I'm American FTW

[UKunt]

I HATE THAT FOOKIN SONG.I WANNA PUT THAT BAT OVER HIS HEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!

[fat_kid]

thats pretty sweet
and i'm just gonna drop this here

[UKunt]

Originally Posted by fat_kid

thats pretty sweet
and i'm just gonna drop this here

you do know that your hitting your own troops in that vid?


america best at friendly fire since. 1592.

[fat_kid]

Learn your history, the America you know wasn't around in 1592, duurrr



america, killing brits since 1775

[UKunt]

ha well yes.you can only shoot troops on your own side...you sure as hell cant win a war.lolz repect your mother land.if it wasnt for us.you would be fat and dumb.lolz

shit thats what happend in 1775...?

[UKunt]

[fat_kid]

when was the last time you guys won a war with out our help???

[97talon]

Originally Posted by fat_kid

when was the last time you guys won a war with out our help???

That would require them to stop drinking tea and smoking fags. They are only a half-step ahead of the french in their chances of winning a war on their own.

[fat_kid]

but still behind canada

[UKunt]

lolz we was winning war when your family was somewhere over europe.shit brits probly killed people in your family tree.if you even know where your orgianaly from.what i doubt very much.

and hahaha. you say we need help to win wars.you need to look at america..you cant beat rice pickers. or a country with no army..




what was america doing around 1066? nothing you wasnt even on the map.you suck.lolz
enemies
The Norman Conquest of 1066.
The wars of Henry II of England and Philip II of France
The Stephen and Matilda conflict.
The Saintonge War (1242)
The War of Saint-Sardos (1324).
The Hundred Years' War (1337–1453).
Parts of the Italian Wars (1511–1559).
The War of the Grand Alliance (1688–1697).
The War of the Spanish Succession (1702–1713).
The War of the Austrian Succession (1740–1748).
The Seven Years' War (1756–1763).
The American Revolutionary War (1775–1783).
The French Revolutionary Wars and the Napoleonic Wars (1792–1815).
The The War of Ausburg League
The The War of League Cambrai
The King Williams War

[97talon]

Even before the British state came into existence, the English in particular were making deadly gaffes. In 1471, during the War of the Roses, the Lancastrian division under the command of the Earl of Warwick - out of position in the poor light and mist of early dawn in Barnet, Hertfordshire - fired at a division led by the Earl of Somerset, a division that was similarly on the Red Rose side, inflicting severe casualties. During the Napoleonic wars, as a consequence of the Prince Regent having changed the British Light Dragoons’ headdress to a broad-topped model that resembled the French light cavalry shako, the Light Dragoons were fired upon by their own side at the 1815 Battle of Waterloo.

Much worse was to come in the Second World War. Indeed, the very first planes to be shot down by Spitfires in that conflict were two Hawker Hurricanes, mistaken for Messerschmitt 109s. In 1939 the submarine HMS Triton sank fellow Royal Navy submarine HMS Oxley, mistaking it for a U-boat. In 1941, HMS Sheffield, misidentified as the Bismarck, was torpedoed by Fleet Air Arm. The following year, the Polish submarine ORP Jastrzab was sunk by HMS St Albans and HMS Seagull. In 1944 a British flotilla was attacked by RAF Hawker Typhoons near Le Havre, and one, HMS Salamander, incurred such damage that it had to be scuppered.

Let us also not forget the most ghastly incident of friendly fire of the Second World War, when on 3 May 1945, only a day before the German army capitulated, the RAF bombed three ships moored in Lübeck Harbour, which contained 7,000 French Jews and Russian and Polish PoWs. Many of those lucky enough to escape to dry land were murdered by the SS, and only 350 victims of RAF incompetence made it home alive.

British soldiers have been shooting each other in my lifetime, too. In the 1982 Falklands War, HMS Cardiff shot down AAC Gazelle, while in the brief conflict the 3rd Battalion of the Paras exchanged gunfire and artillery fire with Army Companies A and C in one night-time episode, leading to eight casualties. Elsewhere, a UK Special Boat Service Commando was killed in firefight with UK Special Air Service Commandos.

Seems like the brits are excellent at killing their own.

[UKunt]

duh yes we do it.but americans are fair better at it.you do it even to this day...with lazer guided missiles and choppers...lard blocking the eye sight much?

and even bigger lolz. my army mate told me you yanks have mcdonalds in there camps in afganistan...lol great way to feed the troops.

[fat_kid]

ya, and you couldn't beat a few settlers that said fuk you Britain

and i don't think you won all these wars
The Norman Conquest of 1066.
The wars of Henry II of England and Philip II of France
The Stephen and Matilda conflict.
The Saintonge War (1242)
The War of Saint-Sardos (1324).
The Hundred Years' War (1337–1453).
Parts of the Italian Wars (1511–1559).
The War of the Grand Alliance (1688–1697).
The War of the Spanish Succession (1702–1713).
The War of the Austrian Succession (1740–1748).
The Seven Years' War (1756–1763).
The American Revolutionary War (1775–1783).
The French Revolutionary Wars and the Napoleonic Wars (1792–1815).
The The War of Ausburg League
The The War of League Cambrai
The King Williams War

[97talon]

The only reason we "are better at it" is because it gets publicized more. No one cares if brits die so its left out of the news.

[UKunt]

Originally Posted by 97talon

That would require them to stop drinking tea and smoking fags. They are only a half-step ahead of the french in their chances of winning a war on their own.

haha who helped you out in the war with the brits? oh it was the french...sad to need there help t win....so that mean america is only half a step ahead of the french.as they NEED there help to win wars..french fries FTW..oh wait theres a name change due to somthing.?????????? or am i worng america didnt need frances help in there war??????