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Thanks Tommo! I hope yours was as Merry as mine :D

No, I understood just fine :lol:

Ok, just making sure :D

Just so everyone knows, I wasn't trying to start something. Just a little dorky history joke is all :) . Nice post btw, Streepips.

Haha, that's a good one. It'll be sad to see Dubya go. He unites people through group making-fun-of :D. Even if you like the guy you can't help but mae fun of him :D

Jeeze, just a joke. Didn't figure you guys would be so touchy over it still :roll:

Hey, you Brits remeber that time we beat you guys at Saratoga? Sorry, I love history and just couldn't help it :lol:

"Drop the vernacular please." "That's not a vernacular it's a doiby!" "Drop the vernacular!" Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk :lol: Ah the nuances of The Three Stooges :)

Okay, that makes me mad too. I have a friend who uses the word "akward" at least two times per sentence. Whether or not the situation is really akward or not. I almost want to ask him if he knows what the word "akward" means.

That's actually called a contraction. It's correct spelling is "should've". Brace yourself, I'm from Kentucky; here's a list of particularly common contractions. -could've -would've -should've -when's (when is) -since'afor (since before) -'ceppin (except) -the ever popular "ain't" -won't (ok...

Stanley had a lack of man power during that time, for obvious reasons, so the bodies weren't ground as much. Just enough to take off the casting marks.