You know why the U.S does not intervene early during Texas revolutions.
"The Florida Treaty of February 22, 1819, emerged as a compromise that excluded Spain from the lower Columbia River watershed, but established southern boundaries at the Sabine and Red Rivers, "legally extinguish[ing]" any American claims to Texas.
@mlogan I believe we still have Santa Anna's leg on display somewhere from that raid do we not? Or did the king of the hill petition of 1998 eventually resolve the issue? :p
@The Stranger actually if memory serves I believe it's in a museum in Chicago for some reason. Also it's an old timey wooden prosthetic, not an actual leg. Probably should've mentioned that previously.
If--they ever make another left 4 dead--and the survivors pass through Illinois--they better have the opportunity to grab that leg and beat zambies with it.
Over here, we have Sir Francis Drake's snare drum. Apparently, if you beat the drum, and England is under threat, Drake will return from the dead to defend the nation.
Imagine if... that does happen, then Finn MacCool comes out of his cave in Ireland, and Davey Crockett bursts out of his grave to defend the world from aliens or something--I'd be like whoa.
Okay... that's a great idea for an epic comic. Even the names are awesome. I wouldn't wanna mess with people who's last names are Drake, MacCool and Crockett.
Wasn't she a prostitute who became an apostle of Christ? I'm not 100% sure if she did much, though. I guess you could always dye her hair red, give her dual pistols, and turn her into an action heroine. xD
Crazy idea: a crossover game made to showcase different RPG Maker games. Dimension crossing is involved and you get to play as different people's characters in some wacky nonsense plot.
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"The Florida Treaty of February 22, 1819, emerged as a compromise that excluded Spain from the lower Columbia River watershed, but established southern boundaries at the Sabine and Red Rivers, "legally extinguish[ing]" any American claims to Texas.