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All goes to you lot :)
Well done all :P

Sorry :P but this boards seem to derail topics like ther no tomorrow :P

There is no tomorrow .. It's all about TODAY!!! :D

This is what i mean :P
You trying to change a topic again LOL

Whats the capital of Liechenstein ?



Oops, seems I derailed the topic :P

What is the average velocity of a laden swallow?

African or European?

I don't know that!


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lol, you see what you already done?

I can see myself having fun in the derailing boards :P

This is something Voodoo and I started lol. Wasn't intentional.... just kinda happened, morphed, and took on a life of its own hehe. We do the happy derails though ;) :p :D

Well he is British!

Sir Winston Churchill - Hansard, November 12, 1936
- So they [the Government] go on in strange paradox, decided only to be undecided, resolved to be irresolute, adamant for drift, solid for fluidity, all-powerful to be impotent.

One of my favorite quotes of the Great Prime Minister of United Kingdoms.

<= Is a Churchill (also Smith, McClellan, MacGregor and Piel)

Smith, Kirby, Swanborough, Hobbs here. All British as far as I can see. Compared to your clearly Scottish and mayhap Irish anchestry for you.

Rofl, I traced my family, and being British with the family of Smith mentioned ... wait for it .. 3 times. I grimaced at the thought of tracking them down :D

Fortunately my main Smith branch lived in a small village. Tracked them back to the 1500s :D Now if only I can track my Kirbys down beyond the 1800s. Darn Londoners with common names.

Yeah... the McClellans and MacGregors are obviously Scots... the Smiths are also Scots (Peter D Smith and John Smith of Brekken, Scotland and immigrated to Andover, Mass) The Piels are actually English though many assume they were German and, of course, Churchill goes without saying.

Among my relatives are General George McClellan of Civil War fame... he's the one who though a good offense was a well organized retreat ~lol~ There's also a General George McClellan who was head of allied intelligence for a brief time in WWI but was killed by the Germans via an envelope containing "sleeping powder" -- espionage... how cool is that? ~lol~