Originally Posted by alexhamilton
The BurrтАУHamilton duel was a duel between two prominent American politicians: the former Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton and sitting Vice President Aaron Burr, on July 11, 1804.[1] At Weehawken in New Jersey, Burr shot and mortally wounded Hamilton.
I thought Aaron Burr was that 70s American lawyer show, but now remember it was Raymond Burr (who later became Ironside) All very confusing.
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
Looks like tobi is forgotten already
Awright.....what in blazes do Tobi and Aaron Burr have to do with a good shag in Thailand?? (and I am American)
When a new poster wakes up the troll sensors, it's open season. Is alexhamilton a troll?
Frequently, self described hot young posters are actually old obese coots in wheelchairs
having a go with the forum members. Newbies are always suspect. It's the worldwideweb
after all. It could be Beachlover back again.
Okay...I did not notice the name of the poster....
Alex Hamilton a troll? Say it ain't so.
What? Hamilton a mere secretary to the treasury, not a PotUS? As a Brit I had to go and check as I'd always assumed all the US treasury notes bore portraits of a President. In addition I now know Ben Franklin on the $100 note wasn't a President either.
For a guy in a cravat, and powdered hair, Hamilton's quite good looking! Did that have anything to do with his involvement with Aaron Burr?
Raymond Burr could have been on the $3.00 bill.
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