interesting footnote to history: Bendict Arnold and his wife sailed back to England before the end of the Revolutionary War, and was never tried for treason; however, because of his ongoing friendship with so many Indian Tribes, Daniel Boone was tried for treason in 1778…and found innocent…interesting story, look it up…they locked him up in the jailhouse in Boonesborough, which he himself had built, and he included an escape hatch no one knew about, so he left most nights…great and true story…ended up with rank of major
Ubintold 30 days ago
Yeah, he wasn’t that funny.
Boise Ed Premium Member 29 days ago
Turn this into postage and you’d have a tramp stamp.
goboboyd 29 days ago
Dancing with the B’ars. (Trying to get Bear to rhyme with star)
oakie817 19 days ago
interesting footnote to history: Bendict Arnold and his wife sailed back to England before the end of the Revolutionary War, and was never tried for treason; however, because of his ongoing friendship with so many Indian Tribes, Daniel Boone was tried for treason in 1778…and found innocent…interesting story, look it up…they locked him up in the jailhouse in Boonesborough, which he himself had built, and he included an escape hatch no one knew about, so he left most nights…great and true story…ended up with rank of major