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Is that the Royal Albert Bridge near Battersea (London). It was not that well engineered and has a sign post that says, “ALL TROOPS MUST BREAK STEP WHEN MARCHING OVER THIS BRIDGE.”
SHAKEDOWNCITY 5 months ago
It be"hooves" them to obey this sign.
rmremail 5 months ago
Is this the Tacoma Narrows Bridge? Make sure your horses aren’t cantering in step with each other.
Jml58 5 months ago
Make sure you have enough dimes for the toll.
Superhawk 5 months ago
I doubt that they have the horsepower to get over 20 mph.
Ned Snipes 5 months ago
An average horse can run at 30 mph, your welcomed.
HarryLime 5 months ago
I’d be concerned about the load limit on that bridge, considering it’s dealing with knights and horses in full armour.
purepaul Premium Member 5 months ago
What’s the term for a group of jousting knights?
Marc Hinck 5 months ago
Did somebody bring dimes?
fencie 5 months ago
Where did all that dirt come from that’s billowing up?
Alberta Oil 5 months ago
Did they use miles back in that day, don’t think they even had hours yet.
Frank Burns Eats Worms 5 months ago
Traffic knight mare.
Julie478 Premium Member 5 months ago
I read it first as “Speed limit” and was trying to figure out the joke. Finally got there!
mistercatworks 5 months ago
They must also “break step”. Ex-GIs know what I mean.
(Dear clueless. It means to prevent resonances that can bring down a bridge by not marching or trotting in sync.)
listmom 5 months ago
Is that the Royal Albert Bridge near Battersea (London). It was not that well engineered and has a sign post that says, “ALL TROOPS MUST BREAK STEP WHEN MARCHING OVER THIS BRIDGE.”