Incroyable....

21 Dec 2008

Quote by Steve

But there is no place called Agincourt Steve
Someone who wrote British history mis-spelled the place name. From that day to this we celebrate the battle of Agincourt, but there is no such place. However, there is an Azincourt and this fits the area where the battle was fought.
Dave_Notts

It matters not......The French still lost :lol2:
But they won one :thumbup:
That was before Azin/Agincourt so flipa

was later :haha:

21 Dec 2008

Quote by GnV

But there is no place called Agincourt Steve
Someone who wrote British history mis-spelled the place name. From that day to this we celebrate the battle of Agincourt, but there is no such place. However, there is an Azincourt and this fits the area where the battle was fought.
Dave_Notts

It matters not......The French still lost :lol2:
But they won one :thumbup:
Nope, that was the Vikings...ok, Frenchified Vikings, but vikings non the less. biggrin

23 Dec 2008

Quote by Cubes
So, apart from the bread......
what have the French ever done for us??!!

Gave us Edith Piaf

23 Dec 2008

Quote by Stormwalker

But there is no place called Agincourt Steve
Someone who wrote British history mis-spelled the place name. From that day to this we celebrate the battle of Agincourt, but there is no such place. However, there is an Azincourt and this fits the area where the battle was fought.
Dave_Notts

It matters not......The French still lost :lol2:
But they won one :thumbup:
Nope, that was the Vikings...ok, Frenchified Vikings, but vikings non the less. biggrin

Second or third generation. So they were more French than viking. They had viking roots, same as Robert the Bruce had French roots but was still Scottish.
Dave_Notts

23 Dec 2008

Quote by Dave__Notts

But there is no place called Agincourt Steve
Someone who wrote British history mis-spelled the place name. From that day to this we celebrate the battle of Agincourt, but there is no such place. However, there is an Azincourt and this fits the area where the battle was fought.
Dave_Notts

It matters not......The French still lost :lol2:
But they won one :thumbup:
Nope, that was the Vikings...ok, Frenchified Vikings, but vikings non the less. biggrin

Second or third generation. So they were more French than viking. They had viking roots, same as Robert the Bruce had French roots but was still Scottish.
Dave_Notts
When did this turn into Gardener's Question Time? rolleyes

23 Dec 2008

Quote by Dave__Notts

But there is no place called Agincourt Steve
Someone who wrote British history mis-spelled the place name. From that day to this we celebrate the battle of Agincourt, but there is no such place. However, there is an Azincourt and this fits the area where the battle was fought.
Dave_Notts

It matters not......The French still lost :lol2:
But they won one :thumbup:
Nope, that was the Vikings...ok, Frenchified Vikings, but vikings non the less. biggrin

Second or third generation. So they were more French than viking. They had viking roots, same as Robert the Bruce had French roots but was still Scottish.
Dave_Notts
You think so? given the choice do you think they would have preferred to be frogs or Vikings... :lol:
And don't get me started on all the 6/7th generation "Irish" Americans... rolleyes

23 Dec 2008

Quote by Stormwalker
And don't get me started on all the 6/7th generation "Irish" Americans...

I wish someone would... preferably with sandstone anal probes!