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And the first reply! Spread democracy unto the bots and bugs!

What do you mean?

Bro that’s my ships name

lol

Thanks, bro!

Если считать каждый перезапуск игры за нового военного, то из-за меня погибла целая рота

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

from what i heard stalin actually did have photos edited to remove people he didn’t like. but then again, there are many lies about him.

Stalin actually erased people out of photos and history books if they were assassinated or determined to be against the government. It wasn’t quite called photoshop, but there were ways of falsifying photos and taking people out of them even back then. I’d look into the rule of Stalin, it’s an interesting and very horrible part of history.

I just called it Photoshop because we associate it today with photo manipulation (just for ease of understanding), but you are absolutely right!

Remember Holodomor! I actually learned this event from "Cooking Companions" game.

They've been using the term "axe" for over 1,200 years. The medieval period (Middle Ages) was in the late 5th to 15th century. So...we're not living in the medieval Era. Could you explain what you're talking about?

The man that went to the bathroom never came back

so cool

Wtf did you expect? Dude was born at 1874 He wouldn't live up to 2023 💀

@@WaitThatsWhereYouWerelook at his profile pic, enough said

Welllll...you're not wrong. He is very "unalive".

He lived 90 years (born Nov. 1874 & died Jan. 1965). He started smoking after 1895 (age 21) when he went to Cuba. For drinking, he started in 1899 (age 25). Churchill drank 2 bottles of champagne daily. Where I got my info, I consulted Google and looked through various websites to come to a conclusion. Edit: He actually drank OVER 48K bottles in his lifetime, not 42K. My bad. One of the articles I read said he drank 42,000. Here's my math: 66 years of drinking (1899-1965) * 365 days in a year * 2 bottles a day = 48,180 bottles consumed. Then again, it would be even more than 48K since at social and celebratory events, he would drink more than 2 bottles.

You're not stupid. I should've made it a bit clearer. The answer lies in the other comments, though.

Just about, yeah. Also, his rise to power was one of the causes of banning Christmas in mid-1600's England.

Oliver Cromwell banned pies (eating and making, especially on Christmas) in 1644. Saw it as a pagan form of pleasure.

During WWII, Americans called hamburgers "liberty steak" due to it sounding too German. Like Germany's city of Hamburg.

Ok

Gotta stick with the classics lol

The more you know, the more you regret.

I think this episode actually got me into coffee as a kid. This one or the one with the kid with the freaky face in the motel. If you know, you KNOW.

@@FroggerFire No I just forgot about that the girl with the violin was basically a fnaf jumpscare! How did it got allowed on tv?!?!?

There's a lot of stuff on TV that shouldn't be allowed like when Harley Quinn on "Batman the Animated Series" said, "Oh, come on, Puddin’! Don’t you wanna rev up your ‘Harley?" Stuff like this wouldn't fly today. Plus, Cartoon Network was SOOOOO much better back then.

Good ol' childhood nightmares. You just can't beat 'em.

I got more DMZ planned! Don't you worry! Maybe some S&D/Cyber Attack as well....

I wholeheartedly agree. That's why I have a video planned around MWII and DMZ...and a Rat Operator. hehehe... Thank you for your input! :D