I read somewhere that Napoleon was terrified of the sound of bagpipes because that meant that the highland brigade was on the way and they were supposed to be some vicious bastards XD
@RatMadness They are. There are tales of Scots soldiers during the First World War that took 6 or 7 rifle calibre rounds before they stopped charging and realised they were dead.
@50TNCSA Considering that the style of bayonet for the Baker rifle is essentially a cut down version of a heavy cavalry sword, you might as well just use it as one. Then again, instances of bayonet fighting during the Napoleonic war was very rare indeed. One side or the other would usually break before it came to that. Once they ran, then the bayonet would be put to work.
@50TNCSA My ignorance on the US Civil war more than likely surpasses yours on the Napoleonic War, so I'll take your word for it. As far as I know, one of the only bayonet charges was made at Vittoria (portrayed in Sharpe's Justice, I think). Even then, there are reports from the field that say the British and French bayonets never actually crossed.
@PhinfanUK i heard a theory on why that was recently from a historian, a soldier would rather stand metres away furiously reloading in the hope that they can shoot the enemy and get away unharmed than risk fighting with bayo's probably taking some really nasty wounds from the guys next to the one your trying to stab
I agree with 50TNSCA. During the American Civil War, both the Union and Confederacy used bayonets attached to their rifles. I've known that since Second Grade when I learned it.
@PhinfanUK That is not true. They did charge even before the enemy broke. They used it as the determining factor, to win battles. A bayonet charge was a morale buster that caused a rout.
@PhinfanUK It was in the military doctrine of the time. After a few volleys they would use the bayonet if they were close enough. They didn't want to waste ammunition on a campaign and a bayonet charge would save ammo and cause a morale drop among the enemy.
@ContinentalPatriot Where though. If it was doctrine, it must have happened been carried out somewhere. The only place I can think of its Vittoria, and even then there are conflicting reports.
How is it that Harper never gets wounded like Sharpe? How does Sharpe heal so fast? They removed the bullet in his stomach, but did nothing about the infection Father Curtis mentions, but within a day or two, he's up & about.
the french had explosive shell at the time, however the british developed a new type called case shot which created huge amounts of small individual shards of shrapnel opposed to the few bits of huge shrapnel from the french shell. case shot was packed full of powder and 60 musket balls
@mahakar11 Exploding shell, rather than solid shot, had been around for decades, especially with lighter cannon like these. It may not have been the norm, and they had to be well-timed to explode on or near impact, but it's certainly not outside the realms of possibility.
It sucks being humiliated, taunted, pushed around like a bitch, and beaten to death by a gang of french frogs. But he went out with a hero. Building up of a one episode character to have him die in the end is commonplace in Sharpe episodes, but he was the best one.
@coolcraignvodka its actually not the kings colors, it is what a modern military unit or cavalry unit calls a guideon it allows your own side to know where you are during a battle, not realy used anymore on a modern battlefield, but it was very effective in the 18th cantury and napoleonic wars
Poor Jack... His was probably the most chilling death to watch, the way they first kick the sword out of his one hand and beat him to death... No wonder the South Essex crosses that 500 yards.
@Shadec1 I think it would be like loading any other musket. I think the musket ball would shatter just before leaving the barrels and spread shrapnel out. I don't think he loaded each individual barrel lol.
Re Where did the other troops come from: If you recall the british held the town so troops were garrisoned there before sharpe's group arrived.
I agree Sharpe seems to be able to take a hell of a lot of punishment and bounce back where the slightest waft from a sabre/sword seems to do for everyone else, but its entertainment so some artisiticfreedom is required.
In those days Sgts were in the back of the ranks with their pikes pushing the back rank. Very confusing to a retired Marine Lt. Colonel. But I have to suspend belief to enjoy the show. By the way, Sharpe sure does heal fast while others seem to sucumb to one saber slice across the vest. O well. Still fun to watch.
I enjoy watching. Thanks for posting. I know the budget was probably not what was needed but the casualties taken in the battles up to this point don't seem to correspond to the numbers. And how did Major Sharpe move from one fire team of rifles to take command of the regiment with only the colonel being KIA. Also, what are the Highlanders doing in a South Essex regiment. And his Irish Sgt. takes the front rank? NCOs marched behind pushing with their pikes.
I understand chain of command and rank structure. I am a retired Marine LtCol. At the beginning of this episode (as in others) Sharpe is functioning more as a scout attached to the regiment with his "squad" of rifles by Wellington. The next in line should have been the next senior officer, true, but in the direct chain. No problem, still fun.
uhmm have you seen any of the other Sharp movies? the first one made is Sharp's Rifle and it goes in order Sharpe's Eagle, Sharpe's Company, Sharpe's Enemy, Sharpe's Honour, Sharpe's Gold, Sharpe's Battle, Sharpe's Sword, Sharpe's Regiment, Sharpe's Siege, Sharpe's Mission, Sharpe's Revenge, Sharpe's Justice and Sharpe's Waterloo
there was movies in 2006 Sharpe's Challenge, Sharpe's Peril but they take place in India before Sharp becomes an Officer before he was a Green Jacket of the 95th
I think I missed the point of having Jack ride in like that. Sure, it gives him a heroic death, but wtf? Where was the tactical advantage in having a guy ride in with a British flag and get shot down while the whole company watches?!
honor means more back then than it does today - at least to most people. remember that Jack was nobility. Sharpe was giving him a chance to die with honor and avoid inquiry and the ensuing court martial that would ruin his family name forever. Sharpe did him a favor. as for the tactical advantage, the troops would fight harder to retreive their colors
no dude they have like air cylinders or something buried in the ground and when they are set off they send dirt and smoke everywhere, than the actors act :P
i think that's what they do i am not totally sure :P
Started around 1993-based on 15 books written by Bernard Cornwell - track's Charpe's missions in various campaigns around Europe and Asia. .Most of the movies are available on cd's at your library.
when i saw it i thought that he had 2 arms but had 1 arm on the rains. so how does he ride a horse wield a cavalry sabre and hold the regimental colours?
or it's like the band of the household cavalry where the reins are fitted to the stirrups and they guide with the their feet and he most probably has got a little holder which would be originally designed for laces.
He's a staff officer. Spies were probably considered as staff officers so they wore blue coats which were considered the uniform of Wellington's general staff.
is it just me or why do some episodes dosent even load :(,i have 2 kbps net connection and updated java/adobe so how come?or is it because im from the philippines?
yeah but case would fly over the top becuase it's just musket balls in a metal casing. meanwhile round shot is heavy and would bounce and explode killing more people in the blast radius.
round shot! round shot only bounces. shell explodes but you have to judge how much fuse u need. round shot is only good against column (which the french use, the english use line) or if it is at an angle across the line. CANISTER IS THE WAY TO TAKE OUT INFANTRY!
yeah on the ground and on top of a fort at long range maybe but when on top of a fort and at a certain range shell and/or round shot is better against either column and/or a line so when on top of a fort and at long range use case when at a certain range use round and/or shell.
round shot and shell is to be used at range. canister and grape is to be used at short range. round shot works well on column coz it plows through many ppl. where as line is only 2 ppl deep taking a max of 2 ppl at a time. shell has a wider area but are hard to judge so when they are up close u use canister!
well with canister the hint is in the name. basicly they have a "can" full of musket ballswhich splits open at the end of the gun and shreds infantry coz its like having a massive shot gun and grape is along the same lines cept its not in a can
Slightly lower velocity than a rifle, but they would do a terrible amount of damage. A well placed canister shot could reduce a formation to half strength. The biggest limitation of canister shot was its range, it was effective at a slightly higher range than most rifles, but it couldcrush a group of advancing line infantry, armed with inaccurate smoothbores. Rifle technology advanced at a faster rate than artillary, by the American Civil War, standard Issue rifles could outrange canister shot.
@artie6818 the purpose of mines is not to kill but to inflict wounds. The objective is to slow down the ennemy. Injure one, hes stopped and at least one man will stop to help.
Wounds pretty often ended up fatal back then though, infections, blood loss, and even a lot of surviveable ones turned out deadly as getting people to a surgeon wasn't always easy or even a priority back then.
I read somewhere that Napoleon was terrified of the sound of bagpipes because that meant that the highland brigade was on the way and they were supposed to be some vicious bastards XD
RatMadness 3 months ago
@RatMadness They are. There are tales of Scots soldiers during the First World War that took 6 or 7 rifle calibre rounds before they stopped charging and realised they were dead.
PhinfanUK 1 month ago
does anyone know the name of the song the piper is playing?? i want to learn it!
TheObihalf 4 months ago
they do realise the baker can be fitted with a bayonet right
50TNCSA 5 months ago
@50TNCSA they have sword bayonets for the bakers
TheObihalf 4 months ago
@50TNCSA Considering that the style of bayonet for the Baker rifle is essentially a cut down version of a heavy cavalry sword, you might as well just use it as one. Then again, instances of bayonet fighting during the Napoleonic war was very rare indeed. One side or the other would usually break before it came to that. Once they ran, then the bayonet would be put to work.
PhinfanUK 1 month ago
@PhinfanUK excuse my ignorance of the napoleonic wars im really a us civil war intheausts and the bayonet was used quite a bit
50TNCSA 1 month ago
@50TNCSA My ignorance on the US Civil war more than likely surpasses yours on the Napoleonic War, so I'll take your word for it. As far as I know, one of the only bayonet charges was made at Vittoria (portrayed in Sharpe's Justice, I think). Even then, there are reports from the field that say the British and French bayonets never actually crossed.
PhinfanUK 1 month ago
@PhinfanUK i heard a theory on why that was recently from a historian, a soldier would rather stand metres away furiously reloading in the hope that they can shoot the enemy and get away unharmed than risk fighting with bayo's probably taking some really nasty wounds from the guys next to the one your trying to stab
GeneralAdvance 1 month ago
@PhinfanUK
I agree with 50TNSCA. During the American Civil War, both the Union and Confederacy used bayonets attached to their rifles. I've known that since Second Grade when I learned it.
LNER4771 4 weeks ago
@LNER4771 I didn't say they didn't have bayonets. I said they didn't charge with them until the enemy had broken.
The Civil War isn't the Napoleonic War either.
PhinfanUK 3 weeks ago
@PhinfanUK That is not true. They did charge even before the enemy broke. They used it as the determining factor, to win battles. A bayonet charge was a morale buster that caused a rout.
ContinentalPatriot 1 week ago
@ContinentalPatriot Where did this happen?
PhinfanUK 1 week ago
@PhinfanUK It was in the military doctrine of the time. After a few volleys they would use the bayonet if they were close enough. They didn't want to waste ammunition on a campaign and a bayonet charge would save ammo and cause a morale drop among the enemy.
ContinentalPatriot 1 week ago
@ContinentalPatriot Where though. If it was doctrine, it must have happened been carried out somewhere. The only place I can think of its Vittoria, and even then there are conflicting reports.
PhinfanUK 1 week ago
How is it that Harper never gets wounded like Sharpe? How does Sharpe heal so fast? They removed the bullet in his stomach, but did nothing about the infection Father Curtis mentions, but within a day or two, he's up & about.
Astraea52 7 months ago
@Astraea52 Luck of the Irish I suppose lol
Ske11en 6 months ago
What the hell do I with you Jack.., Can you suggest something? 3mins ...ish Great moment
johnnybriggs118 8 months ago
7:37 - 7:41 Sharpe at his most epic
JimmySteller 8 months ago
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Songsmirth 8 months ago
I love the way no Highlands die, but i suppose scots are immune to lead :P
11Cheesewaffles 9 months ago 4
i dont get it? why is theyre a highland regiment in the south essex?
KyLeMcFa 10 months ago
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Jouhanimou 10 months ago
@KyLeMcFa i think its meant to show 2 regiments in the assault.. Sharpes budget was very small.
TheNikzaw 10 months ago
the french had explosive shell at the time, however the british developed a new type called case shot which created huge amounts of small individual shards of shrapnel opposed to the few bits of huge shrapnel from the french shell. case shot was packed full of powder and 60 musket balls
wildfirematt 11 months ago 3
The exploding shell was pioneered by the British around the same times as the Napoleonic wars . The French did not have exploding shells at that time
TheTerradon1 11 months ago
It wasn't me, it was the one armed man!
FoxyTowns 11 months ago 2
I live that the cannons have explosive shells like in WW1 -.-
mahakar11 1 year ago
@mahakar11 Exploding shell, rather than solid shot, had been around for decades, especially with lighter cannon like these. It may not have been the norm, and they had to be well-timed to explode on or near impact, but it's certainly not outside the realms of possibility.
Plus, it looks alot more cool.
HerbyWolfMan 11 months ago
It sucks being humiliated, taunted, pushed around like a bitch, and beaten to death by a gang of french frogs. But he went out with a hero. Building up of a one episode character to have him die in the end is commonplace in Sharpe episodes, but he was the best one.
MajBlood 1 year ago
Wow Jack! Who the fuck saw that one coming! Great episode of Sharpe. I could see myself loving this book.
MajBlood 1 year ago
3:28 I love it how small the Kings Colours are on his horse, its like a flag hanging off a Rover car arial in the world cup lol
coolcraignvodka 1 year ago
@coolcraignvodka its actually not the kings colors, it is what a modern military unit or cavalry unit calls a guideon it allows your own side to know where you are during a battle, not realy used anymore on a modern battlefield, but it was very effective in the 18th cantury and napoleonic wars
1776Shaman 11 months ago 2
Gutted! Lord/Captain Jack Spears was a quality character, shame about his treachery :( I'm guessing everyone liked him?)
coolcraignvodka 1 year ago 4
Great actor James Purefoy.
alexkrycek21 1 year ago
very good *sabre cut*
win
NemesisMLT89 1 year ago
Is it me or is the Kings Colour a wee bit small, they look like they nicked it from a sea side shop in Blackpool
darthhooker 1 year ago 22
What does cooper say as Jack's running with the flag? Cooma coma or something...?
Rubethebest 1 year ago 3
Poor Jack... His was probably the most chilling death to watch, the way they first kick the sword out of his one hand and beat him to death... No wonder the South Essex crosses that 500 yards.
Lamporre 1 year ago 5
@Lamporre
Indeed.
JimmySteller 1 year ago
how long would it take for pat te load that damn shotgun?
Shadec1 1 year ago
@Shadec1 I think it would be like loading any other musket. I think the musket ball would shatter just before leaving the barrels and spread shrapnel out. I don't think he loaded each individual barrel lol.
grobo11 1 year ago
@grobo11 but for it to fire each barrel would need to be loaded and i think that it shoots them all at once like a shotgun of balls
Shadec1 1 year ago
@Shadec1 Yeah exactly. The shatterd musket ball (or the bits of it) would escape through the numerous barrels and spread out like a shotgun.
grobo11 1 year ago
7:17 awkward silence...
SBS336 1 year ago
@SBS336 What silence?
mitrooper 1 year ago
@mitrooper just a bit before 7:17 ... he says "I want that flag! who's coming with me?!" and then theres a moments silence before everyone cheers
SBS336 1 year ago
i knew it i liked him but suspected him as soon as he spoke french he just seemed shifty
comanderfarsight 1 year ago
I like how at 8:21 a cannon ball takes out loads of English guys but doesn't even touch the Highlanders.
mrchrisdavis09 1 year ago 2
Woah at 8:49 The French actually got a chosen man. I think that's a first and last before Waterloo!
28576520 1 year ago
i love it!!! i think they're taking capture the flag a little too seriously...
iggle07 1 year ago 50
@iggle07: ROTFLMAO!!
P.S.: Does anyone happen to know what tune that Scotch pipe major is playing?
NobleKorhedron 4 months ago
somehow the british cannonballs have a bigger exploding and shrapnel ratio than the french:)
chrissi1138 2 years ago 3
4.40 I want that gunlayer! one ranging shot and then MONEY shot!
ssostufveatch 2 years ago
Re Where did the other troops come from: If you recall the british held the town so troops were garrisoned there before sharpe's group arrived.
I agree Sharpe seems to be able to take a hell of a lot of punishment and bounce back where the slightest waft from a sabre/sword seems to do for everyone else, but its entertainment so some artisiticfreedom is required.
SWLB 2 years ago
In those days Sgts were in the back of the ranks with their pikes pushing the back rank. Very confusing to a retired Marine Lt. Colonel. But I have to suspend belief to enjoy the show. By the way, Sharpe sure does heal fast while others seem to sucumb to one saber slice across the vest. O well. Still fun to watch.
jwslider1 2 years ago
I enjoy watching. Thanks for posting. I know the budget was probably not what was needed but the casualties taken in the battles up to this point don't seem to correspond to the numbers. And how did Major Sharpe move from one fire team of rifles to take command of the regiment with only the colonel being KIA. Also, what are the Highlanders doing in a South Essex regiment. And his Irish Sgt. takes the front rank? NCOs marched behind pushing with their pikes.
jwslider1 2 years ago
Cause Sharpe is a Major at this point; and after Colonol Majors take command
arabiancowofdeath 2 years ago
I understand chain of command and rank structure. I am a retired Marine LtCol. At the beginning of this episode (as in others) Sharpe is functioning more as a scout attached to the regiment with his "squad" of rifles by Wellington. The next in line should have been the next senior officer, true, but in the direct chain. No problem, still fun.
jwslider1 2 years ago
uhmm have you seen any of the other Sharp movies? the first one made is Sharp's Rifle and it goes in order Sharpe's Eagle, Sharpe's Company, Sharpe's Enemy, Sharpe's Honour, Sharpe's Gold, Sharpe's Battle, Sharpe's Sword, Sharpe's Regiment, Sharpe's Siege, Sharpe's Mission, Sharpe's Revenge, Sharpe's Justice and Sharpe's Waterloo
there was movies in 2006 Sharpe's Challenge, Sharpe's Peril but they take place in India before Sharp becomes an Officer before he was a Green Jacket of the 95th
RazorCell7 1 year ago
I think I missed the point of having Jack ride in like that. Sure, it gives him a heroic death, but wtf? Where was the tactical advantage in having a guy ride in with a British flag and get shot down while the whole company watches?!
Kibetha 2 years ago
honor means more back then than it does today - at least to most people. remember that Jack was nobility. Sharpe was giving him a chance to die with honor and avoid inquiry and the ensuing court martial that would ruin his family name forever. Sharpe did him a favor. as for the tactical advantage, the troops would fight harder to retreive their colors
AlienZygote010 2 years ago
where the hell did he get the scots???? and other rifles???
joslynn417 2 years ago
They arrived with the cannon, maybe?
fedos 2 years ago
God knows Frogs are damn bloody hard to beat-maybe the only people in the world to be a match for tommy atkins
ivaflimkien 2 years ago
in the book Jack had syphilis.
matt304671 2 years ago
They are losing their officers faster than leaves drop in autumn.
Lachausis 2 years ago
HIGHLANDERS YAY!!! FINALLY!!!
LordWellington15 2 years ago
How do they simulate cannonball explosions among the advancing troops. Are the actors/soldiers injured by flying debris?
artie6818 2 years ago
no dude they have like air cylinders or something buried in the ground and when they are set off they send dirt and smoke everywhere, than the actors act :P
i think that's what they do i am not totally sure :P
theyellowjesters 2 years ago
It is my considered opinion that every infantry advance should be accompanied by a piper. There's little one can do to inspire men more.
tevyethemad 2 years ago
8:22 LOL. Scots didnt feel a fuckin thing : D !!!Come on the Tartan!!!
BeScotFree 2 years ago
They must be bullet-proof!
TheMickeykid 2 years ago
Ya lol explosion right on em don't even budge.
LordWellington15 2 years ago
they could have hired more men too, the 1970 movie Waterloo, had over a thousand extras playing the part of the Infantry in the battle
nooo8oooo 2 years ago
The 1970's movie, if it's the one i think it is, was filmed using thousands of extras.
BECAUSE THEY HIRED SOVIET INFANTRY!!
Not joking, they asked the red army for help in filming it!
Jpdt19 2 years ago
when exactly was the Sharpe Series? like when did the first episode come out?
jmburke89 2 years ago
Started around 1993-based on 15 books written by Bernard Cornwell - track's Charpe's missions in various campaigns around Europe and Asia. .Most of the movies are available on cd's at your library.
TheMickeykid 2 years ago
has ne1 got any ideas on the tune the pipemajor is playin because its pretty legendary????
giacomo998 3 years ago
the haughs o' Cromdale
MrTriggr 2 years ago
Johnny Cope is the tune.
sanseijedi 2 years ago
anyone know what tune the pipe major (if that is the correct term) is playing?
karshan24 3 years ago
Jacks only got 1 arm?!
FinalFreek 3 years ago
Yes
cobweb14 3 years ago
when i saw it i thought that he had 2 arms but had 1 arm on the rains. so how does he ride a horse wield a cavalry sabre and hold the regimental colours?
FinalFreek 3 years ago
Guides the horse with his knees and has the flag strapped to the saddle would be my guess
CheckoutPhil 3 years ago
or it's like the band of the household cavalry where the reins are fitted to the stirrups and they guide with the their feet and he most probably has got a little holder which would be originally designed for laces.
FinalFreek 3 years ago
Good morning!
Lachausis 2 years ago
kinda hard to notice, isn't it?
hempenasphalt 2 years ago
Those scots soldiers and their Pipe Major... Great soldiers, all of them
notonestepbackwards 3 years ago
Why is Jack wearing a blue uniform?
arthurpendragonsyt 3 years ago
cavalry uniform, officer, or maybe i he was in the navy
maxwellhcs1892 3 years ago
hes a spy
heeeeeyyyyyyyyy 3 years ago
He's a staff officer. Spies were probably considered as staff officers so they wore blue coats which were considered the uniform of Wellington's general staff.
schweitzer006325 3 years ago
is it just me or why do some episodes dosent even load :(,i have 2 kbps net connection and updated java/adobe so how come?or is it because im from the philippines?
savant0100 3 years ago
Leeroy Jenkins at 5:32
NoEoAoRo 3 years ago 3
silly french should of used canister
jesusvalentine 3 years ago
yeah but case would fly over the top becuase it's just musket balls in a metal casing. meanwhile round shot is heavy and would bounce and explode killing more people in the blast radius.
FinalFreek 3 years ago
round shot! round shot only bounces. shell explodes but you have to judge how much fuse u need. round shot is only good against column (which the french use, the english use line) or if it is at an angle across the line. CANISTER IS THE WAY TO TAKE OUT INFANTRY!
jesusvalentine 3 years ago
yeah on the ground and on top of a fort at long range maybe but when on top of a fort and at a certain range shell and/or round shot is better against either column and/or a line so when on top of a fort and at long range use case when at a certain range use round and/or shell.
FinalFreek 3 years ago
round shot and shell is to be used at range. canister and grape is to be used at short range. round shot works well on column coz it plows through many ppl. where as line is only 2 ppl deep taking a max of 2 ppl at a time. shell has a wider area but are hard to judge so when they are up close u use canister!
jesusvalentine 3 years ago
what exactly is in the canister and grape- how is it constructed?
TheMickeykid 2 years ago
well with canister the hint is in the name. basicly they have a "can" full of musket ballswhich splits open at the end of the gun and shreds infantry coz its like having a massive shot gun and grape is along the same lines cept its not in a can
jesusvalentine 2 years ago 2
Its pretty much a big shotgun shell, it splits after being fired and releases thousands of little bullets.
Linkster2o 2 years ago
what velocity would the bullets have-would they be a slower spped than a rife shot? HOw much damage would they do?
TheMickeykid 2 years ago
Slightly lower velocity than a rifle, but they would do a terrible amount of damage. A well placed canister shot could reduce a formation to half strength. The biggest limitation of canister shot was its range, it was effective at a slightly higher range than most rifles, but it couldcrush a group of advancing line infantry, armed with inaccurate smoothbores. Rifle technology advanced at a faster rate than artillary, by the American Civil War, standard Issue rifles could outrange canister shot.
Linkster2o 2 years ago
It works as a claymore mine. Shoots hundreds of small bullets towards the enemy.
Lachausis 2 years ago
If they are small caliber, do they tend to wound rather than be fatal?
artie6818 2 years ago
@artie6818 the purpose of mines is not to kill but to inflict wounds. The objective is to slow down the ennemy. Injure one, hes stopped and at least one man will stop to help.
Jabthecat 2 years ago
Wounds pretty often ended up fatal back then though, infections, blood loss, and even a lot of surviveable ones turned out deadly as getting people to a surgeon wasn't always easy or even a priority back then.
xylaphonemaster 2 years ago
he had the flag attached to his sadle and when he got off he tucked it under the stump
cobweb14 3 years ago
well...the series is about sharpe so what would it be if he didn't command the regiment in all of its glory
scottsman1776 3 years ago 2
lol is it just me or does the South Essex burn through commanding officers.
voodoomonky 3 years ago 50
@voodoomonky
Well they formed the habit with Simmerson. That bastard lost a color and they had to get him out of there. Anyway, they want sharpe.
b0ywithhat 1 year ago
@voodoomonky ha as long as they got sharpe and harper they'll be fine.
SquirlNutssss 1 year ago
@SquirlNutssss
thats true lets hope Sharpe never leaves god mode otherwise theyd probably lose the empire.
voodoomonky 1 year ago 4
@voodoomonky nope, sharpe always seems to be the one giving the orders ;)
SixFootBabyStudios 11 months ago
Nice Shoot!!!!!
PrincessSys24 3 years ago 3