George Washington made a risky move to cross the Delaware River on Christmas Eve with the intent of attacking the Hessian troops in the morning of Christmas Day when he anticipated that they would all be hungover. Of course his men were pretty tired from the trip too, but Washington prevailed.
Is this some sort of crossing the rubicon metaphor?
George Washington made a risky move to cross the Delaware River on Christmas Eve with the intent of attacking the Hessian troops in the morning of Christmas Day when he anticipated that they would all be hungover. Of course his men were pretty tired from the trip too, but Washington prevailed.
And they crossed in deep fog and ice chunks flowing in the river. Twice.
Yea, it was heroic but brutal. You have to be impressed at how wasted the Hessians must have been.
uphill both ways
Link?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KF-Y7s_YIAU
The Art of War: Strike when your opponent least expects it, and strike where they weak.
Except everyone has been talking about Christmas Day for over a month. Pretty sure the enemy expects something.
Does China even celebrate Christmas?
No but I'm sure the democrats are up to the usually unspeakable things.
Oh, NOW I get it! The jeeps in the shape of the cross meant the VERB cross, not the Christian cross!