napoleon bonaparte
more like napoleon BORN2PARTY
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Lady Nancy Astor said to Churchill, “If you were my husband, I’d poison your tea,” to which he responded, “Madam, if you were my wife, I’d drink it!”
To begin, I personally wouldn’t have poisoned his tea.
To continue, Winston Churchill is probably the most snarky and witty man (with the exclusion of one Severus Snape) in the ever-expanding vaults of history. He was as much of a bulldog in WWII as he was visually, and I adore him for both.
And in conclusion, I make one remark: Look at that swimsuit.
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For some great coverage of Eurozone shenanigans, follow the Financial Times’ Alphaville finance and markets blog on Tumblr!
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One thing I found mildly disappointing about this scene was that, Hamilton was very calm and cool throughout, when in reality, Adams described him as going into HYPER-HAMILTON-MODE with the flailing and passion and eloquence and all that. Adams, who lost his temper in this scene, was the one who, in reality, was calm throughout, not quite sure what to do with crazy A-Hams.
On the other had, Rufus Sewell is really pretty.
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That’s basically how it happened
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Historical Figures in Doctor Who.
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Best constitutional joke ever
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I thought people might enjoy this recent Cracked article about a young Stalin. (:
But ALL FOR LOVE is my motto.
—
Alexander Hamilton
This quote never gets old, and is why Hamilton is amazing. This is an actual thing he actually wrote, in all caps.
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