15 forgotten historical figures

[eagle7-31]

MSN

whom movies or documentaries could have been made. The only one of the 15 I am even remotely familiar with is Bass Reeves, a black western lawman who the Lone Ranger may well have been based on.

 

[Auld Phart]

sounds like Mulan

Tomoe Gozen: The Fearless Female Samurai©wikimedia
Tomoe Gozen was a samurai warrior in twelfth-century Japan, celebrated for her beauty and her ferocity in battle. She fought alongside her lord, Minamoto no Yoshinaka, reportedly slaying enemies with unmatched skill.

Tomoe’s legend is full of action: she rode into the thick of combat, wielding her bow and sword, earning the respect and fear of her adversaries. Despite this, she is often written out of samurai history, her feats dismissed as folklore.

A film about Tomoe would challenge stereotypes, bringing the thrilling world of female warriors to life and revealing the complexities of honor, loyalty, and survival in feudal Japan.

 

[Mack The Finger]

Bass Reeves, a black western lawman who the Lone Ranger may well have been based on.

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Fake News !

Never any research written with that statement.

Do the math: Over the 35 years that Bass Reeves served as a Deputy United States Marshal, he earned his place in history by being one of the most effective lawmen in Indian Territory, bringing in more than 3,000 outlaws and helping to tame the lawless territory. Check the his death bed it doesn't add up to 1875.

It is just a rewrite someone printed and than the agendaites copied it.

(not to take anything away from the man)

 

[Unkotare]

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whom movies or documentaries could have been made.

1. That guy...
2. The ... um .... you know
3. The one lady who did that thing that time
4. The person on the bus
5. The people who did those things to those other people
6. Fred Flintstones other neighbor
7. That lady who spilled the stuff on the thing
8. The team that almost won the title in that sport
9. Oh yeah, remember that guy?
10. The people who used to live in the apartment above that place
11. The guy who had that dog
12. The actor who was on that show for that one episode
13. The lady who lived in that place a really long time ago
14. The scientist who almost invented that thing, but another guy invented it first.
15. That group of people who lived in that place but moved to that other place and did that thing to those other people and they didn't like it so they left and went to that other place and did the same thing to the people there until they all learned to get along together and then they were all like "yo, it's cool yo."

 

[Ringo]

 

[Zebra]

what was that mistake?

 

[Ringo]

what was that mistake?

Answer in the post - spending like crazy.

 

[Zebra]

MSN

whom movies or documentaries could have been made. The only one of the 15 I am even remotely familiar with is Bass Reeves, a black western lawman who the Lone Ranger may well have been based on.

the link does not work

 

[Zebra]

1. That guy...
2. The ... um .... you know
3. The one lady who did that thing that time
4. The person on the bus
5. The people who did those things to those other people
6. Fred Flintstones other neighbor
7. That lady who spilled the stuff on the thing
8. The team that almost won the title in that sport
9. Oh yeah, remember that guy?
10. The people who used to live in the apartment above that place
11. The guy who had that dog
12. The actor who was on that show for that one episode
13. The lady who lived in that place a really long time ago
14. The scientist who almost invented that thing, but another guy invented it first.
15. That group of people who lived in that place but moved to that other place and did that thing to those other people and they didn't like it so they left and went to that other place and did the same thing to the people there until they all learned to get along together and then they were all like "yo, it's cool yo."

are these the 15.?

 

[Unkotare]

are these the 15.?

Of course

 

[Zebra]

Of course

do you have their names?
the link is out of order

 

[BackAgain]

I would respond, but evidently I’ve forgotten all about them.

 

[Unkotare]

do you have their names?
...

No, they are forgotten.