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*nudges thief* Its just the PMS talking, dont worry.

Im not gonna use the quotes, cus i suck at it, but il try to do my best anyways. Ive never claimed to be an expert in the war of 1812, but it is a timeperiod ive studied since i find it facinating. Ive read something in the line of 30 books concering that time (focused on naval matters) so ive got a...

No, my point is that the british were not the big bad monsters that some people are painting them out to be. They were a very powerful state, who used their military might to uphold the order of their own nation. (Making sure to do their best to not let criminals get away scot free). As ive already ...

[quote="Bigity";p="636495"][quote="tankkisankari";p="635902"][quote="Bigity";p="635823"]Germans did not employ human wave attacks in WWII. German equipment just didn't operate well in the conditions in the Soviet Union. The soldiers did not...

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Poor chezchs!

And the americans had no legal right to rebel against their british masters. We're not exactly talking about an age with rules and laws for every event that can happen. Of course every american that was being pressed into service was one too many, but unless its a big number it has nothing to do wit...

And you lost badly against us

Has your star rookie stopped crying yet ?

The kind of pictures you used to post

Back me up boys!

I miss the old pictures

Im sure there were americans being pressed into service, i doubt it was a large number though. I know there were loads of men who were offered either jailtime, or 2 years of service in the royal navy. Thats an undisputed fact. I am quite sure most american captains could recognize the signs, when an...

If the american vessels would just have turned over the traitorous englishmen, there would have been no need for the british to be forced to board the american vessels. I assume you understand why the british could not accept that any sailor that managed to get on board an american vessel was sudden...

How was that trolling? American vessels were being boarded to retake british sailors who had skipped off ship.

Oh, i see. It seems i just upset your delicate american-navy fanboyism!

Even if they had all the right in the world to retake their cowardly sailors

Napoleonic Wars, of course, pardon my spelling.

Posted Sun May 21, 2006 1:29 pm:

Ah, it appears i was slightly wrong! Im talking about the war of 1812, which apperently isnt counted as a napoleonic war.

Or, it could be the budges of your militiaries

If i remember correctly, you got raped when you ventured into the Napolenic wars Atleast after the first few weeks