Has There Ever Been A Better Advert For Anusol? | The Battle of Waterloo (9/10)
Piles and pigs, the two things you didn't know you needed for warfare.
The Napoleonic Wars (Part Nine)
Has There Ever Been A Better Advert For Anusol? | The Battle of Waterloo (9/10) (YouTube)
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"10,000 Horses lay dead, neigh their name" didn't get nearly enough
Watching this sat on a south western train and can confirm the only thing getting me through it is the knowledge fin was once sad and built like a panzer but made it through it
1. Emily Maitlis → Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor (formerly Prince Andrew) Maitlis conducted the famous 2019 Newsnight interview with Andrew. 2. Andrew → Queen Elizabeth II Andrew was Elizabeth II’s second son. 3. Queen Elizabeth II → Queen Victoria Elizabeth II was the great-great-granddaughter of Queen Victoria. 4. Queen Victoria → George III Victoria was the granddaughter of George III. 5. George III → Battle of Waterloo (1815) George III was the reigning monarch when the Battle of Waterloo was fought on 18 June 1815; contemporary records in the Royal Archives document the royal response to Wellington’s victory. Awwwwwwwww f*ck am gonna bust
Horatio on absolute fire this episode. 4 minutes in and he's hit two sixes already
I've been applying for jobs at South Western Railway. Had 2 interviews but unsuccessful. Can the Fumblerooski Team give me a reference?
I live in Chertsey and I can confirm that it is fucking bleak
I really don’t understand how everytime Charlie speaks it gets worse
Wade in the Waterloo was top tier stuff 👌
“I think he might’ve been topless….”
