Have you heard about the Polish Military?

[e30polak]

Of course he did. The boy clearly has a thing for me. ;)

[Danny]

Its the damn mustache.

[e30polak]

[E30_fiend]

Its the damn mustache.

But wait!!! Its gone!!!

[Danny]

Aww.

No more homo for Polak.

[E30_fiend]

Aww.

No more homo for Polak.

WOW

I am officially freaked out

[e30polak]

But wait!!! Its gone!!!

But it'll be back in short time, with avengence! :p

[E30_fiend]

But it'll be back in short time, with avengence! :p

Danny, you're in luck!!!

[Danny]

WOW

I am officially freaked out

Lmao.

Intrawebz is fun

[Aptyp]

Ha, Chicago? There are so many Yugoslavians now, Polaks and Russians are getting outnumbered.

[Pac1373]

Actually I am pretty sure Swiss have never lost a battle either. and there's a good bunch of countries I'm sure.

http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_...itzerland.html

French Revolution had a profound effect on Switzerland. Switzerland did not join the war against revolutionary France, and at first France accepted Swiss neutrality. However, in 1798 French troops invaded and occupied the country with the help of the Swiss revolutionaries, a group seeking political reforms and a strong national government. The invasion put an end to the ancient Swiss confederation of 13 cantons, a loose defensive alliance with no central government. Napoleon Bonaparte, the future emperor of France, unified Switzerland under the name Helvetic Republic and imposed a written constitution. The constitution, modeled on that of the first French Republic, gave Switzerland a bill of rights and a strong central government.

The new constitution, however, disregarded the nation’s tradition of federalism, and it was bitterly resisted by many Swiss. The struggle between the federalists, who opposed the new system, and the centralists, who favored it, was briefly interrupted in 1803, when Napoleon withdrew the occupation troops and granted a new constitution with Swiss approval. This constitution, known as the Act of Mediation, restored many of the old cantonal privileges and expanded the confederation from 13 to 19 cantons. The new cantons included Aargau, Sankt Gallen, Graubünden, Ticino, Thurgau, and Vaud.

In 1815, after Napoleon’s downfall, the cantons rejected the French-sponsored government. The full power of the cantons to govern themselves was restored, and the cantons allied themselves together as sovereign states. The Congress of Vienna, in 1815, recognized the perpetual neutrality of Switzerland, and Swiss territory was expanded to include 22 cantons, with the addition of Valais, Geneva, and Neuchâtel. Since that time the country’s boundaries have remained largely unchanged.
Modern sniping was not invented by Canadians. It was invented by Fins, when they stood up to Russians. They still have world's best sniper schools.

I concede this to you, I was wrong, however I said Modern, and the fellow I was thinking of wrote a book on the subject, H.W. Macbride , he was actually an American, who had come north and was proud to enlist in the Canadian millitary, his book is still required reading in US sniper schools
White house burning was a bitch move. Invite me for dinner, I'll show you
what I mean.

Yes we came (the Brits) under a flag of truce, were then fired apon, and thats when the shit hit the fan, Wikkipedia has a nice non biased write

And FF wasn't all due US troops, you bastards had helicopters fly into each other.

http://www.policyalternatives.ca/doc...das_Fallen.pdf

glad we could help, nuff said.
Canadians are cool, but don't talk shit.

Tell you what, I wont talk shit, if you dont bash my Country, I am as Proud of being a Canadian as you are an American.
Period.

[kowalski]

well said pac, couldn't have typed it better myself.

[Aptyp]

So Swiss didn't join a war and Swiss revolutionaries with help of napoleon took over? Civil war? Oh well. Can't believe I chose a neutral country who lost a battle. That's really fucked up. Shame on Swiss neutrality.

And that's a very short report of Canadian action In Afghanistan, and half the deaths are either non-hostile or friendly.

I am a proud American, for whole 2 years now. before that I was a proud immigrant from Moldova (another neutral country that has lost a battle, fuckers). I got nothing against Canadians or any one for that matter. I am so damn confused about my nationality, it's not even funny.