Some Americans need to sharpen up! ;)...

Mar 6th, 2014 at 12:55 PM
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Adam East
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[quote=Gunsmoke]
Naw, actually Winston Churchill visited Fulton, Missouri back during the war and spoke on the war. Wish I could have met him, but that was before my time. Barely!


Winston was a strange man but was rather nice if I say so myself. He understood that we needed to come together as a world rather then fight amongst ourselves. Ah how I miss those days... :)
Mar 6th, 2014 at 01:20 PM
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Adam, you certainly are not old enough to miss those days with Winston Churchill??
I am, though :P
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Mar 6th, 2014 at 01:23 PM
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Inger wrote:
G'kar wrote:

:lol: Hilarious, did your Turkish friend also say that the Americans can't spell :D oh I'm going to be trouble :lol::cool: it's colour not colo, it's humour not humor, however I like the way they do it, it's lazy and I like lazy


My partner is British, and he agrees that Americans can't spell ;)
But he also says that a lot of school children in Britain today haven't a clue who Winston Churchill was. :o


Yeah so some survey or other said about that they had never heard of him :cool:
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Mar 6th, 2014 at 01:26 PM
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Gunsmoke wrote:
A Turkish friend of mine was living in Detroit for some years, and he found out that a lot of people there were not able to point to which direction Canada is located.


I drive a truck and train new drivers. The very first student I had was a pig farmer from Kansas. Born and raised on the farm he was trying to break out. Young, just married and had a new baby girl. Can't blame him for wanting a better life. But, he hadn't a clue where anything was. He could not tell you which way Missouri was from Kansas and they are right next to each other! Drove okay, spent 8 weeks with me learning how to read a map! :P

...school children in Britain today haven't a clue who Winston Churchill was.


That was Mr. Winston who built the church at the top of the hill, right?

Naw, actually Winston Churchill visited Fulton, Missouri back during the war and spoke on the war. Wish I could have met him, but that was before my time. Barely! :cool:


Awww poor chap. Some people are even worse than that, just can't read a map :)
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Mar 6th, 2014 at 01:27 PM
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G'kar
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Adam East wrote:
[quote=Gunsmoke]
Naw, actually Winston Churchill visited Fulton, Missouri back during the war and spoke on the war. Wish I could have met him, but that was before my time. Barely!


Winston was a strange man but was rather nice if I say so myself. He understood that we needed to come together as a world rather then fight amongst ourselves. Ah how I miss those days... :)


:lol: I'm not sure many would say that about him :P
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Mar 9th, 2014 at 08:31 PM
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