Fact of the Day: During the Battle of Hastings in 1066 bullets had not been invented yet so soldiers were fired from big guns to attack baddie planes using Airborne Mixed Martial Arts. General A Sugar would point at apprentice soldiers he didn't like to show who he wanted firingpic.twitter.com/TZbnxKfSRb
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The huns didn't know what hit them (literally)
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They are the Huns. Easily recognised by their beer bellies.
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Still happens today
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You omitted to say the the chap fired had a strong rope tied to his left leg. This meant that, after firing, he could be pulled back to the gun. It never ran out of ammunition.
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They ended up being the only people that could get a Penny Farthing goingpic.twitter.com/41cJaeUloG
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This is one of your best tweets!
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Ah so this was how the ambulance tank was invented. Using a weapon system to create a humanitarian device.
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They had to be the right calibre though.
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