BF2S Forums Your Fathers Father

FatherTed wrote:

..teddy..jimmy wrote:

My family history>yours

Feel free to challenge

On my mums side, her uncle got murdered on a night out. He'd just come back from his RAF base, a short while after the Battle of Britain.

Sorry to hear that bro

Edward Grey, 1st Viscount Grey of Fallodon

-When the Liberals returned to power in 1905, Grey became Foreign Secretary, a position in which he would serve for eleven years - the longest continuous holder of the office.

"He is probably best remembered for a remark he supposedly made to a friend one evening just before the outbreak of the First World War, as he watched the lights being lit on the street below his office: "The lamps are going out all over Europe; we shall not see them lit again in our lifetime."

In short, he declared war on Germany in WWI..

I got more..keep these challenges coming

PS: Now you guys know who I'm named after

Last edited by ..teddy..jimmy (2008-03-19 11:04:51)

I'm going to pull a Jord and drink on my own tonight, I feel that I need to

Mek-Izzle wrote:

I'm going to pull a Jord and drink on my own tonight, I feel that I need to

See sig, dickite.


Party on Saturday but can't be assed going and not drinking.

my mother's father is ralph nader's cousin.

my mum's family is pretty ancient and full of interesting people tbh. It goes as far back as 1022; (She's a family freak and tries to uncover everything of it) that's the first time the surname appeared.

And yeah, time flies by I'm young but I'm realising that aswell; especially when you see people again which you haven't seen in years.

jord wrote:

Mek-Izzle wrote:

No you're right Jimmy, your family history is better. You also have dinner with the ambassador to the United States, have a hot girl and is on course to attending one of the top UK Universities, gee, must be awesome being you

He also went/could of went to the noble peace prize awards.

I went to them

my father's father (my grandpa) was a sergeant in ww2, has two purple hearts and a bunch of other medals. his dad came from italy and changed our name to my current last name because of something with the mafia (details are a little sketchy).

My Fathers Farther ran away to spain ant seen him since I was two (old git).

My father's father was one of the first policemen in Korea after its independence and was also an independence rallier.
All 3 of my father's side of my great uncles were in the Korean War. 2 died. ! is still alive, and he was once the strongest man in the northeast part of Korea.

My dad always tells me a story.

My dad and my great uncle were just getting out of a local bus when 3 gansters began attacking. My great uncle immediately told my dad to go hide in the bus. Then, he grabbed one guy, threw him out. Then, he kicked the other guy and crushed his ribs. The third guy got scared and tried to run, but he got punched.