German-Style Stick Grenades as Sports Equipment

I like the part of the story which quotes a certain Gary Campbell as saying that it was “entirely feasible” that a large sea creature disabled the submarine.  Given that Mr. Campbell is said by the story to be “the keeper of the Official Sightings Register of the Loch Ness Monster,” it’s unlikely that he’d dismiss accounts about marine monsters as being nonsensical tall tales from sailors who’d consumed one glass too many at the local tavern.

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-south-scotland-37691283

I think the issue with this is there aren’t really a lot of “pitched battles” in the Revolution. I think this would need to be more on the lines of the AH “Battlecry” or DOW’s “Memoir '44” based on the commands and colors “engine.”

well if i had to vote it probably would be base ball!

Carlin at Carnegie
and
Carlin on Campus

:-D

wonder how long it took them to come up with the chocolate bomb after the pea bomb sat on a shelf

(yeah i know it was wartime and everyone ate what they could, but peas? i’d be safe for a lifetime from that one)

@Grigoriy:

TX is either Texas or Thanx-you be the judge. :P

OK.

Texas.

I’ve seen some odd ‘Thank yous’ on this site…
tanks…arm…armour…10-Q, just to name a few.

@TG:

I am sure he was just joking…
Though a Canadian singing our stars and stripes was mighty “interesting.” :wink:

well didja’ notice who headlined the halftime show? The hottest, worst-dressed lipsync-er out there - Shanananania 8)

Update - If you try this in the Hasbro Interactive computer game with the computer playing Great Britain - the game will freak out and give GB unlimited IPC’s.

The computer GB won’t even try to take it’s homeland back. It builds a factory in India. In the game I played, the computer tried to build 5 aircraft carriers, 250 fighters, and 5000 transports - but could only place 3 because it’s factory was in India. Weird bug!!!