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Compensating?

Added on May 17th, 2008 by | Report Post
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The German Paris Gun, also known as William’s Gun, was the largest rail artillery gun of World War I. In 1918 the Paris Gun was able to shell Paris from 120 km (75 mi) away.


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    Goldfinger

    That’s not the Paris Gun, it’s a K12 built in the 1930’s. It had longer range than the Paris Gun and it did actually hit Kent from about 88 km away. Still not what you would call useful.

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    Fen

    Yeah. No-one cares about Kent.

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    lolcat

    Poor Kent. He never saw it coming.

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    storminator

    another big reason why Hitler lost the war. and yes, he was compensating! LOL

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    MrPsychic

    Uh…Storminator, World War I was a few decades before Hitler came to power…

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    TokenWGuy

    That’s a huge bitch.

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    Sticky

    The Germans were brilliant at building big useless things.

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    redxblack

    big gun is big.

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