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At least they ask the question "Is he a war criminal" but I wouldn't be shocked if the "history" channel blamed the burning of Columbia on Steve Taneyhill.


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citdog wrote:At least they ask the question "Is he a war criminal" but I wouldn't be shocked if the "history" channel blamed the burning of Columbia on Steve Taneyhill.


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I think I slept through these classes (every time) so who are these guys again..?
did they do anything important

citdog wrote:I wouldn't be shocked if the "history" channel blamed the burning of Columbia on Steve Taneyhill.

Greatest mullet in college football history.

Chizzang wrote:

citdog wrote:At least they ask the question "Is he a war criminal" but I wouldn't be shocked if the "history" channel blamed the burning of Columbia on Steve Taneyhill.


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I think I slept through these classes (every time) so who are these guys again..?
did they do anything important

the 6:30 show is totally different than the 8:30 show. enjoy the veal...

War is hell. If they didn't want Columbia burned, they shouldn't have started the war. Typical bitter whining from the losing side.

GannonFan wrote:War is hell. If they didn't want Columbia burned, they shouldn't have started the war. Typical bitter whining from the losing side.

Agree. This could have been avoided had the Suthren's heeded thier own advice to their servants. Unfortuantely, they got too "uppity" and their loved one's suffered. That's what happens you try to "run away from the plantation" (secede from the union)...you get cat hauled and your wife visits "masser up in the big house"....

Oh the irony....

Appaholic wrote:

GannonFan wrote:War is hell. If they didn't want Columbia burned, they shouldn't have started the war. Typical bitter whining from the losing side.

Agree. This could have been avoided had the Suthren's heeded thier own advice to their servants. Unfortuantely, they got too "uppity" and their loved one's suffered. That's what happens you try to "run away from the plantation" (secede from the union)...you get cat hauled and your wife visits "masser up in the big house"....

Oh the irony....

GannonFan wrote:War is hell. If they didn't want Columbia burned, they shouldn't have started the war. Typical bitter whining from the losing side.

we didn't start the war and the manner in which it was prosecuted by the federals was despicable. sometimes I wish General Lee wasn't such a gentleman and that he would have "made penn howl".

Appaholic wrote:

GannonFan wrote:War is hell. If they didn't want Columbia burned, they shouldn't have started the war. Typical bitter whining from the losing side.

Agree. This could have been avoided had the Suthren's heeded thier own advice to their servants. Unfortuantely, they got too "uppity" and their loved one's suffered. That's what happens you try to "run away from the plantation" (secede from the union)...you get cat hauled and your wife visits "masser up in the big house"....

Oh the irony....

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citdog wrote:

GannonFan wrote:War is hell. If they didn't want Columbia burned, they shouldn't have started the war. Typical bitter whining from the losing side.

we didn't start the war and the manner in which it was prosecuted by the federals was despicable. sometimes I wish General Lee wasn't such a gentleman and that he would have "made penn howl".

Transalation: we may have started the war, but felt it was unfair the Union continued to fight once we ran out of bullets.....

Appaholic wrote:

citdog wrote:
we didn't start the war and the manner in which it was prosecuted by the federals was despicable. sometimes I wish General Lee wasn't such a gentleman and that he would have "made penn howl".

Transalation: we may have started the war, but felt it was unfair the Union continued to fight once we ran out of bullets.....

few more pounds of grits and we'd still be in the field

citdog wrote:

Appaholic wrote:
Transalation: we may have started the war, but felt it was unfair the Union continued to fight once we ran out of bullets.....

few more pounds of grits and we'd still be in the field

I followed most of Lees comments on Twitter, it was good while it lasted but then they just stopped all of a sudden...............I wont even tell you how he spelled Appomattox.....

I think this was the same one that ran a few years back.

I'll be making sure to tune in and watch my proud forefathers lay waste to those traitors.

TwinTownBisonFan wrote:I'll be sure to watch my ancestor debase his name and show his deeds which caused him to be cast into the infernal region and his name written on the list of all those throughout history who committed crimes against humanity. It takes REAL MEN to make war upon defenseless women and children.

indeed, fatboy, indeed!

citdog wrote:

GannonFan wrote:War is hell. If they didn't want Columbia burned, they shouldn't have started the war. Typical bitter whining from the losing side.

we didn't start the war and the manner in which it was prosecuted by the federals was despicable. sometimes I wish General Lee wasn't such a gentleman and that he would have "made penn howl".

Must have been a lot CSA vets wind up in North Dakota.


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