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)
Comments (10)
One of your very best lads - huzzah
On the wall in Upper Crust at Waterloo station there was a little history of the baguette. Apparently it was invented so Napoleon’s troops could fit it down their trouser legs. Very French.
Having a beef Wellington explained to me took years off my life
Water me? Water you.
Topless city man drowns a pig. Put that on your Charlie's Stories bingo card, chaps!
How does Charlie have a job?
Hahaha I've gotten to the point that it's some sort of blackmail
Hum actually Marshal Ney was shot by firing squad after refusing a blindfold and giving the order to fire to said firing squad
Came here to say this
I’ve got piles from gorging on all this venison and fois gras