a grave i found while at a funeral yesterday. i was at st marys in Barton, lancashire (england). i asked the priest and he said he is equally flummoxed by it.brownsabbeth OP t1_iu3g2l8 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in a grave i found while at a funeral yesterday. i was at st marys in Barton, lancashire (england). i asked the priest and he said he is equally flummoxed by it. by brownsabbeth
Are you not mildley interested? 1880 would suggest the lancs lad lived through the founding of philadelphia when it was a wild west town.
Prudent-Beautiful-33 t1_iu47vwt wrote
>? 1880 would suggest the lancs lad lived through the founding of philadelphia when it was a wild west town.
Philadelphia would have been a "wild west town" in about 1680, not 1880.
brownsabbeth OP t1_iu3g402 wrote
1880's
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brownsabbeth OP t1_iu3ga4e wrote
Im sorry i darkend your screen with my post.
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brownsabbeth OP t1_iu3h2co wrote
Why would we? Did you get taught about the australian revolution? The eureka stockade? Anyway i found it interesting so thats why i posted it....dickhead
Hour_Scallion_98 t1_iu3j2f1 wrote
Such a British insult, love it!
pleasegodimpoor t1_iu7kzyo wrote
Knob would be the proper British insult.
Hour_Scallion_98 t1_iu7lhkt wrote
Tosser. Wanker.
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