CelticCossack51

Those just make me eager to move in and call it Bunker 9. I don't know how Roscosmos will respond, but it's worth a try.

Thousands of men marched into the city on this day, Bomb upon bomb, yet no explosion. Shots fired in the dark night, yet no casualties. Seen a rebellion, but no invasion. People lived through the occupation to turn in a few bucks. The guys in the south have their toons and flicks, but here, it's like the real thing. What was this day? Line 1: A large number of actors dressed as German soldiers marched into Winnipeg on IF Day Line 2: There where fake bombings as part of the 'battle'. Line 3: Of course the 'Germans army' and the Canadian army shot at each other, but with blanks. Line 4: Winnipeg has seen the Louis Riel rebellion. I guess Western settlers moving into First Nations territory could count as an invasion Line 5: IF Day was just a huge propaganda campaign to convince Canadians to buy Victory Bonds. Line 6: Refers to the U.S. making cartoons and movies about WW2. Line 7: Describes how IF Day was like an actual German invasion of Winnipeg Line 8: Filler

Looks like Finethepin1 is the winner! A detailed explanation will come when my computer is available.

Very good photos! I have some more to share. I also stopped by Paris on that same day. Please ignore the Chinese trees!

I liked his mods. I would think it might be all the stress from modding.

I am also a history buff in the World Wars and the Cold War. My great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather fought against the Japanese in China. They were part of the communist militia and both died in Northern China. Also a family friend's relative was a Chinese pilot for the Korean War. He shot down more than 80 American planes. He died this year. I salute to all those British, American, Canadian, ANZAC, French, Greek, and more soldiers who took part in D-Day and everyone who served and sacrificed themselves in both World Wars.

Repost time! Thousands of men marched into the city on this day, Bomb upon bomb, yet no explosion. Shots fired in the dark night, yet no casualties. Seen a rebellion, but no invasion. People lived through the occupation to turn in a few bucks. The guys in the south have their toons and flicks, but here, it's like the real thing. What was this day? Happened during World War 2 (1939-1945). Happened in Canada. Not really a celebration. Has a specific name. BIG Hint! ​Happened in the middle of the country.

Interesting. Well, it's time for me to go in my space pill that has not so aerodynamic fins as landing legs and probably does not have enough fuel to reach orbit and beyond.

I would prefer if the government alerted you in a text. Yo dawg! We herd U have 3 nukes headin 4 ur location! Better take shelter. -Your friendly neighbourhood government of the SUR

This particular event took place in the middle of a North American country. Keep the French in mind!

I wonder why the poor were not accused of being spies for France if people believed the poor had this power. Fun Fact! If the universe was not perfect, we would not exist.

Best games: World Conqueror 2 & 3, European War 3, Glory of Generals (man, I do love EasyTech games for some reason), Minecraft, Driver 3 (for it's superior police AI in Nice), and Star Wars Battlefront 2. Worst games: NHL 15 and NHL Slapshot (Don't worry, I still enjoy the other NHL games, It's just EA)

Still not the answers I'm looking for.

8/10 I am familiar with you.

It seems like you're still in 0.24. Follow the above example and spam the science. ALL OF IT!

I never done such things. I've been 3 cm away from Robert Bateman, Played around with some unarmed artillery in China, Made several Polandball comics that I never bothered to post on Reddit.

Have not seen you. Hi. 3/10

When I was young, I always thought that the craters were cities (Or was it the 'seas'?) and the ridges were roads or above ground tunnels. *Pulls out screwdriver* Let's get to work!

Repost! Thousands of men marched into the city on this day, Bomb upon bomb, yet no explosion. Shots fired in the dark night, yet no casualties. Seen a rebellion, but no invasion. People lived through the occupation to turn in a few bucks. The guys in the south have their toons and flicks, but here, it's like the real thing. What was this day? Happened during World War 2 (1939-1945). Happened in L'Amerique du Nord. Not really a celebration.

Almost like those people who buys an iPhone only to throw it in the microwave. *Gustave Holt's Mars plays* 'Is this from Star Wars?' - Two of my friends- 2015

Root beer. A bit too young for the second word.

One time I saw that the forum had 444 blogs. Since I taught about 4 being an unlucky number in China from my Chinese parent, I was not too thrilled. EDIT: Maybe You Know Who has 333x2 accounts

A number of years ago, I think it was near Christmas, I believed I saw the ISS from my backyard. I was not quite sure, but it was too dim and quick to be an airplane.

http://gaben.tv/ Hi, I'm back *crowd boos*. Not really useless, but it warms my heart. Warning, needs flash. So far no jumpscares.

Still not the answers I'm looking for.