[fermundacheese]

Originally posted by Devious@Sep 28 2004, 06:19 PM
What year did Bob Marley die?

What's the 2nd Greatest selling album?

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Don't know about Marley. Thriller is number 2.

[leucetios]

Originally posted by Devious@Sep 28 2004, 03:25 PM
Correct.  I think :S

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It is. I googled it after I answered to see how far off I saw, May 1981. Dunno the date, wonder if he died on my b'day :S

[leucetios]

how long was the 100 years war?

[lad]

couple of months??

[Random UJ Newbie]

Originally posted by leucetios@Sep 29 2004, 07:53 PM
how long was the 100 years war?

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16 years


~edit~

Just realized I missed the leading 1--should read 116 years.

[pepsi]

what country is now the modern day mesapotania? geography question for you leu

[leucetios]

you gotta get my question right first :rant:

[Random UJ Newbie]

Originally posted by pepsi@Sep 29 2004, 08:26 PM
what country is now the modern day mesapotania? geography question for you leu

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If you mean Mesopotamia, then it's the land between the Tigris and Euphrates--part Iraq, part Syria.

If you mean Mespotania, then it's the land between your ass and your twat.

[Random UJ Newbie]

Originally posted by leucetios@Sep 29 2004, 08:30 PM
you gotta get my question right first :rant:

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I answered correctly. Just sayin'.

[pepsi]

Originally posted by 7@Sep 29 2004, 09:33 PM
If you mean Mesopotamia, then it's the land between the Tigris and Euphrates--part Iraq, part Syria.

If you mean Mespotania, then it's the land between your ass and your twat.

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simple spelling error. isnt it funny how we are bombing the area in which the garden of eden once laid.

[Random UJ Newbie]

Originally posted by pepsi@Sep 29 2004, 08:35 PM
simple spelling error.  isnt it funny how we are bombing the area in which the garden of eden once laid.

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No. It's not funny.

[TomFoolery]

Originally posted by pepsi@Sep 29 2004, 09:35 PM
simple spelling error.  isnt it funny how we are bombing the area in which the garden of eden once laid.

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Isn't it funny how you always make "simple spelling errors", you dumb cunt?

[Random UJ Newbie]

Originally posted by TomFoolery@Sep 29 2004, 08:37 PM
.....you dumb cunt?

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:lmao:

[leucetios]

Originally posted by 7@Sep 29 2004, 12:34 PM
I answered correctly.  Just sayin'.

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Yes you did, with the leading 1. So ask a question

[Random UJ Newbie]

Originally posted by leucetios@Sep 29 2004, 08:38 PM
Yes you did, with the leading 1.  So ask a question

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Is a frog's ass truly water-tight?

[leucetios]

not after VitE is done with the frog

EDIT: I actually don't know this for a fact. I also don't know the right answer

[Random UJ Newbie]

Originally posted by leucetios@Sep 29 2004, 08:42 PM
not after VitE is done with the frog

EDIT: I actually don't know this for a fact. I also don't know the right answer

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Okay. Scratch the question then. New question:

During the hundred years war, there was a period of relative peace. How long did it last and during what years? When was England entirely forced out?

[Sarng]

Originally posted by 7@Sep 29 2004, 11:48 PM
Okay.  Scratch the question then.  New question:

During the hundred years war, there was a period of relative peace.  How long did it last and during what years?  When was England [b]entirely forced out?

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[/b]

Probably the longest "lull" in the off and on fighting was from 1387 to 1415 although there was another 20 year "lull" between 1429 and 1449.

On July 17, 1450 there was an engagement at Castillon and it proved to be the final engagement. After being driven out of Northern France the previous few years, England sent a new army to Bordeaux in Southwestern France in attempt to maintain at least some territory in France. In July 1453 the English forces attacked a French force that was besieging the town of Castillon. The attacked was repulsed and the English were routed. Bordeaux became French territory and the final English survivors sailed for home.

Interestingly, after all of these years of fighting, the war ended with no treaty. After claiming all of France as its own in the beginning of the war, England ended up only in possession of the town of Calais.

[leucetios]

Originally posted by chickychick@Sep 30 2004, 06:58 AM

 
Interestingly, after all of these years of fighting, the war ended with no treaty.  After claiming all of France as its own in the beginning of the war, England ended up only in possession of the town of Calais.

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England couldn't beat FRANCE?? You want to explain this one BL?