9th October sees the once proud Cavalry of NV put to flight

@toblerone77:

@Gargantua:

I remember reading about a balloonist in the 80’s who was trying to circumnavigate the world.

He crossed into soviet airspace over Romania accidentally and was shot down.

But that wasn’t the best part lol… the pilots who shot him down recieved medals for “bravery in the face of extreme danger”

L O L !

Another case where a balloon was mistaken as an “UFO”. Lol

Well Garg, those pilots WERE flying Soviet aircraft. Pretty brave if you ask me.

Evening Herr KaLeun. I too have always been surprised that this charge was the last large scale one, but it is how I remember it.
Just to be sure, I did google last  British cavalry charge and found and read of the one you mention about an hour ago!

Mayonnaise, what else would the French use on the fries?  Well not just the French.  I suppose it is not less strange than using vinegar with your fries, malt vinegar if you can get it!

Looking forward to seeing Peking China, in ruins after the next great war.

See how many nationalist parties you can join.

Like the Jakkib party.  (Jokkib?) They have elected members are are really awesome :P

They will know the sights, and show you the truelly GOOD stuff.

WW1 for sure, battles of Paschendale or Gallipoli (coming from a biased ANZAC point of view there)

Just wanted to add - saw some literally “world-class” volleyball last night. Canada beat the Czech republic in 5 games in volleyball. (Winnipeg - where i live - stations the men and women’s national volleyball teams so we get to see a lot of great games)
anyway, i almost started a poll last night on what the most underrated sport in the world was.
I’ve always loved volleyball (and not just Brazillian women’s beach volleyball).
It has more strategy than American Football, more reflexes than hockey, more finesse than darts, more swing than baseball.
Anyway - Go Canada (we play then tonight looking for a spot in the world’s).