quite. we are the birtish. we don't need to say that we are the best, we already know.
and we Birtish cant be bothered to spell properlee thats for forigners
quite. we are the birtish. we don't need to say that we are the best, we already know.
[rant/]yes, and picking on people for not being the best speller in the world. some thing else we are known for, as well as racial intolerance and petty yobbism. it makes me sick to be british sometimes, it truly does,and we Birtish cant be bothered to spell properlee thats for forigners![]()
Yeah, I cannot believe people praise someone who saved civilization.
During the break of the concert at the Royal Albert Hall. PM Winston Churchill is shoot and killed by a british nazi dressed as a waitor.
Will this effect the end of war anyway?
Gallipoli was excusable, he could get very drunk, but he could handle his drink so was hardly a George Brown figure. I'd like a link to the secretary abuse, I've never heard of that one. I've never seen a picture of the Queen in a classroom.Gallipoli has already been (practically) forgotten by the British Public, as has the secretary abuse, and the stuttering, while the Drunkenness has become like the cigars, part of his image (take the famous 'Mr Churchill, you are drunk' quote for example.')
As for portraits of Churchill next to the Queen, possible in Embassies. Though where you get the idea we have portraits of the Queen in every classroom from is a mystery to me.
The fat, racist, chain-smoking alcoholic jerkass that saved civilization.
His accomplishments do not cancel out his dick personality.
Yeah, I cannot believe people praise someone who saved civilization.
this is the same churchill who shat all over the irish, right? split the nation in two, armed irish so they cud kill irish. civilized right?
What utter twaddle.this is the same churchill who shat all over the irish, right?
What utter twaddle.
Hmmm... WE had pictures of her in (many?) classrooms. Probably only in elementary school. Also, in church halls, etc., etc.As for portraits of Churchill next to the Queen, possible in Embassies. Though where you get the idea we have portraits of the Queen in every classroom from is a mystery to me.