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Buz
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Quote by ChuckEPoo
Damn! You impress me Buz. Interesting history lesson. That was kinda a bad century for the UK.


Actually, it was a great one for them. The Brits expanded their empire and loved to say, "The sun never sets on the British Empire."

In the 19th century the British Empire was easily the most powerful and richest in the world. Actually, one of the most powerful empires in history.

After The War of 1812, relations between the UK and the USA just got better and better.

The British Empire of the 19th Century in red....

This is interesting. Hypothetically at least. The population of the UK is 65,089,427 as of Saturday, June 11, 2016, based on the latest United Nations estimates.

The estimated population of the US's most populous and politically powerful state, California, is estimated in 2016 to be 39,350,000.

So the UK, if it were to become the 51st state, it would unseat California and have the most Congressional seats and Federal judges. California might not like that. They could even threaten to revive The Bear Republic and secede.

(The 2016 population of the USA is estimated to be 322,762,018.)
Elvis is The King!

He is what he is and was. The right place and the right time only happens when someone LEGENDARY comes along to make that happen.
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We do try.

That said, the most surprising thing I learned in this thread is that Jerry Springer is a) still alive and b) still on television.


Love me some Canadians!

Jerry Springer is an interesting guy. His parents were Jewish folks who escaped from Germany during the Holocaust era and came to the USA. He had grandparents and other relatives die at the hands of the Nazis in the Holocaust.

Springer was once a political campaign advisor to Bobby Kennedy. And Springer once unsuccessfully ran for US Congress. He used to be mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio, a major city. He has made a large fortune in the television business.
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Many of those Brits were actually Canadians while we were still technically a British colony (remember Britain was actually engaged with fighting Napoleon at the time, which was a bit closer to home for them). In the war of 1812, the US was actually the aggressor in fact, believing they could annex Canada... ahem... "liberate" Canadians from British tyranny, only to find out we weren't really interested in being Americans (does the 'we'll be greeted as liberators' rhetoric sound familiar? Americans have been using this line for 200 years!). Resisting the American invasion was actually a major catalyst in the development of the Canadian national identity, which eventually led to confederation about 50 years later. Since the US wanted to invade Canada, and then didn't, we view the war as a victory for Canada. We also have the proud distinction of being the only people in history (and most likely forever) to burn down the white house. To be fair, you burned down our parliament buildings first in Toronto, resulting in us moving the capital to Ottawa... because who the hell really wants to travel all the way to Ottawa?


The French and Native-Americans certainly didn't treat the British Empire as liberators when they conquered and seized Canada from them. In fact, a hiuge number of French-Canadians just couldn't stand living under the British subjugation and left. I am married to a Cajun. And after the American Revolution, that British Empire then set it's sights on conquering the Indian subcontinent, enslaving and subjugating huge nations of people under their tyrannical grip, In fact, General Cornwallis, who surrendered at Yorktown to General Washington, regained his military reputation and British honor by his brutally successful military campaigns against the people of India. What had they ever done to garner UK wrath? It wasn't until Gandhi's peaceful rebellion that the Brits finally allowed them the dignity of their independence. But only after India had been pillaged of its natural resources and riches for two centuries.

Yes, the Americans invaded Canada. The smart military thing is to make sure you cannot be flanked and the British Empire with the world's greatest army could easily invade the USA from Canada and split New England from the rest of the nation, leaving us open to defeat. The American invasion of the British Empire's Canadian colony was our attempt at a pre-emptive strike. The British did attack us from the north and we did force them back into Canada. The British attacked us from the sea and did burn our capitol but were eventually forced back onto their boats to scurry back to Britain. And they did invade us from the south, only to receive their most miserable military defeat. That British army which burned our capitol did end up decimated. First, right after their burning and celebration, a major hurricane hit them with a tornado running rampant through their troops. Then that army's General Ross, from one of the English descended familes subjugating Ireland at the time, he also stole President Madison's love letters to his wife, Dolly.That General Ross was shot and killed at the Battle of Northpoint outside Baltimore. Now he was a highly competent militraty commander and his death actually helped cause chaos amongst the British troops. After being riddled, what was left of his army had to make for their boats and escape in defeat.

Obviously, the UK learned their lesson about the American colonies, because when the time came, they came up with a good plan to allow Canada to have their independence and remain in the British Commonwealth and loyal to their crown. (If the liberal party, that was sensitive to Amercian colonists views, had been in control of Paliament in the 1770s, that might have been the case with America, but the right-winged conservatives allied with King George had the ruling majority.)

The War of 1812 is often referred to as the Second War of American Independence. The British Empire was violating US sovereignty on many levels. The USA at that time had a tiny population compared to the British Empire and did not have the ability or the finances to
field a military near the size of the one the UK had. So going to war with them was a difficult decision and took a lot of guts. By the last two majot battles of that war, The Brits were sending highly experienced professional troops against the USA, fresh off defeating Napolean. They did not fare so well against America.

As it worked out, the USA, the UK, and Canada seem to have learned a long time ago, how to get along with each other and thrive as allies.

In fact, according to your bio, it looks as if you choose to reside in Nebraska now. Myself, I am very fond of Canadians and British people. I have thoroughly enjoyed the hospitality in both places. And I must add, that Canadian hospitality is always outstanding.
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Yeah, I'm sure Her Majesty watches Jerry Springer! lol


After Her Majesty got hooked on Springer, she's added a stripper pole to Buckingham Palace. Prince Philip must be amused.
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Yeah, I'm sure Her Majesty watches Jerry Springer! lol


After Her Majesty got hooked on Springer, she's added a stripper pole to Buckingham Palace. Prince Philip must be amused.
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Well, it's been a while that the UK has been pretending that, no, that's definitely not the french coast you can see from Dover and really they're an island in the middle of the Atlantic so...You never know.


Wouldn't that be cool? Especially considering that our national anthem, The Star Spangled Banner, is about us winning a battle against The UK. Sent 'em packin' back to not so merry ole England after that one. We were a bit ticked as the Brits had just burned our capitol building and the presidential palace. We couldn't get the burn marks off the presidential palace, so we had to paint the damn thing white. It became known as The White House. We followed all that up by giving The UK the worst battle drubbing in their military history at The Battle of New Orleans.

But we're nice, after the Brits acknowledged they got beat, the folks in New Orleans helped patch them up, fed em, and even hosted a big post-battle party. Our general loaned the Brits some money so they could sail back to The UK. I guess they hadn't plan on losing. Plans do go awry. After that, well, things between The USA and The UK started getting better until we ended up being great friends. It was kind of a family squabble anyhow, but we did okay, winning two wars against the old homeland. Our French buddies really came through for us in the first one. Viva La France! Thanks Lafayette!

The 51st state. The best chance of that is like Chuck said, Puerto Rico. They vote on it every so often – 3 options. Independence, status quo as a commonwealth territory, or statehood. The status quo always wins. So it's their choice. As far as I'm concerned, they're welcome to jump all the way in and add another star to the flag. After that, a possibility is Washington, D.C. but that would take a constitutional amendment I believe, not sure on that though.

Every now and then we do get some disgruntled section of one of the states talking about splitting off and forming another state. And that is not without precedent. Maine came out of Massachusetts and West Virginia came out of Virginia. Places that have had this discussion are Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Florida's panhandle, and some talk of northern Califonia splitting from southern California. But so far this has just been some grumblings, nothing too serious.
Many ancient cultures shaved their entire bodies. The ancient Egyptians for one. The ancient Egyptian aristocracy shaved everything, including their heads, and they wore wigs. The rulers even wore fake beards (those goatee like things.) They did it for hygiene and to prevent catching lice and the crabs.

I would much rather a woman shave her face than have a hairy face. Maybe Patoki is into hairy faced women, but I am NOT! As for as their body, I do like a little bit of a trim patch down there. Neatly trimmed and organized, but would rather see it clean shaven than something reminiscent of a tropical rainforest that you'd have to hack through with a machete to go down. Muff diving or carpet munching is one thing but having to do a jungle safari is way too much. Critters could be lying in wait down there. Yuck!

I've already heard that many big time fashion models shave their faces. I've heard make-up models for TV and print ads do also.

Women look much sexier without a fu manchu or goatee. Any type of mustache on a woman really is disgusting. Sorry, but it looks nasty and makes people think that the person is unhygienic. This is the 21st century, we should be well beyond looking like we live in a cave.

It would be au naturale to not trim or pluck nose hairs or ear hairs and just go around with a nostril bush, but people would be rightfuly disgusted.
I am in agreement with Liz, as I have been very impressed with Burquette's writing. I love it when someone of that caliber joins us.

Also, Kiera, yes, Magical_felix is an excellent author. Actually, a superior writer.
My wife and I enjoyed it very much. We mostly binge watched it one weekend.
Congratulations! That was some awesome work! Great job!
Liz is an amazing author and besides her awesome stories and poems, she is a surprisingly bright and multi-talented person.
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Back in those days I was in very good shape. My dad and friends used to urge me to try out for the Olympics. Put it this way I was most likely one of the fastest people on the earth ever. I used to be able to run fast. My guess is I used to run a mile under two minutes regularly. I used to run over 30 miles in just over an hour like 1 hour and 10 minutes--and that's was just one way. There were plenty of times where I think I almost killed myself and not for good reasons. I think I had a heartattack and a stroke at the sametime, I'm not sure though. It all happen because I was showing off. I was showing some friends/people that I could beat them to a place. Them using a car and me running. I did 7 miles in 7 minutes. I ended up getting there about the same time as the car. They gave me the win. But I don't know if I won in all truthfulness. Though when I stopped I felt something crazy happen in my chest and at the same time everything went wobbly and for a second or so I couldn't see. I felt like I couldn't stand. I told myself I wouldn't show off like that ever again. To this day I know someone gave me a pass, and I am thankful everyday for that. pop out, and I would just laugh. I urge you brother don't feed into the hype push as hard as you can you might die but it's happens to all of us might as well die going hard.


Wow! You are twice as fast as any human in history. Congratulations! And amazing – lived through a simultaneous heart attack and stroke. You need to be on The Jerry Springer Show.

a couple of stuffed baked PO-taters and a green salad.
I love a screamer, especially when they are yell out dirty talk, but don't mind them moaning between screams.
I've always thought it meant, "I don't have a triple digit IQ" or "I've got to pee really bad" or both.
I never criticize or tell what's wrong with a story/poem in the public feed. I do that privately. Not all people respond the same or well to public remarks. But a well constructed and helpful message in private to someone usually works nicely. Never mean spirited, as that just announces to the world that the commenter is an egotistical selfish jerk and asshole.
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How many times have I told you, that down here yonder, we call it a swump. Gators are nothing but field mice with buck teeth, just like yo mama.


When mama gets out of prison next week, she's gonna whip yo ass.
I had a vision while being chased by an alligator in a swamp. A topless woman (it may have been Bethany Frasier) hovered over the water and said, "Buz, if you live through this, you must join Lushstories.com." So after having several gator teeth removed from my butt cheeks in the ER, I went home and got on the computer (standing of course). I've been here ever since.

And now every time I get spanked by Sprite, she has a knack for whacking me right on those gator teeth scars.
As long as they match and are synchronized.
Notorious? The only time I had sex with a virgin was when she and I de-virginized one another. From that point on we worked at getting better. And from there on out I looked for girls who knew what they were doing and how to go and get it.

Who wants inexperienced? Someone with expert knowledge is a helluva lot more fun. And a few tattoos and piercings on a hot body, oh yeah.... I like woman who does her kegels and talks dirty during sex. A woman who doesn't fake orgasms and won't let you stop until she gets a series of real ones. Sex should be an Olympic sport! The only reason you cuddle afterward is that your arms and legs are too tired to move.

A real woman will share a cigar and a Scotch in bed with you after.
I've had characters trip and fall trying to get their clothes off or bounce around funny making the other one laugh. I had a guy jerking off while peeking over a sand dune at two girls getting it on when his horse became untied and poked him in the butt. He screamed, jumped up with his pants around his ankles and exposed himself to the chicks.

Crazy stuff can and does happen during sex. Just think about real life. I've had a bed break and collapse to the floor in the middle of fucking. Had people walk in and catch us having sex. Once my girlfriend and I were having sex in a 2 seat sportscar in an alley when a homeless person stuck their head in the window and scared the shit out of us. Sure incorporate that into your stories. Have some fun.
That's easy. Multiple orgasms and not having recovery time between fucks.
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(puts a full bottle of 'Bearhuggers Wry Whiskey in front of Buz along with a semi-clean glass) Here you got, old son. Something tells me you need this. And don't sweat the price tag. I'll just add it to Verbal's bar tab.

Speaking of SEC football, you think your Dawgs will start that new QB from Washington?



I hope we start Jacob Eason right away. The sooner we get his feet wet the better. He's going to make freshman mistakes, so get it over with and finish the season strong. From what I've seen of him from spring practice, the talent difference between him and the other QBs is huge. He will have to get used to that SEC speed and I'm sure after a few sacks and tossing a few oskies, he'll figure it out.

We've got to be patient and let Coach Kirby get in another recruiting class or two. But competing for the SEC East crown is a real possibility. Beating the SEC West Champions, that'll be 'Bama, well that's one we got to build up to. It goes in cycles though. (Now year before last the Dawgs beat the total snot out of Clemson and the very next year Clemson played for the National Title. You never know. College players can grow up a helluva lot in one year.

Drink some of this and your whiskers will grow twice as fast...