[EyeBrock]

Yea, maybe it was that sleepy hollow guy....

[ShepherdsDog]

naw... he was a hessian killed during the American Rebellion. You know those nasty Green Coats.

[EyeBrock]

Hessian is just code for Box-Head.

[Psudo]

Gunnair wrote:

Who lost his noggin in 1747 for starters?

Simon Fraser, a Scottish Lord who was executed on 9 April 1747 for supporting a Jacobite rebellion in 1945 1745.

[ShepherdsDog]

Psudo wrote:

Gunnair wrote:

Who lost his noggin in 1747 for starters?

Simon Fraser, a Scottish Lord who was executed on 9 April 1747 for supporting a Jacobite rebellion in 1945.

So he was executed by the Time Lords for violating protocols of non interference. It was a sentence of capital punishment for treason.

[EyeBrock]

I guess those Jacobites just waited for VE Day and gave it another go.

[ShepherdsDog]

I'd like to know how this has anything to do with Britain's monarchy being comparable to the Kim regime in North Korea. The magic underwear must be on too tight.

[Thanos]

My personal list of preferences for a system of rule:

1) dictatorship by robot*/computer
2) monarchy
3) empire
4) (ugh) democracy

*But only if the robots look like this:







Sigh. I love you, bad girl robot. I miss that show. You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone.

[ShepherdsDog]

We'd likely get stuck with Skynet and Ah-nold

[EyeBrock]

I think he's buggered off. Good thing too.

[Gunnair]

Psudo wrote:

Gunnair wrote:

Who lost his noggin in 1747 for starters?

Simon Fraser, a Scottish Lord who was executed on 9 April 1747 for supporting a Jacobite rebellion in 1945.

Fair enough.

For some reason I thought you were referring to a monarch with this date.

[Psudo]

ShepherdsDog wrote:

I'd like to know how this has anything to do with Britain's monarchy being comparable to the Kim regime in North Korea.

I'd like to know why you think that's part of the discussion. Nobody made that comparison.

That said, they have nepotist heads of state. I think that's the only thing.

ShepherdsDog wrote:

So he was executed by the Time Lords for violating protocols of non interference. It was a sentence of capital punishment for treason.

Simon Fraser, a Scottish Lord who was executed on 9 April 1747 for supporting a Jacobite rebellion in 1745. Pardon the typo.