First, it won't stop it. Second, what more proof do you need than the declaration? They couldn't possibly afford to claim it if they weren't certain, because otherwise he might pop up in a year or so, saying Ha ha! Fooled you!
And Notre Dame's Fighting Irish should all be Irish?
Claude Stanley Choules, aged 110. An Englishwoman, Florence Green, is now the last surviving service person from World War 1. However, Ms. Green actually worked as a waitress at an RAF base.
I've just learned, Australian Claude Stanley Choules, the last living combat veteran of World War I, died yesterday at 110. He was also the oldest living veteran of both World Wars, and the oldest living Australian.
Arrgh! By this point I'd drink two shots of anything with a splash of whatever if people would just stop launching more threads about the guy! How many do we need, anyway? Seems like everybody with an axe to grind has to start a new thread.
I've read that any life-change can be stressful, whether it's something wished for or something dreaded. Leaving behind one's usual support network would focus all that stress on the couple.
Ehhh....you mighta noticed the pic has changed? So, not so well. But, it turns out, she is still one of my six friends! So that's good. She's a terrific woman, really.
Wow, bint...I argued and argued with my former partner over that word, which he swore up & down was some English slang...I was sure he had mis-heard it, and I've never encountered it anywhere else, until now. Thanks for clearing that up, Am.
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RE: Good Guys
Good point!