The Chat Thread #3

[is that my watch]

for irony why not July 13th

13 July. 1923 The British parliament passes a law banning the sale of alcohol to under-18’s.

[geoffbot]

for irony why not July 13th

13 July.1923The British parliament passes a law banning the sale of alcohol to under-18’s.

Ha!

[Raza]

Pubs open in England July 4th. I genuinely cried with happiness

Well, in my country, half of us don't believe the virus is dangerous, even though it's now killed more Americans than WW1. So I'm not going anywhere near a bar in a long. time. I can have beer delivered, I have a hundred bottles of wine, and plenty of hard liquor.

[Fantasio]

Words of a true survivalist. :-)

I can have beer delivered, I have a hundred bottles of wine, and plenty of hard liquor.

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[boatme99]

strange choice of days thou american independence day

Why? Thursday is as good as any other day of the week.

[geoffbot]

Why? Thursday is as good as any other day of the week.

Saturday.

[boatme99]

Actually, the Declaration was basically finished on 2 July, 1776, they spent 2 more days on some final wording .
The 4th was just the day that the Continental Congress approved the final draft. It wasn't actually signed until 7 August.

Somehow I'm sure that this is no longer taught in school. Everybody should be able to pass a simple history/civics test before being allowed to vote.

[boatme99]

Saturday.

Pretty sure it was a hot Thursday. At least in Philly.

[is that my watch]

Actually, the Declaration was basically finished on 2 July, 1776, they spent 2 more days on some final wording .
The 4th was just the day that the Continental Congress approved the final draft. It wasn't actually signed until 7 August.

Somehow I'm sure that this is no longer taught in school. Everybody should be able to pass a simple history/civics test before being allowed to vote.

beat me too it just about to say that July for both the uk and usa was a historic month a lot sh*t happen as some would say both good and bad

[litlmn]

Well, in my country, half of us don't believe the virus is dangerous, even though it's now killed more Americans than WW1. So I'm not going anywhere near a bar in a long. time. I can have beer delivered, I have a hundred bottles of wine, and plenty of hard liquor.

Exactly this. Though I don't have that much wine.