Ha-ha! This is not a complaint as such. It does not bother me. I just found it kind of funny. But has anyone else noticed the Americans continue to yell this, after Independance? Im fairly sure they also say other things to do with the King.
Ha-ha! This is not a complaint as such. It does not bother me. I just found it kind of funny. But has anyone else noticed the Americans continue to yell this, after Independance? Im fairly sure they also say other things to do with the King.
''I Have just Signed my own Death warrent-Michael Collins, upon signing the Anglo Irish Treaty''
Yeah! its a bit dumb, but then so are a lot of things that get shouted by various units.
Didz
Fortis balore et armis
Pretty sure the french units do the same after a revolution. Ship names are also mroe than a little incongrous -some post revolution names being applied before such an event, for example...
Republican British units are also still very loyal to the Monarchy and yell: FOR CROWN AND COUNTRY!
Tosa Inu
''I Have just Signed my own Death warrent-Michael Collins, upon signing the Anglo Irish Treaty''
It looks like this:
On topic, I wonder if the Dutch yell some kind of "LONG LIVE THE REPUBLIC!" and if they still say it after the United Provinces became a monarchy...
My French soldiers are all very polite when I order them anything: "Oui, votre Majeste?" Well, if I'm My Own Self Majesty, then who the heck is that curly head that acts as a president on the Policies tab?![]()
"Whose motorcycle is this?", "It's a chopper, baby.", "Whose chopper is this?", "Zed's.", "Who's Zed?", "Zed's dead baby. Zed's dead." - Butch and Fabienne ride off into the sunset in Pulp Fiction.
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