No doubt it's been attempted before, but let's discuss history!
To start if off, let's visit America and turn back the clock to the late 40's, 1947 to 49 to be precise. WW2 is over, but there's still a lot of reduced availability of what we now consider basic commodities, such as petrol and rubber. And of course there's no Interstates or motorways either.
So let's sit down, popcorn in hand, ready to giggle about the old fashionedness, as we watch
"A Great Railroad At Work", a promotional film made about the
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
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In that case, there are days when I think we were all better off for it...
Contrary to the lies that Queen of yours forces into your brains the United States (America as you say) has never had a "petrol" crisis of any kind. In America, we have gas crises.
What on earth did you post over there to get Wish so worked up? I'm quite curious.
I wish I could share but it would more than likely get me a point or two and possibly a temporary suspension.
Boring.
Let's talk about some fun history that never happened.
So in 1625 Ravenstein's Ultimate Burgundian Empire is totally cool.
Does anyone know what Medieval Burgundy was like? Or where it was? Okay, for the uninitiated it was the area around Dijon (that's in France), the Franche-Comte (area of France that borders Switzerland), and what would one day become Belgium.
I have conquered all of France and the Netherlands, the Rhineland, Northern Italy, Switzerland, and Sicily. And that is just Europe. I also have the Azores, Bermuda, most of the Caribbean, the Eastern Seaboard of what might one day be the United States, Quebec, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Columbia, Fernando Po, South Africa, Madagascar, and Ceylon.
I am awesome and cool. I am the Holy Roman Empress and the Papal Controller.
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We won't break up! Ever! The band will play on!
Hey is that...TRIBBLE...
GET OUT OF HERE YOKO!
Quite a lot going on then.
OP edited as the original video uploader decided to delete it. Nice of them...thankfully, somebody else had also uplaoded it, so it was a minor link swap.
So, a few history facts about the famous LNER locomotives;
as for the rest........
Or the Byzantines
Lol this is very true. At least total war gave them their flamethrowers
Well the famous walls are epic. you have to admit that
Indeed saved so many times thanks to those impregnable walls
Yeah; too bad they opened the doors to the Crusaders.
Meh they had to the crusaders were so numerous in number that getting them out of the empire ASAP was a neccesesity. Too bad the crusaders werent a little better at fighting otherwise they might have rid the byzantines of their mortal enemy