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And on this day in 1939 The U.S. proclaimed its neutrality in World War II.

And on this day in 1939 The U.S. proclaimed its neutrality in World War II. They went from "neutral' to "overdive" directly. If your reference 'from "neutral' to "overdive" directly' was to the production of munitions to profit from the war in Europe then yes, I would ...

And the rest is well documented historical fact, that's all!

I don’t think anyone is ‘dragging up the past’ Chocoholic? The OP was the start of a humorous thread and the post by MCL introduced an interesting historical slant to the conversation that’s all?-- Sun Sep 05, 2010 11:15 am -- And the rest is well documented historical fact, that's all! :) and you i...

I found this in the thread at the bottom of the page, try posting it in a specific dir. by arniegang » Thu Aug 09, 2007 2:58 pm I have had complaints regarding a personal attack on a user here (EG). Having just looked at the titles, i have sent the 2 threads to trash. Please people do not post such ...

Aah, Judging my Mel's post the policy has changed!

I think it's the folds of blubber, overhanging their skirts that puts me off, wearing a loose fitting dress would be far less offensive

Ooh Bora, I’m afraid you’ve let me down, :( I had a little side bet with a common acquaintance, on how long you would be able to maintain your self imposed partial censorship, and unfortunately, I lost, you turned up with your anticipated provocative comment far sooner than I had hoped for or antici...

You can get behind BM and move on too. OR, better yet, head on over to the "Question for UAEKid" thread and defend her over there. You will get a whooping for sure!!! BM is quite capable of defending herself Bora, that's the way adults behave in the grown up world instead of rallying frie...

BM, why so negative??? paranoid?? Isn't it possible that the poll has to do with who is actually contributing posts that are informative and have substance? Right away you have to think the worst. Do you really expect anyone to believe this? If it were true then there would have been more newbies i...

melika969 wrote:^^^^nonononono! Sage has never been provocative or biased! I think this is a Dillon-Bethmum competition!

And how often does DF hold these 'Who Is The Most Interesting Newbie?' poll Mel

Bora Bora wrote:

melika969 wrote:these people are talking abt their votes and I dont see any results!!

Well there are three votes and two people mentioned who they voted for. Is it possible for one person to vote multiple times?

What are you suggesting Bora I hope you don't think I would act in such a manner

Well after I picked myself up from the floor and dusting myself down, I re-read your last comment, and asked myself, was that r e a l l y a compliment? … then I decided it was in fact back handed, the alien smiley gave it away you see, so true to form, as I’m, as it turns out, reliably informed, thi...

I’m proud of this country regardless of anything. Its achievements to its self developing from nothing to something in a short time and being recognized internationally . the achievements for its own people and you all know what this country is doing in this field . the rest I really don’t care for...

You girls are certainly not too shy about blowing your own trumpets are you ?

They went from "neutral' to "overdive" directly. If your reference 'from "neutral' to "overdive" directly' was to the production of munitions to profit from the war in Europe then yes, I would agree with you on that point. Whereas the US did not enter the war until the...

I can see from your statements that you know absolutely nothing about British History after the evacuation from Dunkirk, the Battle of Britain and the subsequent re-arming and massing of the Allied forces in preparation for the D Day landings in June ’44 which established the western front that you...

sage & onion wrote:^^^Should tell us if he's still miserable^^^

^^^DF's Pollmeister

First off all, hon, I'm not your friend and hardly will be, although who knows. 8) You can call tell me Chief or Boss and bow. Then read conditions of lend-lease and you can see that there were absolutly no profit but the post-war Anglo-American loan further indebted Britain to the U.S. Lend-lease ...

I have never underestimated value of lend-lease for Russia. England received 3 times more and did almost nothing but continue spitting to the well - very English behaviour. :shock: :shock: :shock: Had you received second hand munison in war time to pay only 10% in 50 years post-war period? Our Stud...

Very diplomatic DK and rightfully so!

^^^ Shouldn't take the Freaked out Rabbit too seriously

Well If Stalin hadn’t have murdered the majority of his commanding officers and sent the rest to the Gulag Labour Camps in his Great Purge from 1930 to 1939 which left the Soviet Army a poorly trained, poorly equipped and dysfunctional group of alcoholics, he wouldn’t have had the need for the Fat ...

We can either keep it civil or finish the conversation now, I have no intentions of entering into a slanging match in Fight Club

^^^ Has totally confused Dillon?

1) Well. I corrected the language. About alcoholics as commanders of Red Army, which were assigned instead of killed ones in 1937, source please... 2) Forth time. Where were the US profit when they sold munition at 10% of the real price and had been receiving the money during 50 years after the war...

I thought I fell out of bed last night?

So I got out to have a look

"I'm telling you there's an enemy that would like to attack America, Americans, again. There just is. That's the reality of the world. And I wish him all the very best." --George W. Bush, Washington, D.C., Jan. 12, 2009

Fitting for a Comedian

For me, ‘The good old days’ were in the mid/Late 70’s, when on SZR the tallest tower was the World Trade Centre and the steel road ended at the Defence roundabout, I think the Toyota building may have been there at that time as well? Driving to Abu Dhabi was an adventure and driving to Sharjah dodgi...

^^^ Is up to his old tricks again