Funny Scene from "John Adams": John walks in
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An experiment of a very "delicate matter" indeed!
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I aboslutely adore this show- I died laughing at this scene too!
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lol
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I love how the French gal just kind of glances over at Adams like, "meh."
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Hey, at least Franklin had someone his own age, instead of some kid.
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what the hell type of experiment was that? Granny Gate?
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@progressiverebel .....How could you know him?Do you mean John,on 86th Street ? He must be 65 or so,it being 2011.He was my first "best friend",I had a crush on Audrey.
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John Adams my 7th cousin was kind of a jerk, and was really weird at times. Bens a more distant realtion but he was better liked. Sam dressed like a scarecrow and didn't do well at beer making. Ben had lots of women in his time and thats well known. He was always ready to party.... An thats the truth.
And I could beat Ben in chess...
There's chess and then there's Strip Chess in a Bathtub w/ Ben Franklin.
TheTraumarama 4 months ago
@TheTraumarama, LMAO! xD
believinginluv 4 months ago
what was he angry about?
dreamerboy84 4 months ago
@dreamerboy84, the Continental Congress made Franklin sole diplomat to France, a.k.a. they were kicking Adams out of his job in France. John was too honest to be a good diplomat and he wasn't as conceding a negotiator as Franklin. He ruffled a lot of feathers at the French court, so Congress thought it best to send him elsewhere. Poor John!
believinginluv 4 months ago
Historically hilariously fact:
That secretary, Mr. Edward Bancroft, was a double-agent!
He was spying simultaneously for the Americans and the British while he was in Paris working with Franklin and Adams! His role was not confirmed (though some suspected him) until the late 19th century, when British diplomatic records were opened to the public.
Assuming this scene actually occurred, magine the reaction of his British liason when he told them this story!!!!!
zbt518 10 months ago 5
@zbt518, wow! How cool, I didn't know that! Makes sense though, considering there were so many double-agents in France spying on the Americans at that time. It's a wonder how Mr. Adams and Franklin got anything done with so many eyes watching them. xD Thanks for the comment! :)
believinginluv 10 months ago