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The most famous frenchman I can think of is Louis Pasteur. Beyond that I am at a loss.

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Originally posted by Chessplaya548
The most famous frenchman I can think of is Louis Pasteur. Beyond that I am at a loss.
Like they say: Use it or lose it 🙁

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Originally posted by Chessplaya548
The most famous frenchman I can think of is Louis Pasteur. Beyond that I am at a loss.
There are loads of great Frenchmen...

Napoleon, for example. He was responsible for cars driving on the right, the metric system, the translation of ancient Egyptian and the baguette.

Vitalstatistix is another great Frenchman. Not even Ceasar could conquer him and his village!

And there are quite a few others as well...I'm sure.

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Let's not forget one of the finer American citizens that was actually born in Canada....the revered and late Peter Jennings.

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Originally posted by Howell123
Here is a list of the greatest Americans provided by AOL:

1.Ronald Reegan
2.Abraham Lincoln
3. Martin Luther King Jr.
4. George Washington
5. Benjamin Franklin
6. George W. Bush
7. Bill Clinton
8. Elvis Presley
9. Oprah Winfrey
10. Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bill Clinton, Oprah Winfrey, GW, and Elvis?...you gotta be kidding or else...and even before FDR? 🙄

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Originally posted by widget
Funny, Darv - I always felt that way about Ronald Reagan, too, even before he did his dead-man-walking altzheimer's routine in The White House. 😞 Amazing what they did with animatronics back then!
You're a sick phuk!!

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George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Gen. Stonewall Jackson (CSA)
Gen. Robert E. Lee (CSA)
Gen George Patton (USA)
Pat Tillman (USA)
Martin Luther King Jr.
Capt. Audy Murphy (USA)
Gen Ulysses S. Grant (USA)
Bill O'Reilly-News analyst

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Originally posted by chancremechanic
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Gen. Stonewall Jackson (CSA)
Gen. Robert E. Lee (CSA)
Gen George Patton (USA)
Pat Tillman (USA)
Martin Luther King Jr.
Capt. Audy Murphy (USA)
Gen Ulysses S. Grant (USA)
Bill O'Reilly-News analyst
I can't believe Thomas Paine isn't on your list.

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Originally posted by bbarr
I can't believe Thomas Paine isn't on your list.
What about:
Dale Carnegie (probably Scottish)
Pocahontas
Walt Disney
John Paul Jones

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Originally posted by c99ux
John Paul Jones
I like Led Zeppelin too, but Jones is British 😉.

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Originally posted by Howell123
10 Greatest Americans
I give up.

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Originally posted by chancremechanic
You're a sick phuk!!
That may be true, Cancer, but at least I'm flesh and blood. 🙄 Next you'll be telling me that Dubya is actually a card-carrying member of the human race and not a lobotomy-reconstructed animatron... 😀

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Originally posted by chancremechanic
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Gen. Stonewall Jackson (CSA)
Gen. Robert E. Lee (CSA)
Gen George Patton (USA)
Pat Tillman (USA)
Martin Luther King Jr.
Capt. Audy Murphy (USA)
Gen Ulysses S. Grant (USA)
Bill O'Reilly-News analyst
It was George Washington who got us into the French and Indian War when he signed a document in French he couldn't read; I honestly don't think he was a great man, just someone who was average and put in a extraordinary situation. And why are the CSA Commanders ranked above Grant (well, I guess since Lee was like the General for the war almost the whole time, and Grant came in near the end - but still)? 😕

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Originally posted by Chessplaya548
Let's not forget one of the finer American citizens that was actually born in Canada....the revered and late Peter Jennings.
The Canadians can have him...