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  1. Subscribersonhouse
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    02 Oct '18 20:39
    Originally posted by @roma45
    It took two years to put out the fire?
    Lazy usa no wonder we kicked your butt in the ryder cup again.
    Winona Ryder?
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    02 Oct '18 20:43
    Originally posted by @sonhouse
    Winona Ryder?
    I would ryder..
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    02 Oct '18 20:45
    Originally posted by @lemondrop
    why is wolfe63 two years off?
    someone is giving fake news
    It was early in the morning, I was not yet caffeinated. I guess I should have Googled for specifics or stated " ... during the War of 1812".

    My bad.
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    03 Oct '18 02:58
    Originally posted by @wolfe63
    General knowledge.

    The Brits fired the Whitehouse in 1812.
    General Knowledge.
    1814 ;-D
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    03 Oct '18 03:00
    Originally posted by @handyandy
    We lost the battle but won the war.
    It was a draw surely?
    Although I think the Canadians count it as a victory.
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    03 Oct '18 03:09
    Originally posted by @suzianne
    I'm not sure that counts as being totally 'destroyed'.
    Not totally destroyed.
    12 years to rebuild and a shed load of money.
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    03 Oct '18 08:20
    GBs top drum THP has never been damaged not even through the 2nd world war, makes one bloody proud to be English.
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    03 Oct '18 08:40
    @badradger said
    GBs top drum THP has never been damaged not even through the 2nd world war, makes one bloody proud to be English.
    THP?

    Please educate us ignorant Americans about what this is, please.

    The House of Parliament? I dunno.
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    03 Oct '18 08:45
    @wolfgang59 said
    It was a draw surely?
    Although I think the Canadians count it as a victory.
    YouTube : Battle of New Orleans
  10. SubscriberVery Rusty
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    03 Oct '18 09:51
    I don't think the Dairy Farmers thought it was a win!

    -VR
  11. Standard memberwolfgang59
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    03 Oct '18 18:31
    @suzianne said
    [youtube Battle of New Orleans]mjXM6x_0KZk[/youtube]
    Terrifying.
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    04 Oct '18 07:55
    @badradger said
    GBs top drum THP has never been damaged not even through the 2nd world war, makes one bloody proud to be English.
    Erm. The Houses of Parliament look the way they do because they were rebuilt in a pseudo-historical style after the real Palace of Westminster burned down in 1834.
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    04 Oct '18 08:46
    @shallow-blue said
    Erm. The Houses of Parliament look the way they do because they were rebuilt in a pseudo-historical style after the real Palace of Westminster burned down in 1834.
    real Palace of Westminster.
    Do you mean original?
    Because there were some before that!
    And the style is neo-gothic I believe.
  14. Standard memberwolfgang59
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    04 Oct '18 08:47
    @badradger said
    GBs top drum THP has never been damaged not even through the 2nd world war, makes one bloody proud to be English.
    It was quite badly damaged during the War.
    (Still proud to be British though!)
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    @shallow-blue said
    Erm. The Houses of Parliament look the way they do because they were rebuilt in a pseudo-historical style after the real Palace of Westminster burned down in 1834.
    ok but it was never sacked or raided accidental fires don't count, we really stuck it to the yanks.
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