. burnside was a terrible commander so he got sacked. then grant came in and they actually started winning some battles.
i remember reading a letter from lincoln to mcclellan basically begging him to do some sort of attack. he said something like "if you are not going to use the army i would like to borrow it for awhile." he also implorted him "you must act'. I need to try to find it.
In the list of bad generals, don't forget about Hooker. He did a great job getting his ass kicked at Chancellorsville.
Fun fact, when I lived in Spotsy county, I owned a house that bordered on the battlefield. The telltale pickets that surround the hallowed grounds were next to my property. It was a pretty cool place. Very thick and high pine trees to this day, so you could see how difficult the ground would be to advance an army. Other than that, Fredericksburg area sucks.
mcclellan had the biggest army on earth and was afraid to use it. that war could have ended in 1862. and yeah lol hooker got smashed there.
that is awesome you lived near the battlefield. always wanted to visit that one. is that the same area as the battle of the wilderness, or was that the battle of spotsylvania?
weird question for you. did you ever hear anything weird in the night? like phantom cannon shells or phantom gunfire? i hear people that live near civil war battlefields hear things like that. like paranormal remnant or something.
I never heard any noises, so I'm not sure I buy the ghost stuff. But I can tell you at night, and early morning it is creepy.
i can imagine it is pretty creepy. especially with the morning fog.
I'd love to see some western campaign stuff. I've never been out there. My brother lives in St Charles, MO and he took his family to Shiloh recently and really liked it. He has a PhD in American history so really digs into this stuff.
i went to shiloh once when i was maybe 12. we went when i was in boy scouts. we tried to go back several years ago but was told that if we were not affiliated with a scout troop we could not go there. that might have changed now. i would love to go back because i was too youny to appreciate it.
always wanted to go to gettysburg and antietam too. maybe one of these days....
i wonder if trump knows any of this stuff we have discussed. thread integrity lol...
Gettysburg is amazing. Antietam is even better because it's less commercial and more solemn. You definitely have to make the trip and they are plenty close. Just fly to DC and drive. I would also do it in the fall because summer is so busy in Gettysburg. But they just redid the welcome/ main center and it's fantastic. Since you're clearly knowledgeable on the War of Northern Aggression (ha), you would appreciate all of the details there.
thanks for the DC flight tip. i would have probably tried to drive the whole thing, haha. Do you know if there is anything great relating to the war in the Richmond area? we had talked about maybe going there too.0 -
mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:mrussel1 said:gimmesometruth27 said:did trump mention that the confederate troops used to call lee "granny lee"? if he knew that he would not like him as much.
I don't think you can really disparage Lee's strategic and tactical skills, but the reality is that he was fighting with inferior resources. Grant and Sherman were certainly excellent and merciless generals, whereas the Army of the Potomac's previous commanders were prima donnas and soft.
i remember winfield scott was the initial commanding general and oversaw many of the early union losses. at any given battle mcclellan always thought they were outnumbered by 50,000 troops even when the union had more troops so that made mcclellan too scared to go on the offensive. he finally got sacked and then out of sour grapes ran against lincoln in 1864 and promptly got trounced. burnside was a terrible commander so he got sacked. then grant came in and they actually started winning some battles.
i remember reading a letter from lincoln to mcclellan basically begging him to do some sort of attack. he said something like "if you are not going to use the army i would like to borrow it for awhile." he also implorted him "you must act'. I need to try to find it.
In the list of bad generals, don't forget about Hooker. He did a great job getting his ass kicked at Chancellorsville.
Fun fact, when I lived in Spotsy county, I owned a house that bordered on the battlefield. The telltale pickets that surround the hallowed grounds were next to my property. It was a pretty cool place. Very thick and high pine trees to this day, so you could see how difficult the ground would be to advance an army. Other than that, Fredericksburg area sucks.
mcclellan had the biggest army on earth and was afraid to use it. that war could have ended in 1862. and yeah lol hooker got smashed there.
that is awesome you lived near the battlefield. always wanted to visit that one. is that the same area as the battle of the wilderness, or was that the battle of spotsylvania?
weird question for you. did you ever hear anything weird in the night? like phantom cannon shells or phantom gunfire? i hear people that live near civil war battlefields hear things like that. like paranormal remnant or something.
I never heard any noises, so I'm not sure I buy the ghost stuff. But I can tell you at night, and early morning it is creepy.
i can imagine it is pretty creepy. especially with the morning fog.
I'd love to see some western campaign stuff. I've never been out there. My brother lives in St Charles, MO and he took his family to Shiloh recently and really liked it. He has a PhD in American history so really digs into this stuff.
i went to shiloh once when i was maybe 12. we went when i was in boy scouts. we tried to go back several years ago but was told that if we were not affiliated with a scout troop we could not go there. that might have changed now. i would love to go back because i was too youny to appreciate it.
always wanted to go to gettysburg and antietam too. maybe one of these days....
i wonder if trump knows any of this stuff we have discussed. thread integrity lol...
Gettysburg is amazing. Antietam is even better because it's less commercial and more solemn. You definitely have to make the trip and they are plenty close. Just fly to DC and drive. I would also do it in the fall because summer is so busy in Gettysburg. But they just redid the welcome/ main center and it's fantastic. Since you're clearly knowledgeable on the War of Northern Aggression (ha), you would appreciate all of the details there.0 -
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nicknyr15 said:0
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Evidently the Trump boxing circus tonight was first rate bonkers.0
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jerparker20 said:Evidently the Trump boxing circus tonight was first rate bonkers.09/15/1998 & 09/16/1998, Mansfield, MA; 08/29/00 08/30/00, Mansfield, MA; 07/02/03, 07/03/03, Mansfield, MA; 09/28/04, 09/29/04, Boston, MA; 09/22/05, Halifax, NS; 05/24/06, 05/25/06, Boston, MA; 07/22/06, 07/23/06, Gorge, WA; 06/27/2008, Hartford; 06/28/08, 06/30/08, Mansfield; 08/18/2009, O2, London, UK; 10/30/09, 10/31/09, Philadelphia, PA; 05/15/10, Hartford, CT; 05/17/10, Boston, MA; 05/20/10, 05/21/10, NY, NY; 06/22/10, Dublin, IRE; 06/23/10, Northern Ireland; 09/03/11, 09/04/11, Alpine Valley, WI; 09/11/11, 09/12/11, Toronto, Ont; 09/14/11, Ottawa, Ont; 09/15/11, Hamilton, Ont; 07/02/2012, Prague, Czech Republic; 07/04/2012 & 07/05/2012, Berlin, Germany; 07/07/2012, Stockholm, Sweden; 09/30/2012, Missoula, MT; 07/16/2013, London, Ont; 07/19/2013, Chicago, IL; 10/15/2013 & 10/16/2013, Worcester, MA; 10/21/2013 & 10/22/2013, Philadelphia, PA; 10/25/2013, Hartford, CT; 11/29/2013, Portland, OR; 11/30/2013, Spokane, WA; 12/04/2013, Vancouver, BC; 12/06/2013, Seattle, WA; 10/03/2014, St. Louis. MO; 10/22/2014, Denver, CO; 10/26/2015, New York, NY; 04/23/2016, New Orleans, LA; 04/28/2016 & 04/29/2016, Philadelphia, PA; 05/01/2016 & 05/02/2016, New York, NY; 05/08/2016, Ottawa, Ont.; 05/10/2016 & 05/12/2016, Toronto, Ont.; 08/05/2016 & 08/07/2016, Boston, MA; 08/20/2016 & 08/22/2016, Chicago, IL; 07/01/2018, Prague, Czech Republic; 07/03/2018, Krakow, Poland; 07/05/2018, Berlin, Germany; 09/02/2018 & 09/04/2018, Boston, MA; 09/08/2022, Toronto, Ont; 09/11/2022, New York, NY; 09/14/2022, Camden, NJ; 09/02/2023, St. Paul, MN; 05/04/2024 & 05/06/2024, Vancouver, BC; 05/10/2024, Portland, OR;
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Hobbes said:nicknyr15 said:0
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Ruddy, we hardly knew ya. How far has he fallen?
https://www.businessinsider.com/watch-rudy-giuliani-impersonate-queen-elizabeth-in-911-speech-2021-9?amp
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Classy guy that POOTWH.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-moonies-speech-unifaction-church-b1918750.html
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