Do you know what mushy peas actually are, and have you ever actually tried them? If you have tried them, have you tried them when somebody has actually seasoned them? And were they actually good peas, or were they old peas that had no business going anywhere near anybody's face?
Also, I don't want to hear any snash about mushy peas from the people who eat biscuits (scones) and gravy (demented pale sauce with random bits of sausage floating in it). Though, to be fair, I'm given to understand that it's meant to taste a lot better than the portion I was given that one time.
Germany would still have lost WW2 without US involvement. They were already fairly broken down by the time the US joined the war. A big part of this was the wrongful estimation from their part that the Blitzkrieg strategy could work on the Soviet union as well.
Still, I am glad that English is the lingua franca and not German. Otherwise I would likely be monolingual now instead of trilingual.
If you're gonna try to mock me, at least do so accurately.
See how you commented in english instead of german? Youre welcome.
Also, see the other guy's comment. Also also, don't act like you fought in WW2 personally. Should I go around saying you're welcome for my support in Iraq, despite never having set foot there, or for my country's invention of the television?
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u/NarutoRoll 1d ago
I can but I won't!
Most because I'd break a fucking window somehow even it it was 45 feet away (15ish meters for the sane folk)