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@Wurtane: While I admit they were all in early American politics at the same time, I think I didn’t get the connection to George Washington because John Hancock’s famous signature was attached to the Declaration of Independence signed at the Second Continental Congress, at which George Washington was not, not at the Constitutional Convention a decade later, which John Hancock did not attend.
Ironically, the President of the Continental Congress, John Hancock, and the President of the Constitutional Convention, George Washington, did not attend each others’ meeting.
This, George Washington never signed the Declaration of Independence and John Hancock never signed the Constitution.
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Someone close to me has a Internet Network called Declarationofendofpenis. I think of that every time I see Dec. of Independence. Ha!
I recommend looking into GIMP – freeware with most of the abilities of Photoshop.
Innovation guild, hehe
Oh hey, an Assassin’s Creed III comic!
Forging of the Alliance of the US, with suitable commentary from outside sources if it happened today.
@Mikeztarp: /facepalm…
Enjoy the PAX East convention!
i should be shot for thinking this comic was going to suck
Why didn’t you download Gimp instead?
GeorgeDubs is a troll, ha.
@Hal: It’s George Washington, you know, right? Hancock, Washington, & the rest of the crew. Constitutional convention & such…
Ring any bells?
@Hal – ha indeed.
Anyone else find it disturbing that the forefathers of our nation are women in game?
@Jes – How is that different from men today? =P
Meanwhile, Ben Franklin won’t leave Goldshire like EVER.
^moongard lol
Hahaha that’s cute
That is freaking awesome.
@Wurtane: While I admit they were all in early American politics at the same time, I think I didn’t get the connection to George Washington because John Hancock’s famous signature was attached to the Declaration of Independence signed at the Second Continental Congress, at which George Washington was not, not at the Constitutional Convention a decade later, which John Hancock did not attend.
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@ Hal
Ironically, the President of the Continental Congress, John Hancock, and the President of the Constitutional Convention, George Washington, did not attend each others’ meeting.
This, George Washington never signed the Declaration of Independence and John Hancock never signed the Constitution.
I love how Hancock’s type font is HUGE! Bravo, history buff. Bravo!