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"Sir, the truth is, Drogheda is taken, three thousand five hundred
fifty-two of the enemy slain, and sixty-four of ours. Ashton the governor,
killed, none spared."
Oliver Cromwell's chaplain on the 'battle' of Drogheda where he massacred everyone in the place. Date: September 11th 1649.
I've got an idea, lets look through the history books for every single entry on dates of Sep 11 from the last 5000 years. Maybe there's a bloody great battle on one of them, they were quite common in the middle-ages apparently. :p
Some people.:wave:
obsesive :lol:
Freaks all of them