@PrezWisdom I feel like in a rare moment of burying the lead PW needs to remind people he was President at the time. Which gets me thinking. Taking out assassinations so
Harrison
Taylor
Harding and
FDR
We explore the history of Baltimore from its founding through colonialism, revolution, industry build out, Civil War and beyond until the 21st century.ย The Wire even gets a call out.
Listening to "Baltimore: Great Cities of American Series " at https://t.co/w9Rc4WPwnm
@its_The_Dr Always the fatal mistake.
Super strong villain has hero in his grasp, the Gorn could have broken Kirk's leg thus ending the fight. But no, the super strong villains always throw the hero thus allowing them to continue the fight.
Tippecanoe is the precursor to a centuries long conflict between the US and Native Americans, sowed seeds for war with Britain and launched arguably the greatest campaign slogan in US history.
Listening to "Battles that Built America: Tippecanoe" at https://t.co/LvSRGrEeDQ
On this day in history in 2001 In an address to a joint session of Congress and the American people, US President George W. Bush declares a "war on terror"
@HistoryWJacob I like the part where, Trent Reznor, who initially did not want Cash to sing his song watched this video and said "That song isn't mine anymore"
Tippecanoe is the precursor to a century of conflict between the US and Native Americans, sowed seeds for war with Britain and launched arguably the greatest campaign slogan in US history.
Listening to "Battles that Built America: Tippecanoe" at https://t.co/LvSRGrEeDQ
Just completed a podcast on Tippecanoe so my issue is that given the nearly 30 years between the battle and his presidency, we might need someone a bit younger for the 1811 stuff than the 83 year old Walken.
Was trying to nail the nose but Finn Wolfhard is too young so Logan Lerman?
@PrezWisdom I am a big fan of Lincoln and have read at least 20 books and countless articles on his life but the Vampire Hunting thing?
I have ... doubts.
We explore Pittsburgh from its colonial routes through its time as Steel King to modern healthcare and education center.
Listening to "Pittsburgh: Great Cities of America History Series " at https://t.co/QMzhVFLxLQ
Sort of buried the lead here: on this day in 1864 US Civil War: Union General William T. Sherman captures and occupies Atlanta, Georgia, ending the Atlanta Campaign in the US Civil War
It also ensured Lincoln's reelection and the end of a negotiated peace.
I often think that those who feel nostalgic for 70s, 80s, and 90s movies remember the good (Raiders, Predator, Terminator, Robocop etc) and forget the ... bad!
Heaven's Gate
Xanadu
Legend of Lone Ranger
Jaws 3
Zapped and
Staying Alive
Crapola