[ShepherdsDog]

Neither had anything to do with the Plains of Abraham, unless it was in an alternate reality.

[TattoodGirl]

Nope the closest he got was the growing up in Quebec

[Tman1]

He meant Simon Fraser of Lovat, a Scottish general of the 78th Frasers who did fight at the Plains of Abraham.

[TattoodGirl]

Thats Simon Fraser of Balnain, I think...

He was the Lieutenant that because of speaking in french enabled them to sneak ashore...kinda rusty here...that Simon Fraser?

Not Canadian though

[Tman1]

No, it's Simon Fraser of Lovat.

[fifeboy]

Tman1 Tman1:

He meant Simon Fraser of Lovat, a Scottish general of the 78th Frasers who did fight at the Plains of Abraham.

Well, I suspect Scotland was over run with Simon Frasers.

[TattoodGirl]

fifeboy fifeboy:

Tman1 Tman1:

He meant Simon Fraser of Lovat, a Scottish general of the 78th Frasers who did fight at the Plains of Abraham.

Well, I suspect Scotland was over run with Simon Frasers.

Pretty much

[Tman1]

fifeboy fifeboy:

Tman1 Tman1:

He meant Simon Fraser of Lovat, a Scottish general of the 78th Frasers who did fight at the Plains of Abraham.

Well, I suspect Scotland was over run with Simon Frasers.

What's your point?

[Axeman]

Streaker Streaker:

Axeman Axeman:

Fraser, after Simon Fraser, the hero of the Plains of Abraham.

Simon Fraser...Lord Lovat..commanded the 78th Frasers after Woolfe was killed. His regiment charged the French and suffered the highest casualties of the battle.

[Axeman]

ShepherdsDog ShepherdsDog:

If his skills as an economist are anything like his historical knowledge, it's no wonder the economy is in the basement.

Why would you say that? Do you have some reason to be hostile with me? Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat fought at the Plains, dude. Not to be confused with Lord Simon "MacShimee" Fraser who led the British Commandoes on D-Day. I think YOU'RE the one that needs to do some reading on History.

[Axeman]

ShepherdsDog ShepherdsDog:

Neither had anything to do with the Plains of Abraham, unless it was in an alternate reality.

You're dumber than the dumbest jackass....there's LOTS of different Simon Frasers. I described which one I was referring to, but you didn't bother to check that out before you got rude.

[Tman1]

Axeman Axeman:

Lord Simon "MacShimee" Fraser who led the British Commandoes on D-Day. I think YOU'RE the one that needs to do some reading on History.

Who?

[Axeman]

Tman1 Tman1:

No, it's Simon Fraser of Lovat.

Well, not OF Lovat, but Lord Lovat. Their home is in Beauly.

[Tman1]

TattoodGirl TattoodGirl:

Thats Simon Fraser of Balnain, I think...

He was the Lieutenant that because of speaking in french enabled them to sneak ashore...kinda rusty here...that Simon Fraser?

Not Canadian though

Actually he faught on the Plains of Abraham too....but apparently I was correct on the assumption Axeman was reffering to Lovat himself. My bad and he is as "Canadian" as people were going to get back then.

[ShepherdsDog]

$1:

You're dumber than the dumbest jackass....there's LOTS of different Simon Frasers. I described which one I was referring to, but you didn't bother to check that out before you got rude.

So you picked out some obscure Simon Fraser, good for you. I guess I've made your month, if not your year.