What is this, classical history night? I'll guess at 468, but I reckon this could be a highly debatable question.
Sorry, lost my internet connection for a bit. It's known as the 'Late Antique' or 'Late Roman' period! Close.
The last Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire was Francis the second who I think was deposed in AD 1806 during the Napoleonic period.
Good answer, but I'm talking about the western Roman Empire. The Holy Roman Empire was something else entirely: a creation of the High Middle Ages.
I'm amazed! Cheers Husky... What connects....... Pink ( The Singer ) Martin Freeman ( The Office ) Patsy Cline, Dvorak ( Composer ) and Peter Sellers?
They are all buried in Pere Lachaise cemetery in Paris? ...or they all have Czech/Slovak ancestry? ...they all have the same birthday? ...their favourite colour was green? I'm willing to bet that this isn't a significant connection Nines.
I'm sure that I read that Freeman was a vegetarian. I wouldn't be surprised if Pink was, but the others I'd doubt. I'd have thought that I'd have a vague notion if Sellers was as I have read a little about him. Cline, country singer, presumably from Down South, seems unlikely unless she was a rebel. Dvorak, I couldn't even name a piece of his work
If you google any one of the above you should notice something quite obvious. The proverbial penny should then drop, supplying you with that ' Ah, aha' experience.
You would recognise it though Roller. Remember the old, old Hovis adverts, cobbled streets and all? The music was Dvorak, New World Symphony I think.
Birthday's is correct, but more specifically September 8th. Today's date. That's the one mate. Over to you Twins.
Washington has been attacked twice since the US gained independence in 1776. The latest was by Al Quaeda on 9/11; when was the first time it was attacked, and by who?
